Design Courses

... of the course is design of a robot to participate in a challenge that changes from year to year. This year, the theme is cleaning up the planet as inspired by the movie Wall-E...

... the competitive edge required to gain employment in the contemporary design industry where the ability to work across new and traditional media is highly valued. Our studio approach provides you with a fertile environment to develop your creative and technical skills. A focus on experience design and design... Learn about: Visual Communication, Interior Design, Communication Training...

...This programme is offered by the UCL Division of Medicine and the Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research and is designed for the more research-oriented student, complementing the Drug Design MSc. Conducting cutting-edge research within the drug industries and UCL's academic group, it offers... Learn about: Stem Cells, Regulation of Research, Research Studies...

...This course covers web design and web development. Web design isn’t the same as web development. Web Design is to design the front-end of the website which involve setting out the page layout, menus and selecting the color scheme and font etc. You will learn HTML, CSS and JQuery etc. Development... Learn about: Web Development...

... Level 1 Award Personal Development Employability Skills and essential skills. The course provides good progression on to level 2 courses in a variety of subjects including First Diploma Art Design, Media & Media studies. It is aimed at those who may have left school with no formal qualifications... Learn about: Art design, Skills and Training, IT Development...

...This course is suitable for those adults wishing to develop a portfolio of art, media and design-related work for entry to Higher Education...

...A variety of assessment methods is used including practical design work & surveys, design project using CAD, presentations, annotated notebooks, case studies, portfolio and reports. Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Check {if "vertical" == 'horizontal'} {if "LSPH0011"}... Learn about: Garden Design, Skills and Training...

...We will provide you with a unique experience preparing you for a career in the Game Industry. The course will build your skills in concept design, 2D digital illustration, 3D digital design and model making, Illustration including the digital skills you need to communicate your design... Learn about: Skills and Training...

..., marketing and promotion and facility management. You may work as an interior designer, film production designer, exhibition designer, product designer or visual merchandiser. Or, pursue graduate studies in interior design, architecture, product design, curatorial studies or a related field... Learn about: Interior Design, Visual Communication, Design Dynamics...

...During this course, we will be exploring basic questions of architecture through several short design exercises. Working with many different media, students will discover the interrelationship of architecture and its related disciplines, such as structures, sustainability, architectural history...

...A variety of assessment methods is used including practical design work & surveys, design project using CAD, presentations, annotated notebooks, case studies, portfolio and reports. Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) Check {if "vertical" == 'horizontal'} {if "LSPH0011"}... Learn about: Skills and Training, Garden Design...

...Modules on this course include:Fashion design • Pattern adaption and planning • Tools and equipment • Closings and fastenings • Fabric layout and garment construction... Learn about: Construction Training...

... the concept of design has long been associated more with the aesthetics rather than the search of solutions, the newest trend puts design on a different level, emphasizing its practical and functional aspects that add value to the consumer. Industrial product design is one of the most versatile specialities... Learn about: Electrical Engineering, Service Design, Product Design...

...Have designs on an academic minor that's artistic and useful? Earn your graphic design minor at Suffolk University. You'll learn how powerful graphic design amplifies messages, and you'll develop the artistic skills to create a body of work that has something to... Learn about: Computer Applications, Graphic design...

... to a collaborative re-definition of the problem statement. Second, people come first, which is translated into a human-centred and participatory design approach that follows iterative cycles of observation, ideation, prototyping, and testing. Third, design thinking also requires a certain type of research culture...

... to a collaborative re-definition of the problem statement. Second, people come first, which is translated into a human-centred and participatory design approach that follows iterative cycles of observation, ideation, prototyping, and testing. Third, design thinking also requires a certain type of research culture...

... to a collaborative re-definition of the problem statement. Second, people come first, which is translated into a human-centred and participatory design approach that follows iterative cycles of observation, ideation, prototyping, and testing. Third, design thinking also requires a certain type of research culture...

... to a collaborative re-definition of the problem statement. Second, people come first, which is translated into a human-centred and participatory design approach that follows iterative cycles of observation, ideation, prototyping, and testing. Third, design thinking also requires a certain type of research culture...

... to a collaborative re-definition of the problem statement. Second, people come first, which is translated into a human-centred and participatory design approach that follows iterative cycles of observation, ideation, prototyping, and testing. Third, design thinking also requires a certain type of research culture...

... to a collaborative re-definition of the problem statement. Second, people come first, which is translated into a human-centred and participatory design approach that follows iterative cycles of observation, ideation, prototyping, and testing. Third, design thinking also requires a certain type of research culture...