IDN1002 Industrial design studio 2

When you finish this unit, you should be able to:

1. 1

   Appreciate the practical and theoretical nature of industrial design, understanding core principles of manufacturing techniques and material properties, evaluating their impact on design and production outcomes;

2. 2

   Design objects to specific physical and functional criteria through iterative prototyping and feedback, by leveraging industrial production techniques to explore material manipulation and scalability;

3. 3

   Integrate principles of materiality, manufacturing processes, and design constraints to create cohesive solutions that balance functionality and aesthetics, accounting for the implications of different material choices and production techniques on the sustainability and usability of designs;

4. 4

   Reflect on the impact of design decisions on users, society, and the environment, engaging in collaborative processes and integrating peer and tutor feedback to strengthen outcomes and foster shared responsibility;

5. 5

   Demonstrate an understanding of the social and environmental responsibilities of a designer by prioritising sustainable and ethical design practices;

6. 6

   Cultivate self-directed learning skills by identifying areas for personal and professional growth through feedback integration and exploration of new production techniques and design methodologies.