Art - Design
ARTG 5620: Notational Systems for Experience
Seminar - 4 credits
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- Examines theoretical foundations, concepts, and methods of visual notational systems used in the effective analysis and communication of existing experiences and in the envisioning of conditions for future experiences.
- Notational systems are sets of graphic signs and codes that denote or prescribe specific actions, forces, operations, events, or performances that occur over time.
- Students engage with concepts and models through readings, discussion, case study analyses, and speculative design projects.
- Evaluates the role that notational systems play in documenting, analyzing, and understanding the human goals, actions, behaviors, and perceptions key to experience and assesses their value in designing for agency and new experiences.
- Students who do not meet course restrictions may seek permission of instructor or program coordinator.
Examines theoretical foundations, concepts, and methods of visual notational systems used in the effective analysis and communication of existing experiences and in the envisioning of conditions for future experiences. Show more.