1. INTRODUCTION OF USER-ORIENTED INNOVATIVE DESIGN

• drhhtang @ NTUST

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2.

• 2007~Now

• 2002~2007

• 2002 PhD Key Center of Design Computing and Cognition, The Faculty of Architecture, The University of Sydney, AU

• 1997 Master

• 1995 Bachelor

• www.drhhtang.net

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3. Design Activities I

• Scenario Workshops

• • 2008

• • 2007 ~ 2003 &

• • 2007

• • 2006

• • 2005

• NSC Projects

• • 2007 ~2006

• • 2006

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4. Design Activities II

• International Design Workshop

• • 2006 IDEO Bill Moggridge

• • 2005 Scandinavian Workshop by Gideon Lowey

• • 2005 Panasonic Workshop by Minoru Owada

• • 2004 Culture Creativity Welfare Design Workshop by Prof. E. Bonollo, Dr. C. Boucharenc, Mr. P. Chia, and Dr. C.C. Yen

• • 2004 Connection Workshop with Ben Hughes (the Head of Graduate School of Central Saint Martins College of Art and

• Design Project

• • 2008

• • UCB Project

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5. Features of the Course

• Practicing Workshop Not Lecture

• • Relaxing

• Multidisciplinary

• • Getting to know your future partners

• • Knowing how to collaborate

• Real Project and Technology

• • Having both technology and design supports

• • Making working prototype

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6. Content of the Course

• Theory

• • Scenario

• • Multidisciplinary collaboration

• • Provoking creativity

• Practice

• • Applying scenario design approach

• • Having multidisciplinary team with NTU

• • Producing creative products

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7. Major Events

• Pre-workshop Mix

• • 17. 24. of September

• Kick-Start Workshop

• • 3. 4. 5 of October

• Checking Point

• • Every Two Week

• Presentation

• • Mid-term November

• • Final January

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8. Pre-workshop Mix

• Lecturing concept about scenario

• Introducing advanced technology

• Getting to know each others

• Having your super multidisciplinary team and name

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9. Kick-Start Workshop

• 3 days at NTUST

• Practicing the scenario design approach intensively

• Comprehending the method of scenario

• Coming up with good ideas and directions to develop

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10. Checking Point

• Every Two Weeks

• Two lecturers

• • Hsien-Hui Tang for design-oriented

• • Shih-Chung "Jessy" Kang for technology-oriented

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11. Mid-term Presentation

• Around November

• Open presentation of your concepts

• Judges (temporary)

• • ( )

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• Prizes

• • NT 30000

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12. Final Presentation

• Around January

• Judges (temporary)

• • ( )

• • ( )

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• Prizes

• • NT 90000

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14. Why Using Scenarios

• User-centered Design

• • Making a Product Users Need

• Multidisciplinary Collaboration

• • Knowledge exchange

• Provoking Creativity

• • Different Ideas from Varying Background

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15. Running Scenarios I [email_address]

16. Running Scenario II [email_address]

17. Sponsor

• (Center of INnovation and Synergy for IntelliGent Home Technology INSIGHT Center)

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