This Core Studio builds on the knowledge and skills learned in INDD 200 Core Studio in Industrial Design, and offers further exposure to key aspects of Industrial Design. Projects involve primary and secondary design research methods and practices as well as prototyping using a variety of form-giving strategies. Students engage in all aspects of the design process: research, analysis, iteration, prototyping, presentation and evaluation in order to meet the required objectives through individual and group projects. Discussion and reflection help students make informed decisions about their personal and professional development.

This course is subject to priority rules; see here.