My courses explore design as a way of researching culture, cities, technology, and human experience. Across lectures, seminars, and project-based studios, students develop the ability to frame questions, conduct research, create design proposals, and communicate ideas critically.
This course introduces students to the relationship between culture, design, and management through lectures, field research, and project-based assignments.
This course helps students develop researchable design questions, construct design alternatives, and evaluate them through comparative and systematic research methods.
This seminar examines emerging interaction paradigms and helps graduate students connect theory, design experimentation, and scholarly argumentation.