Curriculum

Freshman: Foundation Level

Students take foundational classes in the areas of science, engineering, the humanities, and design.
 

Sophomore: Introductory Level

Students learn about form principles and visual language. They explore the history and present state of design and learn various communication and presentation skills. They also extend their engineering knowledge and study the basic elements of product design.
 

Junior: Development Level

Students acquire the ability to accomplish design projects focused on marketing and production, and build their comprehension of modern industrial systems.
 

Senior: Integration Level

Students learn to use design philosophy and ethics as professional designers, and they acquire the ability to accomplish complex design projects.
 

	Freshman	Sophomore	Junior	Senior
Spring Semester	Introduction to Design	Basic Design	Interactive Product Design	System Design
		Presentation Technique	Design Methods	Graduation Design Studio I
		Computer-aided Design	Software Prototyping	Portfolio & Exhibition Design
		Graphic Design	Moving Image Design
Fall Semester	Idea & Expression	Product Design	User Experience Design	Graduation Design Studio II
		Interaction Prototyping	Human Factors for Design	Design Entrepreneurship
		Photo Techniques	Interface Design	Undergraduate CFT Seminar
		Design Engineering	Moving Image Design	Interactive Software Design
		Information Design
Graduation Research

Graduation Research

Graduation Research

For advanced major or students who are following major course requirements in 2015 or earlier, Graduation Design Studio I and II aligned with Graduation Research are mandatory;     therefore, they cannot replace their Graduation Research with URP-B.

URP-B

Students who are not belonging to either of the above category (i.e. students who are following major course requirements in 2016 or later, and not advanced major) can apply URP-B   for their research credit.
 

Requisites for Graduation

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