Exploration in interaction design is often about bringing the techniques of time design and technological affordances such as memory, interactivity, and time/place shifting to the materials of other design disciplines and contexts. This cross-disciplinary studio explores materials, advanced topics, and domains with a focus on those that lie beyond the core of interaction design. Courses in this studio can be fulfilled by a variety of options, including courses cross-listed with other departments, ENGAGE courses on an emerging topic defined by a faculty member, a sponsored studio, or another elective submitted by the student and approved by the Program Chair.

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