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Design Thinking and Practice

Humanities And Social SciencesArt
Credits3
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Semester offeredN/A
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Last updated3 months ago

Description

The difference between art and design hinges on design being accountable to one who experiences and uses a particular creative work. Design thinking centres the user and their needs by using empathy, creativity, and interactive experimentation to find fulfilling solutions to problems. The students are introduced to various stages of the process that engage their creative, analytical, imaginative, research, and sentimental capacities in order to produce outcomes that impact people and their environments.

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