IA 378 - People, Interfaces, and Environment

Description:
Dedicated to the principles and processes of human centered, interactive design. Architectural design processes that shape the physical world around us combined with the virtual interfaces that connect us socially and functionally in almost every aspect of our technological society. Solve social and environmental problems using both architectural as well as computing and technological media. Interdisciplinary problem solving methods applicable to both disciplines and new hybrid collaborative techniques within a project development framework. May not earn credit in both IA 378 and WD 378.

Typically Offered on the Main Campus:
Occasionally

Credits: 4