Art + Design at Northeastern

ARTH 2200 Topics in Design History
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CRN 19519

Online Instructional Method
Explores various design history topics through pioneering designers whose work has influenced contemporary design culture. Instructor determines format and content.

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Design Proc Context & Syst - 19587 - ARTG 1250
Design Proc Context & Syst - 19943 - ARTG 1250
Typography 1 - 12558 - ARTG 2250
Type Tools - 13578 - ARTG 2251
Graphic Design 1 - 17910 - ARTG 2252
Programming Basics - 19491 - ARTG 2260
Typography 2 - 19476 - ARTG 3350
Graphic Design 2 - 16858 - ARTG 3450
Experience Design 2 - 13543 - ARTG 3463
Interaction Design 2: Mobile - 15826 - ARTG 3700
Design Degree Project 2 - 16784 - ARTG 4551
Graphic Design Synthesis - 15174 - ARTG 4555

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Discover the 2021 Senior Show for the Department of Art + Design - Northeastern CAMD The annual Senior Show for the Department of Art + Design recently opened its door to Northeastern students, faculty and staff in Gallery 360 in the Curry Student Center. The show features a variety of design, photography, board books, stamps, […]

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ARTD 2000 Intro to Immersive Media
CRN 18976

This is an interdisciplinary minor that provides a foundation in the design and development of immersive experiences in the exploration of human connection and interaction through media and technology. Focusing on the core principles, tools, and techniques of immersive media development, students have an opportunity to learn to tell stories, prototype new worlds, and explore creative workflows that will help shape the future of design.

Part of new Immersive Media minor.
Link: http://catalog.northeastern.edu/undergraduate/arts-media-design/art-design/immersive-media-minor/

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Prototyping Virtual Reality with Unity and Tilt Brush
INAM 2183-01 CRN 41758 or INAM 5183-01 CRN 41636
Special Topics Pop-Up Course, 2 Credits, Summer I, 2021
Meets Thursdays, 9:00-11:35 am and 1:35-4:15 pm

Introduces students to experience design and asset production techniques in the emerging field of virtual reality culminating in the fabrication of a prototype. Students will use the history of the medium, a survey of contemporary practices, guest lectures, and focused studio sessions as the backdrop for their creative exploration.

For more information contact:

Jamal Thorne [email protected]
David Tamés [email protected]

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CRN 19100
ARTE 5901.1 Design for Dignity

Instructor: Miso Kim
Day & Time: Wed 6-9:30pm

Course Description
Humans have designed the artificial world so that it elevates dignity in our everyday lives. Design for Dignity is a studio course that addresses design problems with focus on the concept of dignity as a central principle of human-centered design. This course offers opportunities for students to explore the ethical dimensions of design practice through design projects, as well as develop competencies in collective participation in community. Through readings and in-class activities, students will learn about human value systems, dignity as a principle, and service design as a process of deliberation. Students will practice applying these perspectives, models, and theories to create compelling design projects.

Open to graduate students, seniors, and juniors.

Image Credit Students: Tia Thomson, Julia Janigian, Madisen Hackley

TEDxNortheasternU 2021

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Professor Jamal Thorne, Art and Media Arts faculty will be speaking at the virtual TEDxNortheasternU 2021 conference.
His TEDx Talk is called The Art of Emotional Vulnerability.

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THEME REVEAL | TEDxNortheasternU 2021: Horizons Register NOW for our annual TEDxNortheasternU conference on March 28th, 2021 with the link here: https://rebrand.ly/tedxneu2021-emailThere are no borders, ju...

Info Session: Art Explorations in Ireland
February 9 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Join live to learn more about the Dialogue in Ireland with Professor Mira Cantor!

DOC Fair - Global Experience Office (GEO) at Northeastern University Events « All Events This event has passed. DOC Fair November 15, 2018 @ 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Event Navigation « Beyond Borders – Ghana Passport Drive » + Google Calendar+ iCal Export Details Date: November 15, 2018 Time: 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Event Category: Fair Event Tags:Dialogue of Civilizations...

Take Game Concept Development and Production again!
Now repeatable twice (counted as Game Design Required or Game Design Elective)!

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CRN: 38669
GAME 3800 Game Concept Development and Production

Project-based course that equips game design students with the tools to engage in a professional production process. Students will work in a team to design and develop a complete game.
Ideal for students looking to add a game to their portfolio but lack the time or resources to do so outside of class!

Contact: Alexandra To ([email protected])
https://camd.northeastern.edu/faculty/alexandra-to/

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CONTACT DANA MUELLER
[email protected]

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CRN 32765
ARTG 5120.1 Research Methods for Design
*Open to all students with instructor’s permission.

Instructors: Tad Hirsch
Tues 8:00 am - 11:30 am

Students in this course learn a variety of design research methods, including semi-structured interviewing, participant observation, customer journey mapping, and design ideation. Students learn how to effectively document and present design research. In addition to major project work, student learning will be bolstered with readings, discussions, and in-class exercises.

Photo credit: Kitchen Stories, 2003 (Bent Hamer, dir)

Explore HIstory of Comics with Professor Hillary Chute this spring!

CRN 37970
ARTE 3901 Special Topics: History of Comics