Interaction Design ( B.Des )
4 year composite study programme that combines new age domains with traditional approaches to learning
ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
The Interaction Design program is tailored for a generation that navigates seamlessly between digital and physical realms. The curriculum includes cognitive ergonomics, human-computer interaction, and UI/UX design, which are foundational to creating engaging digital experiences. Students learn to develop user-centric designs with a solid grounding in typography, layout, color, and form. The program also emphasizes real-life project execution, from app design to new business digital portals, incorporating rapid prototyping techniques to refine and validate design solutions.
ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
The Interaction Design program is tailored for a generation that navigates seamlessly between digital and physical realms. The curriculum includes cognitive ergonomics, human-computer interaction, and UI/UX design, which are foundational to creating engaging digital experiences. Students learn to develop user-centric designs with a solid grounding in typography, layout, color, and form. The program also emphasizes real-life project execution, from app design to new business digital portals, incorporating rapid prototyping techniques to refine and validate design solutions.
What is Taught?
Courses in cognitive ergonomics, human-computer interface & UI/ UX help in creating good user experiences. Basic understanding of coding helps you in developing digital products.
Good grounding on knowledge of typography, layouts, colour and form, helps in developing interactions that are visually delightful.
You get to work on real-life projects like designing apps and portals for new businesses besides getting introduced to new methods of quick prototyping to validate your design solutions.
Some Courses
Future Prospects
- Our graduates find opportunities as Interaction designers in technology companies and big corporations.
They are also sought after by start-ups in digital products and app development. - Organisations that develop software also require UX or User experience designers who can interpret the man machine interface.
- Service Design is another area of work for Interaction designers as they understand the systemic approach to problem solving.