Materials and Space Display

Author: Dai Yunting
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Practical guidance for upper-level students of applied design, internationally synchronized design creativity and practice training, effective analysis of design composition principles. This series of tutorials differs from previously published materials in its greater focus on practicality and applicability. At the same time, this series pays more attention to emerging fields, material applications, and practical operations in graphic and multimedia design, among other aspects. The topics are innovative, the content is concise, the language is fluent, and the examples are vivid, making it a well-qualified teaching material. This series highlights widely used course projects in commercial design, catering to the teaching characteristics of upper-level students in applied design. It starts with the fundamental principles of "Three Major Compositions" to guide students in applied design training, emphasizing the practical significance and operability of the tutorials. In addition to teaching applied design knowledge in a synchronized international teaching format, it also focuses on practical exercises of basic concepts. The numerous practical course cases in the tutorials are beneficial for improving students' innovative thinking and technical skills, helping them to master various design service projects with high quality, convenience, and efficiency. The book includes analyses of famous course cases from several international design schools and adds a special chapter: "From Classroom to Studio," which guides students in successfully transitioning to practical design work in society.