There are no pre-requisites for this module to be added

The module links historical and current interaction based arts and design practice to present issues within the field of Interaction Design. With direct practical exposure to, and use of, various technologies including sensors, switches and external microprocessors, students will explore the area of physical computing. By developing a theoretical understanding of the field of Responsive Environments, students will be expected to develop applicable solutions to design problems underpinned by theoretical understanding of the field.

Upon completion of this module you will be able to

LO1: Design multimedia projects that make appropriate use of physical, aural, visual, time-based and interaction components to convey a message and reinforce its content.

LO2: Identify the appropriate technology to design a product or installation.

LO3: Develop working prototypes to appropriately augment an interactive product or installation.

LO4: Appraise their work in relation to current practice and theory.