Design Research (VCDP 1135)
Research is a critical component of the design process. Both primary and secondary research can be used to ensure that designers create work that speaks to the right audience and adequately serves the human needs they're aiming to address. In this course, students will survey various primary and secondary research methods often used in design projects, including qualitative and quantitative approaches. They will practice evaluating and interpreting research data and then put their research skills to work in the creation of a related design project.
Course code: VCDP 1135
Credits: 3.0
Length: 54.0 hours
Course outline:
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