"Design Literacy" is a practical collection of interdisciplinary knowledge encompassing semiotics, communication studies, personality psychology, and eye movement management. This course serves as a replacement for "Fundamentals of Visual Arts" and "Foundations of Visual Literacy." These two courses solely focus on design forms ...

In the context of "Brand Design," merely juxtaposing similar designs is not sufficient. Visual development of an idea is only a part of brand design. Brand design is essentially a fusion of interdisciplinary fields, constantly interplaying between strategy and design. Therefore, brand designers must not only be proficient in design but also have a comprehensive understanding and mastery of branding strategies.

"Design Business" course is about the problems and challenges of designers in business; From project pricing methods and pre-project negotiations to managing presentation sessions and the inevitable demands of clients.

Strategic design is the practice of using design not just to shape objects or interfaces, but to shape decisions, systems, and futures. It aligns design thinking with organizational goals, social challenges, and long-term impact.