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Understanding Design

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Module 1- An Introduction to Design
  • 1.1 Module Description
  • 1.2 LEC 1:An Introduction to Design
  • 1.3 LEC 2:The many notions of design
  • 1.4 LEC 3:Design as a process and a product
  • 1.5 ALM1: Why Design Matters
  • 1.6 ALM 2: Design Matters- Doing better with Less
  • 1.7 LEC 4:The evolution of design
  • 1.8 LEC 5:Design engages with many disciplines
  • 1.9 LEC 6:Design is concerned with the user
  • 1.10 LEC 7:Good design, bad design
  • 1.11 Reference Material
  • 1.12 Assignment- module1
Module 2- Users and Context
  • 2.1 Module Description
  • 2.2 LEC 1: Users and Contexts
  • 2.3 ALM 1: User Centered Design- Don Norman
  • 2.4 LEC 2: Multiple users, differing contexts
  • 2.5 ALM 2: Lucky Iron Fish: A simple solution for a global problem
  • 2.6 LEC 3: Understanding user experience
  • 2.7 ALM 3: Three laws of user experience
  • 2.8 LEC 4: Design for a meaningful impact
  • 2.9 Reference Material
  • 2.10 Assignment-Module2
Module 3-Design and Society
  • 3.1 Module Description
  • 3.2 LEC 1: Design and Society
  • 3.3 ALM 1:Living Root Bridges of Meghalaya
  • 3.4 LEC 2: Community and Collaboration
  • 3.5 ALM 2: In the Forest Hangs a Bridge
  • 3.6 LEC 3: Understanding Contexts
  • 3.7 LEC 4: Knowledge and Access
  • 3.8 ALM 3: The new bionics that let us run, climb and dance
  • 3.9 LEC 5: Meeting Needs: Necessity or Luxury?
  • 3.10 LEC 6: Function, Context and Consequences
  • 3.11 Reference Material
  • 3.12 Assignment-Module3
Module 4 - Design and Sustainability
  • 4.1 Module Description
  • 4.2 LEC 1: Design & Sustainability
  • 4.3 ALM 1: The Story of Stuff
  • 4.4 LEC 2: The cost of looking the other way
  • 4.5 ALM 2: Sir Terry Leahy: Lean Thinking
  • 4.6 LEC 3: Sustainability practices in daily life
  • 4.7 LEC 4: The perspective of engineering
  • 4.8 LEC 5: Understanding embodied energy
  • 4.9 LEC 6: The user’s role in sustainability
  • 4.10 LEC 7: Framing the world’s future
  • 4.11 Reference Material
  • 4.12 Assignment-Module4
Module 5 - Design and Industry
  • 5.1 Module Description
  • 5.2 LEC 1: Design & industry
  • 5.3 LEC 2: Understanding varied user needs
  • 5.4 ALM 1: Objectified: Smart Design OXO Good Grips Story
  • 5.5 LEC 3: Success through new materials and manufacturing
  • 5.6 LEC 4: Pushing the boundaries of mass production
  • 5.7 ALM 2: In The Beginning Was The Bentwood Chair
  • 5.8 LEC 5: A Classic chair for all times
  • 5.9 LEC 6: Breaking familiar assumptions
  • 5.10 Reference Material
  • 5.11 Assignment- module 5
Module 6 - Design and collaboration
  • 6.1 Module Description
  • 6.2 LEC 1: Design & Collaboration
  • 6.3 ALM 1: Pixar 2014 The Power of Teamwork Short Film
  • 6.4 LEC 2: Team work
  • 6.5 ALM 2: Assistive Technology Design Collaboration
  • 6.6 LEC 3: Collaborating with unlikely partners
  • 6.7 ALM 3: Weidner Architectural Signage - Design Build Collaboration Case
  • 6.8 LEC 4: Principles of collaboration
  • 6.9 ALM 4: Cultivating Collaboration
  • 6.10 LEC 5: Design thinking
  • 6.11 ALM 5: Design Thinking Ideation, Experimentation, Prototyping and Test
  • 6.12 LEC 6: Feedback and assessment
  • 6.13 Reference Material
  • 6.14 Assignment- module 6
Module 7 - Innovation by Design
  • 7.1 Module Description
  • 7.2 LEC 1: Innovation by Design
  • 7.3 LEC 2: Facilitating the reach of a traditional craft
  • 7.4 LEC 3: Pitfalls of innovation
  • 7.5 ALM 1: Jaipur Foot
  • 7.6 LEC 4: The seven concerns of innovation
  • 7.7 LEC 5: From a concern to a palki
  • 7.8 ALM 2: Out of Poverty: Paul Polak on Practical Problem Solving
  • 7.9 LEC 6: A little design goes a long way
  • 7.10 Reference Material
  • 7.11 Assignment- module 7