Design Thinking processes and Product Development strategies
Created by Vignesh RK | Published 7/2020
Duration: 30m | 6 sections | 9 lectures | Video: 1280x720, 44 KHz | 141 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + Sub

Alert: Course is available free. Use the code "JUNE21"

What you'll learn
5 Step design thinking approaches
Characteristics of Product development process
Cost & Duration of product development
Challenges faced during Product development
Industrial Case study on Design thinking (Electronic brake-force distribution system)
Difference between Design thinking, Agile & Design Sprint

Requirements
No prerequisites required30 mins of free time
Description
Crisp and straight to the point lectures!
This course will cover the following topics.
· Design thinking
- You will learn about the 5 stages of Design thinking process: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype & Test
· Challenges faced during successful Product development
· Characteristics of Product development
· Cost & Duration of product development
· Case study on Electronic brakeforce distribution system
· Difference between Agile, Design thinking Design sprint
At the end of the course, you will have a good knowledge on Design thinking approach that is carried out in almost all big companies and also the Product development strategies followed in there.
In this course, a case study on Electronic brake-force distribution is compared side-by-side with the explained Design thinking and Product Development topics for your easy understanding. Quizes were added to make the course more interactive and fun.
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What you'll learn
· 5 Step design thinking approaches- Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype & Test
· Characteristics of Product development process
· Cost & Duration of product development
· Challenges faced during Product development
· Industrial Case study on Design thinking (Electronic brake-force distribution system)
· Difference between Design thinking, Agile & Design Sprint
Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?
· No prerequisites required. Best for beginners.
· 30 mins of free time
Who this course is for:
· Students and early professionals who want to know about the Design  Approach and procedure of Product development
Who this course is for:Students and early professionals who want to know about the Approach and procedure of Product development