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• Using Social Impact Design to Break Barriers of Re-Entry

  Using Social Impact Design to Break Barriers of Re-Entry

  Includes bibliographical references (pages 51-55)

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• Using Technical Previsualization to Plan a Short Visual Effects Film Telling a L...

  Using Technical Previsualization to Plan a Short Visual Effects Film Telling a Life Story

  Bibliography: page 17

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• Using the Camera as a Storytelling Device in Comics

  Using the Camera as a Storytelling Device in Comics

  Includes bibliographical references (pages 77-78).

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• Using the Garden City Plan as a Revitalization Tool for Brush Park, Detroit

  Using the Garden City Plan as a Revitalization Tool for Brush Park, Detroit

  Bibliography: pages 94-97

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• Using the Physical Environment to Facilitate the Creative Process as a Method of...

  Using the Physical Environment to Facilitate the Creative Process as a Method of Inculcating Creative Thinking in High School Students to Improve College Retention

  Includes bibliographical references (pages 154-164).

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• Using Type to your Advantage in an Acting Showcase: Where Talent, Technique, and...

  Using Type to your Advantage in an Acting Showcase: Where Talent, Technique, and Marketing Meet

  Includes bibliographical references (p.92-94).

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• Using Visual Effects as a Creative Tool for Contemporary Art

  Using Visual Effects as a Creative Tool for Contemporary Art

  Includes bibliographical references (page 29).

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• Using visual metaphors to depict a wide range of emotions in animation

  Using visual metaphors to depict a wide range of emotions in animation

  Includes bibliographical references (page 17)

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• Using Wu Xing as guideline to create CG short film

  Using Wu Xing as guideline to create CG short film

  Bibliography: page 29

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• Utilizing an Ensemble Cast as a Storytelling Element

  Utilizing an Ensemble Cast as a Storytelling Element

  Includes bibliographical references (page 32)

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• Utilizing Click Play

  Utilizing Click Play

  This thesis is an exploration of how simple click interactions can be used to create more engaging gameplay in the context of casual online games. This thesis focuses on breaking down the elements of simple click interactions, documenting the elements, and using them in the context of a larger game. In and of themselves, these interactions are abstract representations of the basic interaction the user will have with a program. However these interactions are always put into an analogous context and the restrictions that the applied theme provide generate the result. Thus the same click combination carries different meanings based on the analogy that the designer is attempting to achieve and the modulating factors which are applied to the interaction. The aim was to provide designers with a basic toolset with which they can abstract an idea and communicate it effectively within this context. Furthermore, this thesis suggests an avenue of exploration from which others will be able to build out the toolset for their specific needs.

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• Utilizing Costume Design as a Storytelling Element

  Utilizing Costume Design as a Storytelling Element

  Bibliography: pages 64-65

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• Utilizing Empathy Generated Through Experience Design -- Promoting Peace and Cul...

  Utilizing Empathy Generated Through Experience Design -- Promoting Peace and Cultural Understanding with Iraq.

  Includes bibliographical references (numbered pages 197-201).

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• Utilizing Peer-to-Peer Collaboration to Generate Female Empowerment: Designing f...

  Utilizing Peer-to-Peer Collaboration to Generate Female Empowerment: Designing for Refugee Women and Young Girls in Clarkston, Georgia

  Bibliography: pages 72-76

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• Utilizing the Apparel Cottage Industry in Malawi, Africa, to Manufacture an Appa...

  Utilizing the Apparel Cottage Industry in Malawi, Africa, to Manufacture an Apparel Collection for the American Market

  Includes bibliographical references (p.58).

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• V.O.I.C.E. of the Oceans: Visceral Oceanic Informative Cognitive Experience

  V.O.I.C.E. of the Oceans: Visceral Oceanic Informative Cognitive Experience

  Includes bibliographical references (page 63) and webography (page 64).

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• Validate My Existence

  Validate My Existence

  Bibliography: pages 61-62

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• VANDALITIC Interactions for the Masses

  VANDALITIC Interactions for the Masses

  Includes bibliographical references (p.96-98).

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• Variety in the Workplace and its Influence on Creativity, Collaboration and Inno...

  Variety in the Workplace and its Influence on Creativity, Collaboration and Innovation: Preparing for a Technology Engaged Future

  Bibliography: pages 61-65

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• Vendor and Retailer Distribution Center Partnering Model as an Effective Solutio...

  Vendor and Retailer Distribution Center Partnering Model as an Effective Solution to Omnichannel Inventory Management in the Apparel Industry

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• Veneers

  Veneers

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• Venus in Fur: An Actors look through a Directors Lens

  Venus in Fur: An Actors look through a Directors Lens

  Works cited: pages 39-40

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• Vernacular of Stewardship

  Vernacular of Stewardship

  Currently, one billion people live in slums. It is projected that by 2030, there will be two billion slum dwellers. Thus, I ask this question: Is there a consistent language of architecture that is affordable and amendable to slum dwellers that provides basic needs without a negative cogitation (without means, dirty, rejected, outcast, chaotic, and informal)? Why is there such a stark contrast between the wealthy and poor (a growing divide) in most of Latin America? What was the idea utopian large scaled governmental projects which attempted to address these issues, and why did they fail? What could I offer a barrio (slum) society where the vernacular style is generated from the communal stewardship of resources?

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• Vertical Farming In Daegu Metropolitan City

  Vertical Farming In Daegu Metropolitan City

  Bibliography: pages 76-78

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