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Innovation by Design

Prof. B.K. Chakravarthy · IIT Bombay

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About

In today's world, there are so many challenges and problems that needs to be addressed. In this situation, innovation is what provides the solution that will benefit the maximum number of users. And such innovation is often enabled by design. This course familiarizes you with the concept of "innovation" and the journey of a design idea from the identification of a problem to a final solution that has a positive impact on a large community of users. Through case studies that focus on the "seven concerns of innovation", you learn how the innovation process requires empathy, meticulous effort, constant user interaction and effective collaboration.

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Lectures

Week 1

  1. Lecture 1 : The Seven Concerns YouTube
  2. Lecture 2 : Design Thinking & Collaboration YouTube
  3. Lecture 3 : Challenges to Innovation YouTube
  4. Lecture 4 : Understanding Users YouTube
  5. Lecture 5 : Arriving at Design Insights YouTube
  6. Lecture 6 : Prototyping for User Feedback YouTube
  7. Lecture 7 : 1st C The Cause YouTube
  8. Lecture 8 : Crossing the First Pitfall YouTube
  9. Lecture 9 : Trial and Error YouTube
  10. Lecture 10 : User Feedback for Development YouTube
  11. Lecture 11 : New users, new needs to meet YouTube
  12. Lecture 12 : Knowing the Context YouTube

Week 2

  1. Lecture 13 : 2nd C The Context YouTube
  2. Lecture 14 : The Basic Need YouTube
  3. Lecture 15 : Ingenious Attempts YouTube
  4. Lecture 16 : Further Insights YouTube
  5. Lecture 17 : The Working Rig YouTube
  6. Lecture 18 : Concepts generation YouTube
  7. Lecture 19 : Experiencing the Product YouTube
  8. Lecture 20 : Refinements YouTube
  9. Lecture 21 : 3rd C - The Comprehension YouTube
  10. Lecture 22 : Understanding Constraints YouTube
  11. Lecture 23 : Positioning the Product YouTube
  12. Lecture 24 : Exploring Possibilites YouTube
  13. Lecture 25 : More Experiments YouTube
  14. Lecture 26 : Understanding the Technology YouTube
  15. Lecture 27 : At the 2nd Valley of Death YouTube
  16. Lecture 28 : Finishing Touches YouTube

Week 3

  1. Lecture 29 : The Check YouTube
  2. Lecture 30 : The Cause YouTube
  3. Lecture 31 : The Product, the Users and the Context YouTube
  4. Lecture 32 : The Prototyping YouTube
  5. Lecture 33 : User needs YouTube
  6. Lecture 34 : The Crucial Step Missed YouTube
  7. Lecture 35 : 5th C The Conception YouTube
  8. Lecture 36 : Synchronic Studies YouTube
  9. Lecture 37 : One product, many problems YouTube
  10. Lecture 38 : Concept Clusters YouTube
  11. Lecture 39 : From idea to product YouTube
  12. Lecture 40 : Prototyping YouTube
  13. Lecture 41 : Materials and Technologies YouTube
  14. Lecture 42 : Collaborative Efforts YouTube

Week 4

  1. Lecture 43 : 6th C - The Crafting YouTube
  2. Lecture 44 : Recap YouTube
  3. Lecture 45 : The Manufacturing Challenge YouTube
  4. Lecture 46 : The User Feedback YouTube
  5. Lecture 47 : The Iterative Process YouTube
  6. Lecture 48 : 7th C: The Connection YouTube
  7. Lecture 49 : The Seed for Innovation YouTube
  8. Lecture 50 : Pinnacle for Innovation YouTube
  9. Lecture 51 : The Innovation Timeline YouTube
  10. Lecture 52 : The Innovation Champions YouTube
  11. Lecture 53 : The Innovation Domains YouTube
  12. Lecture 54 : The Innovation Templates YouTube
  13. Lecture 55 : The Serial Innovation YouTube

Syllabus and materials

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Credits and licence

Institution
IIT Bombay
Department
Engineering Design
Teacher
Prof. B.K. Chakravarthy
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Engineering, Art, architecture and design
Source
NPTEL
Licence
CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
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