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HER-V 311: Typography 3: Systems
3.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
P: V221 Studio course. Advanced skills development and applied research for visual communication majors. Structuring systems of typographic form according to information hierarchies, user needs, and multiple modalities of visual representation. Applications to the organization of tables, charts, displays, and publications.
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HER-V 312: Image 3: Systems
3.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
P: V222. Studio course. Advanced skills development for visual communication majors. Focusing on production and critical examination of image making as strategy for persuasion and power within dominant and subcultural discourses. Examining the roles of message makers, media, audiences, and contexts in the manipulation and reinterpretation of meaning.
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HER-V 320: VC 4: Facilitating Solutions
6.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
P: V310. Studio course. Application and integration of knowledge and skills for visual communication majors. Methods to facilitate solutions to unframed community issues. Exploring social roles of designers as researchers, reporters, and editors in collaborative teams. Integrating professional service for civic communication with reflection on personal values.
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HER-V 401: Exhibition Planning and Design I
3.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
V401 prepares students to synthesize existing design practice and apply it to exhibition planning and design (EPD). This process is explored through integrated theory and practice. Students learn research methods, exhibit development, design process, and other skills through hands-on exercises. Students create design documents and contribute to the EPD process.
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HER-V 402: Exhibition Planning and Design II
6.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
V402 builds on the basic skills and application learned in EDP I, with an emphasis on refining and developing greater interpretive capacity. Capacity is developed through exploration of relationships of visual and three-dimensional form, light, and materials. Students contextualize meaning by designing and planning relevant exhibit experiences through applied community-based projects.
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HER-V 402 - Exhibition Planning and Design II
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HER-V 410: VC 5: Designing for Innovation
6.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
P: V320 or permission of instructor. Studio course with cross-disciplinary team collaboration. Application, integration, and synthesis of knowledge and skills for visual communication majors and subject matter experts. Advanced methods for designing for innovation. Discovering and shaping opportunities for socially relevant innovations. Integrating professional service for civic communication with reflection on personal values.
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HER-V 420: VC 6: Capstone Portfolio
3.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
P: V410. Capstone studio course. Application, integration, synthesis, and evaluation of knowledge and skills for visual communication majors. Applying tools for managing complexity to develop professional career plans. Reflecting on personal, academic, preprofessional experiences. Analyzing and evaluating transferable skills. Developing portfolios that demonstrate depth, breadth, adaptiveness of knowledge, and critical thinking.
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HER-V 421: Designing People-Centered Services I
3.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
An introduction to Service Design, exploring diverse concepts, theories and cases in service design, students will understand the difference between designing objects and designing experiences. In addition to a general understanding of service design, the course includes individual/group projects, which students identify opportunities to enhance human experience in various contexts.
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HER-V 422: Designing People-Centered Services II
6.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
Built on the prerequisite course (HER-V 421), this course focuses on developing service offerings and customer experiences based on a systems-aware, holistic, and people-centered relationship model. Key concepts including: methods and process in co-designing, experience prototyping, design synthesis, optimization, and evaluations.
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HER-X 101: Foundation Resources Workshop
1.00 Credits
Indiana University-Indianapolis
This course serves to introduce students to the resources at Herron, IUPUI, and Indianapolis. This seminar, while teaching students how to develop study skills, time management, and utilization of resources needed for success in the university setting, will include content specific to Herron's curricular mission.
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