Unit 1: Inquiring and Analysing (Criterion A)
Students learn to navigate the complexities of interpreting design briefs, structuring problems, and validating research integrity. The chapter emphasizes transforming data into actionable insights while collaborating with stakeholders to create adaptable specifications. It empowers learners with critical analytical tools and effective research methods that inform design decisions and allow for innovative problem-solving.
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What we have learnt
- Students can articulate root causes of design problems using various analytical tools.
- Effective research methods, both primary and secondary, are essential for gathering and validating user insights.
- Creating and maintaining a dynamic design specification is crucial for aligning project goals with user needs.
Key Concepts
- -- Problem Scoping & Boundaries
- Defines the focus of a design project, helping to outline what is included and excluded from consideration.
- -- Research Continuum
- Illustrates various research methods plotted along dimensions of depth versus breadth to identify their contextual usage.
- -- Stakeholder Ecosystem
- Maps the relationships among different stakeholders, clarifying their roles and priorities in design processes.
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