ONDEMAND COURSE

COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN

 597.00

With Onur Yüce Gün

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Learn How to use Computing to Create Innovative and Meaningful Design Solutions

This course will help you develop a refined understanding of Computational Design.

It will present strategies for creating measurable impact through design while mastering computational design thinking. You’ll be equipped for the continuing digital evolution, gaining insights into generative design, digital fabrication, and machine learning technologies, and the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on design methodologies.

Upon completion, you’ll possess a distinctive perspective on the future of design, guiding you in your professional journey.

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Course Syllabus

New lessons will be added periodically

 Why Computational Design?

 Learning Outcomes

 Building Timeless Skills in Computational Design

 What is Computational Design & what it is not?

Analytical description of Computational Design

 Perceptual description of Computational Design

 A Holistic description of Computational Design

 My Journey: Importance of Education

 Contributions: A Non-Linear Career Path I

 Contributions: A Non-Linear Career Path II

 Strategies for Career Growth

History of Computers I: The Beginning

History of Computers II: The Rise of the Internet and the Personal Computer

History of Computers III: Why Learn about 5000 Years of Computation?

Emergence of Computational Design

What are Parametric, Algorithmic, Generative Design Systems?

Parametric and Algorithmic Design Systems

Algorithmic Design Systems

Generative Design Systems

Putting All Together: Parametric, Algorithmic, Generative Design Systems

Foundation I: Hand sketching vs Algorithmic sketching

Foundation II: Computational Aesthetics to AI Systems

Generative AI Landscape

Diffusion Models (Stable Diffusion, Midjourney)

GANs

How to use AI in design processes

Analytical (scientific) view of the world: Parts and Wholes – (Why parts do not exist and wholes are not ensembles)

Vision and Ambiguity (Human vs Machine Intelligence) – (Duck or Rabbit? — embracing ambiguity for visual innovation)

Visual Computation: Shape Grammars – (Copying as a mode of creativity, a tool for style development)

Quality vs. Quantity—can quality be computed?

3D Printing and DfAM Design for Additive Manufacturing

Implicit Modeling

Data as a design driver

Topology Optimization & Predictive Modeling

Prototyping vs Industrial scale applications

Creating Measurable Impact (Trends vs Meanings)

Future of Computational Design

Self-teaching vs. academic studies

Designer’s shifting role

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Course details

Computational Design

With Onur Yüce Gün

 597.00

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About the instructor

Seasoned computational designer, researcher, and instructor

Onur Yüce Gün

Onur Yüce Gün is a seasoned computational designer, researcher, and instructor. Trained as an architect, Onur holds a Ph.D. and a master’s in design and Computation, both earned at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Recognized by TEDx, and Time Magazine’s best inventions lists, Onur’s work has been internationally published, exhibited, and awarded. His work has been exhibited at the Center for Architecture AIA New York Chapter, at SIGGRAPH, at Centre Pompidou (AAG), and the Tokyo Gallery A4. Onur instituted the Computational Geometry Group at KPF NY in 2006. He taught at MIT, RISD, and Adolfo Ibáñez University in Chile. Onur is current the Creative Manager of Computational Design at New Balance. He played a key role in R&D process of Triplecell, New Balance’s 3D printing technology, and designed 3D-printed forefoot component of limited-edition Fuel Cell Echo Triple that has been published in Popular Science in 2019.

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F.A.Q.

Does the course require live participation?

No, the course is entirely on-demand and consists of video-recorded lessons that can be accessed from any device and at any time from the students’ personal dashboard. However, online meetings are organized throughout the year (for members only) for Q&A sessions with speakers and experts in the field.

Who is the instructor?

Onur Yüce Gün is a seasoned computational designer, researcher, and instructor. Trained as an architect, Onur holds a Ph.D. and a master’s in design and Computation, both earned at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Recognized by TEDx, and Time Magazine’s best inventions lists, Onur’s work has been internationally published, exhibited, and awarded. His work has been exhibited at the Center for Architecture AIA New York Chapter, at SIGGRAPH, at Centre Pompidou (AAG), and the Tokyo Gallery A4. Onur instituted the Computational Geometry Group at KPF NY in 2006. He taught at MIT, RISD, and Adolfo Ibáñez University in Chile. Onur is current the Creative Manager of Computational Design at New Balance. He played a key role in R&D process of Triplecell, New Balance’s 3D printing technology, and designed 3D-printed forefoot component of limited-edition Fuel Cell Echo Triple that has been published in Popular Science in 2019.

Why should I take this course?

The thin line between design and computation diminishes furthermore, but foundational questions remain intact: How designs become ‘computational’? Why does it matter? What does the field of design and computation have to offer? How one can become a ‘true’ computational designer? This course will bring you the answers.

Does access to the courses have an expiry day?

No, the course has lifetime access.

Does the School issue certifications?

Of course, once you have finished the course, you can download the School of Disruption certification, recognized by the Titan | Disruptive Innovation Center. The certificate can be attached to your CV or registered on LinkedIn.

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 Why Computational Design?

 Learning Outcomes

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 What is Computational Design & what it is not?

Analytical description of Computational Design

 Perceptual description of Computational Design

 A Holistic description of Computational Design

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Can quality be computed?

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