Information Design
Introduces theory and practice of designing visual representations of information. Students will learn to visually translate textual, numerical and evidentiary information so that it can be communicated to diverse user communities and contexts. An emphasis will be on understanding how the meaning of images can change over time and across contexts and cultures. Beginning with photographic images, interactive charts, graphs, and maps, projects progress to more complex information in media forms ranging from advanced aspects of the web to interactive 3D visualizations. The relationship between visual display is explored in relation to its technology of creation, including code and information architecture.
Requirement Designation: NA
Prerequisites or Co-requisites
Prerequisite: IAT 102. IAT 102 can be taken as co-requisite from September 2008 to August 2009.
Course History
- 1091 D100 Lec M 10:30 – 11:20 SUR2600 Surrey; Tbd
