The aim of this course is to introduce storytelling as a design method and to equip students with skills for effective and professional project presentation. Students are introduced to key layout principles, design trends, visual techniques for concept generation and idea iteration, techniques to present research and design rationale, as well as the conscious use of visual elements in product design and presentations. Through targeted exercises, students develop the ability to create compelling and visually engaging presentations that effectively communicate design outcomes in academic and professional contexts.
- Describe key layout principles, including grid systems and visual hierarchy.
- Analyze storytelling techniques to create compelling and impactful designs.
- Apply visual techniques for concept generation and idea iteration.
- Use color, materials and patterns in a conscious manner in product design.
- Produce professional-quality design presentations.
- Demonstrate skills to communicate orally and visually in both academic and professional contexts.
Workload | Hrs |
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Lectures | 42 |
Hands-on Work | 30 |
Project work | 60 |