1. Semester 2
1.1. Lectures
1.2. Seminars
1.3. Assignments
2. Semester 1 (Module HT21001)
2.1. Lectures
2.1.1. L1: What Is Design Studies?
2.1.1.1. Jonathan Baldwin
2.1.2. L2:Visual Communication
2.1.2.1. Jonathan Baldwin
2.1.3. L3: A Short History of Technology
2.1.3.1. Prof Mike Press
2.1.4. L4: Service Design
2.1.4.1. Prof Tom Inns
2.1.5. L5: Good Design/Bad Design
2.1.5.1. Jonathan Baldwin
2.1.6. L6: Study Week
2.1.7. L7: Crossing Design Boundaries: Interactive Jewellery
2.1.7.1. Hazel White
2.1.8. L8: Selling War
2.1.8.1. Jonathan Baldwin
2.1.9. L9: Craft
2.1.9.1. Hamid Van Koten
2.1.10. L10: Christmas Spirit - Why We Buy
2.1.10.1. Jonathan Baldwin
2.2. Seminars
2.2.1. S1: Mind mapping, blogs and management
2.2.2. S2: Generating ideas for research
2.2.3. S3: Discussing ideas
2.2.4. S4: Writing about design
2.3. Assignments
2.3.1. A1: Arguments and evidence
2.3.2. A2: Making connections
2.3.3. A3: Secondary research skills
2.3.4. A4: Reading and reviewing
2.3.5. A5: Bringing it together
2.4. Calendar
2.4.1. Subscribe in iCal (Mac) or on Google Maps
2.4.1.1. webcal://ical.me.com/artistry/Design%20Studies%20HT21001%20timetable.ics
2.4.2. View online
2.4.2.1. http://ical.me.com/artistry/Design%20Studies%20HT21001%20timetable
2.5. Reading
2.5.1. The Tipping Point
2.5.1.1. Gladwell, M (2002) London: Abacus
2.5.2. The Mind Map Book
2.5.2.1. Buzan, Tony (2006), London: BBC
2.5.3. Study Guide
2.5.3.1. The Study Skills Handbook
2.5.3.1.1. Cottrell, S (1999) London: Routledge
2.5.3.2. The Arts Good Study Guide
2.5.3.2.1. Chambers and Northedge (1997) Milton Keynes: Open University
2.5.3.3. Smarter Student: Study Skills & Strategies for Success at University
2.5.3.3.1. McMillan and Weyers (2007) London: Prentice Hall