The final project asks students to collaboratively “IMAGINE THE IMPOSSIBLE” and crate an imaginative solution to a contemporary global issue. This year, students will be faced with the real-world challenge of completing their collaborative projects all online. Students form small collaborative groups based on interest and work together towards conceptual development. Student groups are responsible for providing a final presentation that includes the following:

1. An abstract of the research.
2. Development of concept.
3. Social Context.
4. Literature Review/precedents.
5. Project proposal – what is the project, how does it work? What is it made of?
6. Impact of the proposed project.
7. Discussion points.

Students are responsible for a midterm presentation of their group’s preliminary ideas on day 8. Groups must present their proposals to all instructors. Instructors respond in a formal critique and review, providing feedback and resources for content and technical development.

 

Past Final presentations

Slideshow Links:

Black Box

The Memory

Kidney Regeneration

Diviso

2019

2018:

2017: