Official Code: | 9406 |
Acronym: | MDI |
Description: | Abstract The Masters in Image Design (MDI) began in 2006 at FBAUP within the scope of postgraduate training in Design. It is a multidisciplinary course of teaching and research in the areas of visual information, illustration, new media, photography, cinema, documentary image, citizenship design and social development. From theoretical and practical classes, students develop applied research projects focused on principles of social, cultural and historical valuation. This model has defined the course as a space for the transmission of knowledge built from the identification and response to problems that we perceive in our daily relationships, needs inscribed in local, regional and universal realities. The analysis of these themes has strengthened the construction of visual communication objects that cross scientific interests with ethical and social visions, preparing students for their integration into active public life. In MDI, real opportunities are generated through the creation of projects that value social, economic and cultural development. |
The main objective of the Subject of Visual Devices is to provide students with theoretical and practical knowledge in which the image, fixed and in movement, assumes a decisive role for the development of research projects.
The discipline is divided between the exploration of technological support, inseparable from the capture of images, and research methods allied to the construction of a critical spirit through the analysis, understanding and discussion of examples in the context of the area of experimentation and reflection around specific projects. This approach is associated with an informed and integrative perspective on the relationship between visual devices and research and project practice.
This course is dedicated to the study of user centred design in the computational systems and the respective design of the interaction.
Introduction to (audio) visual narratives theory and history.
Motivate different methods of analysis. Accentuate a critical and contextualized reading. Statement of an individual and creative discourse.
The main objective of this course is to assist students in the development of their research, dissertation and project, particularly in regards to methological application and adequacy.