Milind Kaduskar :: Interaction Design :: IDC

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Milind Kaduskar
Gmail-ID:
milindveekay
+91 9920860427

B.Tech CS, Nirma Institute of Technology, Gujarat

Address : E-1/17 Vikramnagar,DOS Housing Colony, Ahmedabad–3800058

Interests: Web Design, Game design, Mobile application design, Information Architecture Design

RESUME

A tool for learning the Devanagari Alphabet for Adults
Guide: Prof. Anirudha Joshi

Aao Devanagari Seekhein’ is a tool for adult illiterates to learn the Devanagari Alphabet. This tool is based on a touch screen interface and concentrates on writing, exploration of letterforms and repetition to help adults learn the Devanagari Alphabet.

It comprises of exercises which help the learner in learning to pronounce, read and write a letter. Also, the structured exercises make sure the learner does not forget what has been learnt before, and that at any time, his curiosity and will to learn do not get discouraged.

Internship in Game Design
Trine Games, Mumbai

For the internship project, I spent two months of my summer at Trine Games, Mumbai, a gaming studio that develops console, PC and mobile games. While at Trine, I had the opportunity to work on the design on the next add-on of a popular RPG game by the name Gothic (Publisher: JoWood).

The add-on was called Gothic 3: Forsaken Gods. During those months, I was part of the Game Design team. We worked on designing and developing the storyline, designing the quests, interlinking them, making sure they were exciting and playable, and also implementing a major part of them

Designing a game based on the Indian Political System
Guide: Prof. U.A. Athavankar

I remember how boring it was for me to sit down and study civics when I was in school. When learning is strenuous and uninteresting, it is all the more difficult to retain.

Two educational board games were developed in this project, based on the Politicial System of India. The games, 'Chuno Chunao' and 'Ulti Polity' were developed taking utmost care that between education and fun, neither one suffers because of the other. The games, while fun to play, teach the children the basics of the system and familiarize them with the terminology, processes and key role players of the system. Age group: 10+