The unit introduces Design Thinking as a human-centered, iterative process essential for solving complex problems. It covers the five stages: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test, emphasizing collaborative learning through analysis of case studies and hands-on workshops. Students are encouraged to utilize user feedback to refine ideas and prototypes in real contexts, reinforcing the importance of empathy and iteration in design.
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Term: Empathize
Definition: The first stage of Design Thinking focusing on understanding the user's feelings, thoughts, and actions.
Term: Define
Definition: The stage where raw research data is transformed into a clear problem statement that guides the ideation process.
Term: Ideate
Definition: The brainstorming phase where a broad range of solutions are explored before narrowing down to the most promising ideas.
Term: Prototype
Definition: Creating tangible representations or models of ideas to test assumptions and discover flaws before finalizing a design.
Term: Test
Definition: The phase involving user feedback and observation to validate or invalidate assumptions, refining design solutions.