• Apply Design Thinking methodology to solve problems.
• Develop problem identification skills so as to respond to user needs with appropriate and creative solutions.
• Form and ask process questions in order to approach a particular problem.
• Use analytical, critical and creative thinking in order to transform ideas into visuals and prototypes.
• Envision and act out user scenarios of an object.
• Have a notion on what it takes to create simple and minimal human-centered products.
• The applications of rapid prototyping.
• Have an understanding of how to publish research done.
1. Understanding the innovation process
2. Exploring human-centered design
3. Discovering areas of opportunity
4. Generating innovative ideas
5. Developing concepts
Collaborative and active learning is an integral part of the experience. To maximize the benefit for everyone, students expected to attend every session, complete all assignments, and contribute effectively in the class and in small groups.
Throughout this design course, students will dive into the methodology of design thinking and explore its applications to business strategy. Through a rich learning experience that includes faculty presentations, case studies, small-group workshops, discussions, and hands-on exercises, you will expand your perspective on strategic issues, discover ways to redesign strategy, and learn how to apply design thinking to drive and sustain business success.
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