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This course is a continuation of the work introduced in D104 with a focus on the industrial design discipline. This studio course examines the techniques and attitudes for dealing with exploration, identification, prototyping, evaluation and communication of problems and solutions arising from the design of physical artifacts in the natural and product environment. The design studio process includes the acquisition of languages and skills appropriate to creativity, design thinking, industrial design vocabulary and disciplined work habits.

Prerequisite: D104 and ±õ¶ÙÌý110 Corequisites: ±õ¶ÙÌý210 and ID216

Typically offered in Spring only