- Courses
- Creative Education - Adult
Design Thinking for Professionals
The learners will get to work on a project at the end of the course that will include all the concepts that were taught in the previous modules.
- Courses
- Creative Education - Adult
Creative Education - Adult
The learners will get to work on a project at the end of the course that will include all the concepts that were taught in the previous modules.
About the course
Design Thinking is a selectively framed course for any professionals. The course is split into 4 modules, starting from basic level of design till advanced level design thinking. The learners will get to work on a project at the end of the course that will include all the concepts that were taught in the previous modules. This course is suitable for any professionals who would like to solve an7 new concepts and who are interested in design.
Syllabus
- 1. Introduction of design
- 2. Basics of Design thinking
- 3. Design thinking as social tool
- 4. Problem finding
- 5. Understanding User need
- 6. Finding the solution
- 7. Agile method
- 8. Case study or Project – Social Design
Syllabus
Module 1
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 2
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 3
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 4
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 5
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 6
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 7
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
- Module 1 : Introduction to Design
- 1. Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- 2. Observation Study
- 3. Behavior Study
- 4. Culture Study
- 5. Product Design
- Module 2 : Design Strategy
- 1. How to Improve Usability
- 2. Brainstorming
- 3. User group
- Module 3 : Data Analysis
- 1. User Interview
- 2. Open Interview
- 3. Empathy Map
- 4. Affinity Mapping
- 5. Root Cause Analysis / Competitor Analysis
- 5. Closed Interview
- Module 4 : UX Design Principles
- 1. Features List
- 2. Task flow, User Flow, Site Map, Card Sorting
- 3. Information architecture
- 4. Conceptual Model
- 5. Wireframes
- a. Layout, Purpose of Icon
- b. Interaction Design
- c. Navigation
- d. Heuristic Principle
- 6. Rapid Wireframes
- Module 5 : Psychology of Design
- 1. Low Fidelity / Site Flow / balsamique
- 2. Text shape, icon, layout - Reasoning
- 3. Paper Prototype | High Fidelity
- Module 6 : Usability Testing
- 1. Usability Testing
- 2. UX Documentation (BA)
- Module 7 : Case studies
- 1. Purpose, Target , User scenario, Use case , Navigation (CRED -CREATE READ EDIT)
Career Outcomes
- 1. Build a Portfolio
- 2. Certificate to share on linkedIn and other professional websites
- 3. Internship (get to work on live projects)
- 4. Develop your problem solving skills
Who is the course for?
This course is for students from the age group from 22+ and any professionals.
FAQ's
Access to Materials and assignments will be provided upon enrollment and start of the course.
Since this is a design course, to complete the assignments you will need access to a desktop or laptop computer with the appropriate software installed. You can’t really do design work properly on a smartphone or tablet. Adobe XD is recommended for this course.
You will be provided access to all the materials of the course and upon successful completion of the course, certificate will be provided which can be added to your resume, LinkedIn profile, etc.
The course duration is for 80 hours.
About the course
Creativity as social development is a selectively framed course for teenagers. The course is split into 4 modules, starting from basic level of design till advanced level. The learners will get to work on a project at the end of the course that will include all the concepts that were taught in the previous modules. This course is ideal for teens who would like to explore new concepts and who are interested in design.
Syllabus
- 1. Introduction of design – Redesign
- 2. Measurements – Product design
- 3. Elements of design – Creating logo
- 4. BIOMIMICRY – Nature observation
- 5. Money Value – Design calculation
- 6. Geoscience - Geometry
- 7. Farming - Gardening
- 8. Case study or Project – Social Design
Syllabus
Module 1
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 2
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 3
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 4
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 5
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 6
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
Module 7
Introduction to Design
- Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- Observation Study
- Behaviour Study
- Culture Study
- Product Design
- Module 1 : Introduction to Design
- 1. Intro: Why should we care about UX?
- 2. Observation Study
- 3. Behavior Study
- 4. Culture Study
- 5. Product Design
- Module 2 : Design Strategy
- 1. How to Improve Usability
- 2. Brainstorming
- 3. User group
- Module 3 : Data Analysis
- 1. User Interview
- 2. Open Interview
- 3. Empathy Map
- 4. Affinity Mapping
- 5. Root Cause Analysis / Competitor Analysis
- 5. Closed Interview
- Module 4 : UX Design Principles
- 1. Features List
- 2. Task flow, User Flow, Site Map, Card Sorting
- 3. Information architecture
- 4. Conceptual Model
- 5. Wireframes
- a. Layout, Purpose of Icon
- b. Interaction Design
- c. Navigation
- d. Heuristic Principle
- 6. Rapid Wireframes
- Module 5 : Psychology of Design
- 1. Low Fidelity / Site Flow / balsamique
- 2. Text shape, icon, layout - Reasoning
- 3. Paper Prototype | High Fidelity
- Module 6 : Usability Testing
- 1. Usability Testing
- 2. UX Documentation (BA)
- Module 7 : Case studies
- 1. Purpose, Target , User scenario, Use case , Navigation (CRED -CREATE READ EDIT)
Career Outcomes
- 1. Build a Portfolio
- 2. Certificate to share on linkedIn and other professional websites
- 3. Internship (get to work on live projects)
- 4. Develop your problem solving skills
Who is the course for?
This course is for students from the age group from 6 to 18 years and IT professionals.
FAQ's
Access to Materials and assignments will be provided upon enrollment and start of the course.
Since this is a graphic design course, to complete the assignments you will need access to a desktop or laptop computer with the appropriate software installed. You can’t really do graphic design work properly on a smartphone or tablet. Adobe XD is recommended for this course.
You will be provided access to all the materials of the course and upon successful completion of the course, certificate will be provided which can be added to your resume, LinkedIn profile, etc.
The course duration is for 80 hours.
- Duration: 80 hours
- Lectures: 12