Interactions, Media, Senses

Course Overview

Designing interactions for the Physical, Cognitive and Social environments of the user Digital Smart Medias and co-evolution of technology- Understanding design in the context of digital, Smart products with information, databases, connectivity, sensors and multimodal displays. Study of how people sense, perceive, understand, use and experience interactive objects and spaces.

Total Credits	6.0
Type	Theory
Lecture	2.0
Practical	2.0
Half Semester	N
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About Instructor

Prof. B.A. Ravi Poovaiah