Being A Designer



Being A DESIGNER

From class started, Dr. Tan said there are certain stage of age that we should do things.

Age : 25-35  > time to change work, married and build the career
Age : 36 - 60 > Time to work in a stable workplace and enjoy the life

Being A Designer

Ph.D - license to do a RESEARCH
Master - license to TEACH
Degree - license to PRACTICE

The meaning of designer is when a designer can give and contribute
- The meaning of designer
- The role and responsibilities
The Meaning of designer

> By using 4 dimension of design
- A designer should have value added which is the aim to achieve a clear outcome of function.
- Must think about economical function by execute procedural creative thinking.
- Designer should execute the things that said by applying specific knowledge and skills.
- The design that created should express the creativity thinking effectively.
- The designer should realized the though to certain extend

The important thing is being a designer is to be a
CREATIVE & INNOVATIVE.

BEING A DESIGNER IS A TOUGH JOB.
IT MUST HAVE VALUE ADDED





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