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General
Elective course, prerequisite courses INDUSTRIAL DESIGN (DESIGN) I and II.
Cource content
Creative and comprehensive theory and practice of planning collective objects or of commercial feasibility compositions.
Programme aims
Search, analyze and compose data and information using necessary technologies. Teamwork with promotion of creative and interdisciplinary thinking aiming at the integrated (overall) practice in industrial design of commercial feasibility.
Learning Outcomes: Knowledge and Understanding
TEACHING METHOD
Teaching areas and workshops. Use of ICT in teaching, laboratory training, communication with students
TEACHING ORGANIZATION
Activity-Semester workload
Lectures 25
Writing a job 25
Study Preparation 25
Total Course 75
EVALUATION STUDENTS
Multiple choice test (written test and study preparation)
Evaluation criteria: Universal assimilation of theory and know-how
and excellent development of scientific reference in the areas of principles and methods of integrated industrial design (design).
The criteria are accessible through the website of the course.
Bibliography
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Parsons, T. (2009). Thinking, objects: Contemporary approaches to product design. AVA Academia.
Seitz, T. (2020). Design Thinking and the New Spirit of Capitalism: Sociological reflections on innovation culture. Palgrave Pivot.
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