Why You Need Design Thinking
From Fortune 100 to entrepreneurial start-ups, Design Thinking methods and Design Sprints are used by companies competing in fast-moving environments who are facing transformation in their industry, looking to build a culture of innovation, manage change, align teams, and differentiate their brand. Design Thinking processes are adaptable to any business environment and are highly effective for companies seeking a consistent approach to problem-solving, service and product development that is efficient, innovative, and reduces risks through rapid prototyping and testing.
Design Thinking is a human-centric method for problem solving that aligns teams and solutions around the users needs. |
Design thinking is a framework that allows organizations to manage change while balancing the needs of the user, objectives of the business and integration of technology. |
Design Thinking is an effective process for tackling Wicked Problems that are complex, ambiguous, and ever- changing. |
College of Innovation & Design Courses on Design Thinking
The College of Innovation and Design offers a wide range of Design Thinking methodology courses that develop skills in communication, process development, change and transformation management, and product ideation and development.
Course Name | Term | Credit Hours |
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ID 300 - Design Thinking & Innovation | Full Semester | 3 |
ID 508 - Design Sprints | 8 Weeks | 2 |
ID 513 - Design Thinking | 8 Weeks | 2 |
ID 514 - Design Thinking Challenges | Full Semester | 3 |
ID 710 - Service Design Thinking | 8 Weeks | 2 |
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