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Capilano University’s Faculty of Fine & Applied Arts is more than an academic institution; it’s a community of artists, innovators, and visionaries who bring a wealth of expertise and real-world experience into the classroom and studio. Our commitment to work-integrated learning means you will be providing students with hands-on experiences that bridge the gap between theory and practice, preparing them for a successful career in the creative industries.

Step into a unique and inspiring work environment that goes beyond the ordinary. We provide an unparalleled employee experience that combines state-of-the-art facilities, a strong sense of community, and a commitment to nurturing the artistic talents of the next generation of creative minds. Here, you will find the perfect spaces and settings to bring your expertise to life through the transformative power of teaching and imagination.

Join a network of creators where your unique voice adds to the rich tapestry of our university and helps us create a distinct university experience for our staff and students.

IXD 204 Business of Design introduces students to time-management techniques, project management styles and contract principles for designers. Ethics in design will be covered to give students an opportunity to define an ethical design practice that is inclusive, responsible and embraces diversity. Students will develop business communication skills, self-promotion techniques and complete a mentorship project to gain exposure to professional practice. This course provides students a pathway after graduation and supports career success.

This course curriculum will need to be developed.

Instructors will be responsible for delivering a wide variety of human-centred, interactive design courses. Key topics include: UX design principles, advanced UI design, front-end coding (HTML & CSS), motion design, and design for emerging digital technology such as AR experiences.

Instructors must be able to provide critical feedback from both a user experience and visual user interface perspective. They must also confidently advise on the technical implications and delivery of digital experiences.

This course includes 3-hours of class time per week and will be taught in-person at the Shipyards campus with content and assignment grading delivered through Microsoft Teams. A maximum of 1/3 of the classes can be offered online.

This course is part of the Interaction Design Diploma.

Course Specific Qualification
Project Management and Time-Management Techniques:

Understanding of Contract Principles for Designers:

Ethics and Inclusivity in Design:

Business Communication and Self-Promotion:

Professional Practice and Mentorship:

Career Pathway Guidance: