DESGN-6700-3: Lag Time
Fall 2020
- Subject: Graduate Design
- Type: Workshop
- Delivery Mode: Online
- Level: Graduate
- Course Dates: September 02, 2020 — December 15, 2020
- Meetings: Tue 8:00-11:00AM
- Instructor: Sara Dean
- Units: 3.0
- Enrolled: 7/11
Description:
As our present condition has made clear, our sense of
time is not as hard-and-fast as it seems. We live in real
time, local time, daylight hours, time zones, lag times,
processing speeds, delays, and buffering. Our sense
of time is changed by reminders, pings, alarms, and
episode lengths. In this course, we will be exploring time
as a space of design through research, exploration, and
interventions engaging our relationship to spans of time.
We will look to the history of timekeeping, and to the
ways that technology shapes our relationship to time.
time is not as hard-and-fast as it seems. We live in real
time, local time, daylight hours, time zones, lag times,
processing speeds, delays, and buffering. Our sense
of time is changed by reminders, pings, alarms, and
episode lengths. In this course, we will be exploring time
as a space of design through research, exploration, and
interventions engaging our relationship to spans of time.
We will look to the history of timekeeping, and to the
ways that technology shapes our relationship to time.
Pre-Requisites and Co-Requisites:
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