DMA
695:
Thesis I
The thesis courses provide an opportunity for students to apply the skills they have learned to a professionally developed project of their interest. The project will be accompanied by a written analysis of the concept and documentation of the process. Students have the choice to work individually or in small teams. In Thesis I, students will be guided through in depth precedent and user research, surveying the field to develop a unique concept that will challenge their skills and understanding of the medium, while also seeking to contribute to the advancement of the field. Students will create a project plan and a series of prototypes and/or rough drafts to help develop and refine their concepts. Regular presentations with peers will be held weekly to prepare for a final concept presentation to a professional panel.
DMA 525 and DMA 527 are prerequisites for this class.
Winter 2025-2026
Section:
801
Class number:
23159
Meeting time:
M
5:45PM
-
9:00PM
Location:
14EAS 00206
at
Loop Campus
Winter 2024-2025
Section:
801
Class number:
23251
Meeting time:
M
5:45PM
-
9:00PM
Location:
DPAUL C112F
at
Loop Campus
Instructor:
Vivian Xu
Winter 2023-2024
Section:
801
Class number:
25112
Meeting time:
W
5:45PM
-
9:00PM
Location:
DPAUL C112F
at
Loop Campus
Instructor:
Vivian Xu
Winter 2022-2023