An Introduction To Design As A Process For Innovation

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Posted on 16 Sep 11:40 | by mitsumi | 4 views

Last updated 6/2013
MP4 | Video: h264, 854x480 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 371.15 MB | Duration: 0h 49m

Learn how the process of design can be used to drive innovation, develop new product ideas, and transform your compan

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What you'll learn
Understand the three pillars of design, that are used by designers when driving innovation
Understand the process designers use to identify opportunity, make sense of data, build a solution, and test that solution
Understand how design can be used as a problem-solving process in many contexts
Requirements
There are no requirements necessary for this course.
Description
Many people consider design to be the secret upon which companies like Apple, Nike, and Starbucks have built billion dollar businesses. You don't need to be a designer to think like one, and the most important thing to understand about design is the process of design. This course offers an introduction to design, and describes why you should leverage the process of design in order to develop new product ideas, drive innovation, and transform your organization. You'll learn about the way designers approach problems, and you'll gain a conceptual view of how the process of design works. This course provides an overview of the design process - the steps used to arrive at an innovative new product, system, or service.
Overview
Section 1: An Introduction to Design as a Process for Innovation
Lecture 1 The Role of Design in Making The World Better
Section 2: The Three Pillars of Design
Lecture 2 Empathy
Lecture 3 Prototyping
Lecture 4 Informed Inference
Section 3: The Process of Design
Lecture 5 Qualitative Research
Lecture 6 Design Synthesis
Lecture 7 Ideation
Lecture 8 User Testing and Evaluation
Section 4: Applying Design
Lecture 9 Applying Design in Different Contexts
Lecture 10 How to Enter The Field of Design
Lecture 11 In Conclusion
People with no design experience, who want to enter the field of design,People who are tasked with managing designers, either internally or as outside vendors or agencies,People curious about the way design process works,People looking for an introduction to the theory of design-led innovation