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Industrial Design

Minors + Certificates:

Materials Science and Engineering

Robotics

Sports, Society, and Technology

Bio-Inspired Design

Marketing

Nanomaterial

Operations & Supply Chain Management

Student Orgs:

Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA)

On the local scale, IDSA at Georgia Tech caters directly to students, providing both an integral link to the professional society and a fun, social outlet for students through valuable events and programs such as portfolio workshops, sketch nights, and alumni networking.

Interaction Design Association (IxDA)

IxDA Georgia Tech is a chapter of the Interaction Design Association, a global network dedicated to the professional practice of interaction design: designing the integration of digital content into people’s lives with a definite interest in form and a main focus on behavior. Everyone’s welcome, whether you’re a designer, engineer, programmer, or just a student. 

Overview:

Industrial Design is an art that operates at the intersection of design, technology, and business. It combines Georgia Tech’s rigorous scientific approach with design traditions of free-wheeling conceptual development. Integration with computer science classes, teaching, and research labs motivate students to solve problems and imagine design solutions that anticipate the future.

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Intro Courses:

ID 1101  Industrial Design Fundamentals 1

Theory and practice in Industrial Design including an introduction to process, methodology, ergonomics, research tools and user research. Focus is on fundamental design principles.

ID 2021  Industrial Design Studio 1

This course provides an introduction to the design process on visual principles and presentation techniques with a focus on sketching and modeling techniques related to 3D form.

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Change of Major Process:

Email Troy Whyte to schedule and appointment.