Questions may relate to issues of user interface, sustainability, or societal problems. Some examples of recent partners include Intel, Leatherman, Logitech, Nike, and Under Armour. Office of Admissions Introduces design processes, from theoretical to professional, using readings, guest lectures, and experimental new structures. This course is an introduction to the Product Design profession and its cultural relevance. Use the navigation on the left side to find relevant resources. 541-346-6891 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON’S PRODUCT DESIGN PROGRAM IS ONE OF A KIND. White Stag Innovation Lab The White Stag Innovation Lab is a sports product design space for teaching, prototyping, and materials research. 9 Credits. The BFA is a four-year program combining liberal arts and intensive product design studies designed to prepare students for a professional career in product design. Explores problems that stress design development through innovation and the responsibility to solve complex societal, functional, and aesthetic issues. Week of Welcome: September 25–28. 4 Credits. Seminar: [Topic]. Special Studies: [Topic]. For those who wish to pursue advanced study, the master's degree in Sports Product Design is offered at the University of Oregon's Portland location, and BFA students complete their final year of the program in Portland. Second of a two-term capstone studio that critically examines the alignment of design, materials, science, research, and business theories to create an innovative sports product design opportunity.Prereq: SPD 688. Students who graduate from this program will be capable of making strong contributions to the sports design culture of Oregon and the world at large. SPD 689. PD 408. Continuing and Professional Education (CPE) connects the University of Oregon with regional communities to enable learning outside of the traditional university setting. PD 399. Fall Term 2020. Powered by the Localist Community Event Platform Join the Product Design department Monday, April 2nd for an informational get-together with tea and pastries! PD 405. Repeatable twice for a maximum of 12 credits.Prereq: PD 302, PD 340. (2015), Susan Sokolowski, associate professor (sports product design). Introduces specific techniques in drawing and modeling objects and their spatial context; the demonstration and implementation of various media and types of drawing. Initial registration: June 2-11 , 2020. The White Stag Block houses studio facilities, a digital fusion laboratory, classrooms, a library, exhibit and research spaces, the Sports Product Design Master’s Program, and work areas for students and faculty members. INTERIOR DESIGN, RENOVATION, WORKSPACE/EDUCATION. Apply to Balance of Plant (bop), Accommodation Manager, Vice President of Engineering and more! 4 Credits. Learn how to research consumer needs, design new products, and explore the history and theory of design as you make your own products. Prerequisites may require the student to spend more than one year in the program. Product designers make things. Waitingpatientlymom2 7 replies 2 threads New Member. Sports Product Design Studio I. Electives must be 300- or 400-level courses. Introduction to computer-assisted design (CAD) in which students learn virtual design and physical manufacturing relationships and techniques. Questions may relate to issues of user interface, sustainability, or societal problems. Learn how to develop your portfolio and job-seeking skills with our Student Services Hub. Address. Contact information, related policies, and complaint procedures are listed on the statement of non-discrimination. 55 likes. Eugene, Oregon 97403-5232. Tracks amateur athletic sports and fitness participation, product sales, amateur team sports, and overall industry activity. Apply to the Department of Product Design | School of Art + Design. Product design students from the University of Oregon are showing their products in New York during NYCxDesign at ICFF this week. The PDF will include all information unique to this page. Enhance the world around you by creating products that are useful, energy-efficient, ergonomically appropriate, cost-effective and socially responsible.