DHIS 201: Design Culture II

This course is a continuation of DHIS 101 in which students explore design culture, literature and manifestations in language, image, artifact, time, space, and experience. The historical relationship between design and the social, cultural, political, and technological contexts in which it is created is integral to studio practice in order to foster critical discrimination and awareness in our mediated culture. Students attend both a lecture and a seminar. Assignments include essays and research projects which bridge and integrate with studio pursuits.

This course is subject to priority rules; see here.

Prerequisites: 

HUMN-100 and HUMN-101

Number of Credits: 
3.00
Repeatable for Credit: 
No
Sections: 

There are no upcoming course sections for this course.