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Course Drawing and Sketching of Scenarios

Vorlesungsverzeichnis
UniWorX
Forum
Lecturer: Jacqueline Muckenthaler, Camill von Egloffstein
Person in charge: Axel Hösl, Dr. Alexander Wiethoff
Hours per week: 3
ECTS credits: 3
Module:WP 18.1
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News

  • 07.10.2014: Dates have change due to intersection with Linear Algebra.
    New dates are: 10am-1pm and 2pm-5pm.
  • Note:
  • 26.09.2013: The registration is open (via UniWorX)

Dates and Locations

Because of the high number of participants this course will be offered at two terms. All courses start Friday 10th of October 2014.


Group 01:
  • Date: Friday, 10am - 1pm
  • Location: Leopoldstraße 13, Raum 1502

Group 02:
  • Date: Friday, 2pm - 5pm
  • Location: Leopoldstraße 13, Raum 1502

Material

Bring following material to the course:

  • Sketchbook (e.g. textbook DIN-A-4 - without ruling or checked - or notebook)
  • Pens up to you (e.g. ballpoint, gel ink, fineliner, marker)
  • For practicing: sketch block DIN-A-4 (sketching quality), pencil, sharpener

Contents

This course covers the skechting of people and objects in different spatial situations executing different activities. The goal is to be able to quickly draw visual appealing usage scenarios for interactives systems.

The lecture course is suitable for:

  • Students in the third semester of Media Informatics with minor subject "Human-Computer-Interaction"
  • with Psychology exam passed

Registration

The registration is via UniWorX.

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