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The MSD with a concentration in Industrial Design is meant for individuals interested in advanced studies in human factors; history; methodology, theory, criticism; design processes; and technology. This concentration develops an understanding of contemporary industrial design issues through specialized research and design skills. It also prepares the graduate student for a career in industrial design education. Students can also focus specifically on Human Factors or Methodology, Theory, and Criticism. (List of courses)
Faculty Members
- Prasad Boradkar, Associate Professor
PHONE 480.965.8685 EMAIL prasad.boradkar@asu.edu
Prasad teaches senior design studio, design history, and materials and processes at the undergraduate level, and a graduate course on design and cultural studies.
- Jacques R. Giard, Professor
PHONE 480.965.1373 EMAIL jacques.giard@asu.edu
Design and context, design and microenterprises, design education
- Donald Herring, Clinical Associate Professor
PHONE 480.727.7338 EMAIL donald.herring@asu.edu
- Aisling Kelliher, Assistant Professor
- Lauren McDermott, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department
- Dosun Shin, Assistant Professor
- John Takamura, Assistant Professor
- Philip White, Assistant Professor
Student Research Projects
Dean Bacalzo
An analysis of the DataHand® Keyboard as an input device for musical expression for children ages six through eleven
Lisa Broome
Second Chances: An Assessment of the Re-appropriation of Objects
Tamara Christensen
For the birds: An assessment of the effect of an ethnographic observation exercise on the creativity of student design solutions
Manuel Ricardo Lugo Cruz
The effectiveness of design in micro-enterprises: Adding value to local products in Southern
Sonora, Mexico
Christopher Grasso
PAL: The pneumatic arm lift
Judith Patricia Ochoa Hernandez
Commercializing a Mexican hot flavor: Chiltepin
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