IDE656 : Professional portfolio / College of Creative Arts

A critical element in the professional background of any graduating industrial designer is a demonstrated ability to work with peers to design any products that meets a customer's needs and expectations. Developing an excellent design requires a broad range of skills - including the ability to practice the industrial design process, to communicate effectively, to work in a team, to present the ideas sufficiently and to exercise imagination and innovation at both technical and non-technical levels. This course aims to introduce students about the techniques to make effective presentations with presentation skills covering design and delivery techniques with tips for controlling nerves and public speaking. Students will also learn the way in report writing and documentation skills.This course will also refresh students’ knowledge about the initial stages of the industrial design process. The final outcome will determine the student to present their overall project with confidence and able to deliver their ideas sufficiently.