DEA 6760

Universal Design: Ergonomics and Accessibility

Course Description

Course information provided by the 2014-2015 Catalog.

Universal design accommodates and fosters human function, preferences, choice, and identity.  This course addresses disparities by focusing on the creation and analysis of inclusive and supportive designs of the built environment and everyday products.

Outcomes

• Analyze and create designs to accommodate individuals that vary by factors such as age, gender, and ability (comprehend disciplines and fields) (think critically; innovate in research, design, or practice).
• Communicate effective design solutions for built environments and products for a variety of users (write, speak, and use visual communications effectively; work effectively with others).
• Examine current human-centered designs and create a roadmap to address prospective disparities, trends and demographic changes (display commitment to ethical principles; innovate in research, design, or practice; direct own learning).

When Offered Spring.

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