Industrial Design Course(Undergraduate)
Human-Friendly Design
This course fosters designers and researchers in general, including creators, planners, and engineers, who understand various aspects of human characteristics based on their connection with society to create safe, secure, and attractive "products," "living environments," "services," and "social systems" equipped with a new bird's-eye view from the consumer's perspective.
To this end, the curriculum is structured to systematize the theory and methodology of design for social implementation based on multiple perspectives, including sensibility, engineering, and science. The educational structure comprises lectures and exercises that complement each other to deepen studentsʼ understanding and equip them with knowledge and skills. Specifically, the curriculum is designed based on a core of creative design and ergonomics, which are the specialization foundation for a wide range of theories and practices and can be structured according to the interests and aspirations of students.