IDN2001 Industrial design studio 3

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

1. 1

   Understand key theoretical principles to analyse human-machine interactions effectively;

2. 2

   Utilise an experimental approach to problem-solving, prototyping designs that address physical and virtual human-centred issues effectively, focusing on usability and accessibility;

3. 3

   Integrate principles of anthropometrics, ergonomics, design constraints, and cognitive psychology to create comprehensive, user-centred solutions for both physical and digital problems;

4. 4

   Reflect on your role and responsibility as a designer in shaping user experiences through teamwork, evaluating the impact of collective decisions on diverse users and their interactions with systems and products;

5. 5

   Cultivate an empathetic and responsible approach to design by fostering a commitment to inclusivity, accessibility, and user well-being in all stages of the design process;

6. 6

   Develop self-directed learning strategies to continuously advance your understanding of human-centred design, responding to feedback, and independently identifying areas for growth and problem-solving approaches.