Interdisciplinary thinking lies at the heart of Culture and Design Management. This course introduces fundamental perspectives, concepts, and methods across culture, design, management, UX, technology, art, branding, and marketing. Through lectures, case discussions, and interdisciplinary projects, students will learn to connect these domains and develop thoughtful strategies for real-world opportunities.
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Use D:Branch to examine graphic-design elements and explain how alternative decisions influence meaning, perception, and communication.
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9% of the final course grade
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Compare product-design alternatives and evaluate their relationship to purpose, usability, users, and context.
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9% of the final course grade
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Analyze interaction-design decisions and explain how they shape usability, behavior, feedback, and the overall user experience.
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9% of the final course grade
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Analyze a service-design case and synthesize insights across the design lenses explored throughout Project 1.
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9% of the final course grade
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Submit the midterm critical-analysis report based on a pop-up store field visit and the integrated application of multiple CDM design lenses.
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14% of the final course grade
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Present the integrated Korean market launch strategy and submit the final presentation deck.
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20% of the final course grade
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Submit the personal interdisciplinary map and final reflective report connecting the semester’s accumulated learning.
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10% of the final course grade
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