@ U of M Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning
Interaction Design
Adjunct Professor Urban Technology, University of Michigan
Teaching coursework introducing students to the fundamental principles of design.
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UT 330 Interaction Design & Urban Experiences.
The second of four core studios in Urban Technology; a tour de force through user-centered design methods, gestalt psychology, color theory, accessibility, and interaction design practice. Developed curriculum, workshops, and lectures tailored to the civic charter of UT.
Applying design methodology to a core urban services such as mobility, collective decision-making, resource sharing, and resource utilization. Students work through the full design process from discovery to definition, development, and validation. Ushering students through qualitative research identifying users needs, students develop wire-frames, mock-ups, and other prototypes to test with real-world users.