Course Introduction - Interaction Design & Technologies
Course Introduction - Interaction Design & Technologies
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WELCOME TO INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 CIU265 7,5 HP LP 1 – 2012 COURSE MANAGER JOSEF WIDESTRÖM COURSE TEACHER THOMMY ERIKSSON Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
WELCOME TO INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 CIU265 7,5 HP LP 1 – 2012 COURSE MANAGER JOSEF WIDESTRÖM COURSE TEACHER THOMMY ERIKSSON Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
WELCOME TO INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 INTRODUCTION WHAT? WHY? HOW? COURSE AIMS LECTURES LITERATURE PROJECT EXAMINATION DISCUSSION Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
COURSE INTRODUCTION INTERACTION DESIGN IN PUBLIC SPACE CONTEMPORARY URBAN SPACE = URBAN PLANNING + ARCHITECTURE + ART + INTERACTION DESIGN Fish Market, Turkey Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
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COURSE INTRODUCTION INTERACTION DESIGN IN PUBLIC SPACE CONTEMPORARY URBAN SPACE = URBAN PLANNING + ARCHITECTURE + ART + INTERACTION DESIGN UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING TANGIBLE MEDIA SMART CITIES PHYSICAL-‐DIGITAL SPACE USER -‐> ACTOR CULTURAL CONTEXT SOCIAL MEANING TIME & SPACE DESIGNER’S ROLE “Urban Cursor” Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
COURSE INTRODUCTION INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 INTRODUCTION WHAT? WHY? HOW? COURSE AIMS LECTURES LITERATURE PROJECT EXAMINATION DISCUSSION Backaplan Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
COURSE INTRODUCTION INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 INTRODUCTION WHAT? WHY? HOW? COURSE AIMS LECTURES LITERATURE PROJECT EXAMINATION DISCUSSION What? The project is focused on Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> in Public Space, with the (Virtual) Culture House Backaplan as context. The task is open to interpreta4on in both conceptualiza4on and expression. Why? Working with public spaces is an important and topical challenge for interac4on designers. Including an external client (Göteborgs Stad) is part of becoming a professional interac4on designer. A “Culture House” is in itself a highly interac4ve space. How? Each project targets one of the project aims as described by the client, which can be re-‐formulated. The project then works with design concepts, methods and prototypes, leading to a final presenta4on. Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
COURSE INTRODUCTION INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 INTRODUCTION WHAT? WHY? HOW? COURSE AIMS LECTURES LITERATURE PROJECT EXAMINATION DISCUSSION Ar4cles: -‐Spa4al Explora4ons in Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> -‐Pervasive Gaming Overview -‐There will come sor rains Books: -‐Hertzian Tales: Electronic Products, Aesthe4c Experience, and Cri4cal <strong>Design</strong>. -‐Pervasive Games: Theory and <strong>Design</strong>. -‐Smart Things: Ubiquitous Compu4ng User Experience <strong>Design</strong>. -‐Digital Ground: Architecture, Pervasive Compu4ng, and Environmental Knowing. Literature seminar Wed 19 Sep Or wrinen individual essay (3-‐5 pages) Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
COURSE INTRODUCTION INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 INTRODUCTION WHAT? WHY? HOW? COURSE AIMS LECTURES LITERATURE PROJECT EXAMINATION DISCUSSION Theme: Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> in Public Space Context: (Virtual) Culture House Backaplan Expression: Mixed media (digital and physical) Organiza4on: Student groups 3-‐5 persons (10-‐12 groups) Tutoring once a week + technical assistance Budget: 1800 SEK / project Presenta4ons: Mon 10 Sep – Pitch seminar Wed 3 Oct – Mid-‐project presenta4on Wed 24 Oct – Final presenta4on 24-‐26 Oct – Exhibi4on, Visual Arena Lindholmen Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
COURSE INTRODUCTION INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 INTRODUCTION WHAT? WHY? HOW? COURSE AIMS LECTURES LITERATURE PROJECT EXAMINATION The course is examined by means of exercises (pass only) and project group work with documenta4on (grading). Grading is made using Chalmers U/3/4/5 system. Exercises (pass only): 1. Read, reflect on and present literature 2. Par4cipate in project presenta4ons Project (graded): 60% Project result and final presenta4on 40% Project documenta4on (report 3-‐5 pages) DISCUSSION Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
COURSE INTRODUCTION INTERACTION DESIGN PROJECT 1 INTRODUCTION WHAT? WHY? HOW? COURSE AIMS LECTURES LITERATURE PROJECT EXAMINATION DISCUSSION Chalmers > Applied IT > Interac4on <strong>Design</strong> > Project Introduc4on
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