Investigates advanced interface design as a means of connecting humans, non-human organisms, artificial agents, and environmental systems. Covers both simple and complex systems, from manual controls to autonomous networks, and emphasizes emergent, speculative, and experimental approaches. Integrates research, critical discourse, and iterative design practice to examine how interfaces shape perception, interaction, and behavior. Includes the conceptualization, prototyping, and evaluation of interfaces that operate across ecological, cultural, and technological contexts. Encourages in-depth inquiry into novel interaction paradigms and advanced techniques, combining theoretical frameworks with hands-on design experimentation to produce critically engaged, research-informed work that addresses complex questions in interaction and experience design.