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Mentors

Prof. Jürgen Späth / Florian Bruggisser
Dr. Joëlle Bitton / Verena Ziegler
Prof. Dr. Karmen Franinovic / Luke Franzke

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Attendance to all presentations is mandatory for all BA-finals candidates.
All monthly general presentations are open to all BA IAD students.
BA finals are open to ZHdK audience and friends.

Table of Content

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  • Group presentations

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Deliverables and deadlines

All document deliveries should be made on the IAD server. See screenshot.

  • Dates & deadlines
  • Deliverables

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3 group presentations

Presentation of advancement of project as well as theoretical research, together with all students and all mentors. Presentation should all be 5 minutes long with 10 minutes for feedback and discussion. Format is free - although slides are most useful to structure your presentation. See presentation guidelines.

Wednesday 19 February 2020: Kick-off - Progress session 1 «Background and Related Work», 09:00–12:00, Viaduktraum 2.A05

5 min per student / 7 min per groups + 10 min discussion

  • Present status of your thesis concept
  • Analysis of existing situation, experience or technology
  • Present related work and how you situate your project in comparison
  • Present advanced prototype

Wednesday 25 March 2020: Progress session 2, «Early Findings and Prototypes», 09:00–12:00, Zeichnungssaal 7.G01

5 min per student / 7 min per groups + 10 min discussion

  • Advanced research from user studies if applicable
  • Present data and main findings
  • How will this inform your concept, problem or design opportunity? Based on your findings, inform or enhance your concept.
  • What kind of prototype is the most suitable for your project?
  • What kind of prototype helped you find the main findings/observations?
  • What do you hope to achieve with your prototype?

Wednesday 29 April 2020: Progress session 3, «Observations and Lessons learned», 09:00–12:00, Zeichnungssaal 7.G01

7 min per student / 9 min per groups + 10 min discussion

  • Present your final exhibition concept and project
  • Present your video storyboards (max. 2 min)
  • Final Observations from user studies
  • Present 3 main lessons learned from your process
  • Present your contribution to the field

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Dates & deadlines

13 December 2019, 17:00

  • Statement & project disposition (2-page essay)
    Make a stand: what contribution do you want to make?

17 January 2020, 17:00 (BA Thesis Concept Seminar - final session)

  • Development of intention (3-5-page essay)
  • Initial project 'pretotype' & video
  • Choice of mentoring team (send 1st & 2nd choice to Martin Dusek)

17 February 2020, 10:00–11:00

  • Semester overview

19 February 2020, 09:00–12:00, Viaduktraum 2.A05

  • Progress session 1 «Background and Related Work»

21 February 2020, 17:00

  • Thesis structure (Structure of your thesis, commented - 2 pages)
  • Chapter Research field: Background/context, literature review and related work, situating work in relation to theory & practice, field of contribution.
  • Advanced prototype

5 March 2020, 09:00–11:00 [Diploma exhibition]

  • «Informationsanlass» in big concert hall (Konzertsaal 7.K12)
    Einführungsveranstaltung DDE

18 March 2020, 13:00–16:00 [Diploma exhibition]

  • Exhibition workshop (4.K13, Galerie 1)

23 March 2020, 17.00

  • Chapter Concept
  • More advanced prototype

25 March 2020, 09:00–12:00, Zeichnungssaal 7.G01

  • Progress session 2 «Early Findings and Prototypes»

25 March 2020,  17:00 [Diploma exhibition]

  • Send exhibition concept incl. requests and orders for exhibition locations, furniture, plinths, and iMacs/iPads to Martin Dušek (martin.dusek@zhdk.ch)

1 April 2020, 17:00 [Diploma exhibition]

  • Confirm requests and orders for exhibition locations, furniture, plinths, and iMacs/iPads via Mail to Martin Dušek (martin.dusek@zhdk.ch)

2–3 April 2020

  • Hackathon (mandatory; but not specifically BA-thesis related)

5 April 2020, 23:59 [Diploma exhibition]

  • Deadline «AVZ Geräte», order equipment like projectors, headphones, media players etc. (excl. iMacs/iPads) via online form (detailed information are given at «Informationsanlass»)

24 April 2020, 17.

  • First version storyboard, on server until 16:00
  • Chapter Project Development

6 May 2020

  • Mentoring Storytelling (Nicole Fölsterl)

20 May 2020

  • Mentoring Film editing (Nicole Fölsterl)

25 May 2020

  • Final video delivery on server

2 June 2020, 09:00–12:00

  • Visit through exhibition, possible adjustments of scenography

4 June 2020, 17:00–22:00

  • Exhibition Vernissage 

8 June 2020, 09:00

  • BA thesis full text delivered on server 

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  • , on server until 16:00

27 April 2020, 09:00–14.30

  • Video mentoring Nicole and Matthias, invitation per Doodle

29 April 2020, 09:00–12:00, Zeichnungssaal 7.G01

  • Progress session 3 «Observations and Lessons learned»
  • Exhibition Layout review to all mentors and students by Martin Dusek (at the beginning of Progress session 3)
  • Students present their video concepts (2 min)
  • Send address list for invitations «Business-Apéro» event on 11 June 2020, 18:00 @ Galerie 1 (4.K13) to Martin Dušek (martin.dusek@zhdk.ch)
    (invitation to companies, industry contacts, offices, agencies and friends)

30 April  2020 [Diploma exhibition]

  • BA: Upload pictures and abstracts for diploma publication on server until 09:00
  • MA: Send pictures and abstracts for diploma publication to your mentors and Martin Dušek (martin.dusek@zhdk.ch) until 09:00

4 May 2020

  • Upload revised storyboards on server till 08:00

5 May 2020, 09:30 – 15:00

  • Video mentoring (Nicole Fölsterl)

8 May  2020 [Diploma exhibition]

  • BA: Upload updated pictures and abstracts for diploma publication on server until 16:00
  • MA: Send pictures and abstracts for diploma publication to your mentors and Martin Dušek (martin.dusek@zhdk.ch) until 16:00
  • Final approval by Jürgen Späth

13 May 2020

  • Video mentoring with mentors and Nicole Fölsterl

14 May 2020 15 May 2020

  • Morning: individual production meeting (Matthias Kappeler & Nicole Fölsterl)
  • Afternoon (2h): Refresh light and sound if required (Matthias Kappeler)

24 May 2020 12:00 deadline for video rough cut (on server)

26 May 09:30 – 15:00 Video Post Production Mentorings

  • Editing mentoring (Matthias Kappeler & Nicole Fölsterl)
  • If required: refresh colour grading in the afternoon (Matthias Kappeler)

1 June 2020 

8 June 2020, 09:00

  • Full BA thesis text and documents delivered (including updates and rewrites, with final reflection on practice)
  • Please hand in two hard copies of your thesis to Martin Dušek, IAD office room 4C.01, until 17.00.
    • Digital copy on as PDF on the IAD server by 17.00.

9 June 2020, time tbc, exhibition space

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09:00

  • Upload recording of BA final presentation incl. audio on server (Tutorial tbm)

10 June 2020, 09:00–12:00, exhibition space 

  • BA Finals (theory + practice), 09:00–15:30
  • Mentors and Jury discussion (room and time tbc)discussion, 17:00–19:30

11 June 2020

  • Final mentors and jury discussion, 08:00–09:30, room tbc
  • Thesis Students feedback session, 10:00–12:00 , room tbcBusiness-Apéro, 18:00, Galerie 1 (4.K13)Karmen Franinović and Björn Franke welcome (ca. 10 min / project)

12 June 2020, 17:00 – late

  • Vernissage
  • 17:00–18:00 Opening speech, via Zoom (Prof. Dr. Thomas D. Meier & Corina Zuberbühler)
  • 18:00 Opening IAD «exhibition» with apéro (details tbc)

15 June 2020, 09:00

  • Final documentation on server (see below)
  • 2 x printed BA thesis arrive at Karin Luginbühl (see email for private address)

16 June 12:15

  • IAD Diploma talks 1
  • A small selection of IAD Graduates will be invited to present their projects to the public in a short format over zoom. The event will be simulcast as a youtube stream. 

17 June 12:15

  • IAD Diploma talks 2
  • A small selection of IAD Graduates will be invited to present their projects to the public in a short format over zoom. The event will be simulcast as a youtube stream. 

18 June 2020, 18:00

  • Business-Apéro via Zoom
  • Karmen Franinović welcomes our guests, followed by a quick presentation round by students directly in the exhibition space (max. 5 min each) and snacks & drinks afterwards
  • After the Business-Apéro: Sommerfest ZHdK

15 June 2020, 09:00

  • Final documentation
  •  and the possibility for conversations in smaller groups (details tbc)

19 June 2020

  • Diplomfeier will be held over zoom this year
  • 16:00 DDE Official welcome
  • 17:00 IAD Diploma Ceremony 

20 June 2020 [Diploma exhibition]

  • Exhibition take-down
  • Return the AV devices (@ ZHdK-Ausleihe 1.D26, 09:00–17:00)

22 June 2020

  • Exhibition take-down
  • Final clear-out work space student atelier 4.K22
  • Return the AV devices (@ ZHdK-Ausleihe 1.D26, 09:00–16:00)
  • Return iMacs/iPads (@ IAD office, 09:00–12:00) Important: bring to the office before 12:00!

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  • Präsentation/Jurierung Förderpreis. Teilnahme von Beiräten und Gönner

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  • Führung Kollegium Propädeutikum

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  • Führung für Lehrpersonen und Berufsberatungen

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  • ZHdK interne Führung

19 June 2020

  • Diplomfeier (detailed information will follow)

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Deliverables

All document deliveries should be made on the IAD server. See screenshot.

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Documentation deliverables

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  • Text
    • Project title, max. 100 characters
    • Short description, min. 250 – max. 400 characters
    • Project description, min. 1000 characters
    • Contributors, full names of students and mentors
  • Images
    • min. 10 high-res images showing different aspects of your work, also process/prototype
    • min. 10 high-res images showing your process
  • Video
    • include official IAD intro and closing credits
  • Prototype (if existing, f.e. Figma files, code, etc.)

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3 group presentations

Presentation of advancement of project as well as theoretical research, together with all students and all mentors.
Presentation should all be 5 minutes long with 10 minutes for feedback and discussion.
Format is free - although slides are most useful to structure your presentation. See presentation guidelines.

Wednesday 19 February 2020: Kick-off - Progress session 1 "Background and Related Work", 09:00–12:00, Viaduktraum 2.A05

  • Present status of your thesis concept
  • Analysis of existing situation, experience or technology
  • Present related work and how you situate your project in comparison
  • Present advanced prototype

Wednesday 25 March 2020: Progress session 2, "Early Findings and Prototypes", 09:00–12:00, 7.D04

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Wednesday 29 April 2020: Progress session 3, "Observations and Lessons learned", 09:00–12:00, 4.D12

  • Present your final exhibition concept and project
  • Final Observations from user studies
  • Present 3 main lessons learned from your process
  • Present your contribution to the field