Course Name: Module Design Studio 1-Data Intelligence and Service Design

Course Code: ZS102SJ24

Course Credit: 5

Course Type: Other Practical Component

Applicable Major: Industrial Design and Product Design

Course Introduction

“Module Design Project 1” is a professional core course for senior students in the data intelligence and service design module. This course is in line with the current pursuit of a healthy lifestyle and is dedicated to cultivating students' professional design capabilities in the field of sports health. In terms of course nature, it is a course that combines theory and practice, laying a solid foundation for students' future design work in related fields. The main content includes: leading students to understand emerging technologies in the field of sports health, such as advanced wearable fitness devices and intelligent sports analysis systems; analyzing social trends related to sports and health; accurately grasping the needs of different user groups in sports and health. Guide students to explore forward-looking sports health scenarios, utilize technical frameworks such as programming and intelligent hardware to create service design prototypes. Simulate sports health experience environments, invite users to experience and evaluate, and use scientific and rigorous experimental methods and evaluation techniques to continuously optimize design schemes. The teaching objectives are to enable students to master advanced knowledge of scene-centered intelligent interconnected experience design in sports health. Cultivate students' prototype production ability of design schemes in practical operations, so that they can transform creative ideas into practical design works. At the same time, let students learn scientific methods of experience evaluation and be able to continuously improve design schemes based on user feedback. Through this course, students will comprehensively enhance their professional qualities in the field of sports health experience and service design and be well-prepared for subsequent design practice in the industry.