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Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

Course Overview

Ideation and iteration are critical steps in the design thinking process. They are what differentiates design thinking from linear and traditional problem-solving techniques. The Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication certification syllabus will cover all the useful ideation techniques including brainstorming, role-playing, storyboarding, mind mapping, model making, strategic idea mapping, and concept sketching.

To design an innovative and successful solution, you need to think of creative ideas and iterate them. And after the ideation stage, you need to select the best solution(s) to address the problem, and present/communicate it to stakeholders. The Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication program will introduce you to the best practices for analyzing and selecting solutions, and common mistakes that people make while communicating these solutions to clients.

The Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication certification course is brought to you by the Rochester Institute of Technology, and it is part of their MicroMasters in Design Thinking. If candidates wish to receive a course completion certificate at the end, they can do so by paying a nominal fee. They can also share the certificate on their LinkedIn account, or attach it to their resume or portfolio. While taking the course in the free mode, the learners can audit it for a limited period. 

The Highlights

  • Part of the Design Thinking MicroMasters programme
  • Rochester Institute of Technology programme
  • Completion certificate available for purchase
  • Video lectures with English transcripts
  • Intermediate-level course
  • Six-week programme
  • Self-paced learning 
  • 8-12 hours/week

Programme Offerings

  • Video lectures with English transcripts
  • Completion certificate available for purchase
  • Rochester Institute of Technology program
  • Self-paced learning
  • Intermediate-level Course
  • Six-week program
  • 8-12 hours/week

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
INR 28119yesRIT
  • Candidates do not have to pay to audit the course and access the learning materials.
  • They have to pay the certification fee only if they want to get certified.

Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication Programme fee structure: 

Training

Fees in INR

Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication program

NA.

Certification Fee

₹ 28,119


Eligibility Criteria

Before applying to the Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication certification course, candidates must complete the THINK501x and THINK502x programs.

What you will learn

Communication skillsDesign thinking

By the end of the Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication training, learners should be well-versed in:

  • Ideation techniques to select the best solution
  • Choosing the right visualization technique for presenting a solution
  • Best practices and graphical methods for communicating ideas effectively
  • Discussing visualization methods

Admission Details

Step 1: Run a search on the edX website for the Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication course. For direct access to the course page, click on the link given below: https://www.edx.org/learn/design-thinking/rochester-institute-of-technology-design-thinking-ideation-iteration-and-communication

Step 2: After going through the information on the course page, click on the ‘Enrol’ button to proceed.

Step 3: Sign up for an edX account or register directly with your existing account on Microsoft, Facebook, Google, or Apple. Select the ‘Sign in’ option, if you already have an account. 

Step 4: Until you receive a confirmation message, keep following on-screen instructions.

Application Details

edX does not ask applicants to fill out application forms to make for a hassle-free and straightforward admission process. They can apply to the Design Thinking: Ideation, Iteration, and Communication certification course by signing up for an edX account, or registering through their existing Apple/Facebook/Microsoft/Google account. Nevertheless, while signing up, learners will have to provide a few details – name, country, and email ID.

The Syllabus

  • Get to Know One Another 
  • About the (Syllabus) Course
  • Practice Quiz

  • Curiosity and Creativity
  • Module 1 Overview
  • Barriers to Creativity
  • Quiz Week 1

  • Visualisations: Introduction
  • Visualization Methods
  • Visualizations on Practice
  • Week 2 Overview
  • Week 2 Quiz

  • Prepare a Team
  • Prepare Background Information
  • Prepare Ideation Session Mechanics
  • Week 3 Overview
  • Quiz (Week 3)

  • Think in Ways You Are Not Used To
  • Ideation Facilitation Methods
  • Week 4 Overview
  • Quiz(Week 4)

  • Give and Receive Feedback
  • Get Ready for the Convergent Thinking
  • Week 5 Overview
  • Quiz (Week 5)

  • Methods to Evaluate and Select Ideas
  • Your Plan and Idea Iterationfor Next Steps
  • Week 6 Overview
  • Quiz (Week 6)
  • Summary
  • Wrap Up: Course

Instructors

RIT Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: Is the course a part of the Design Thinking MicroMasters program?

Yes, this course is a part of RIT’s MicroMasters program in Design Thinking.

2: How many programs do I need to complete before applying to this program?

You must complete two courses before applying to this program: THINK501x and THINK502x.

3: Do I need to pay any fee to access the learning material?

No. You can audit the course and access the learning material for free.

4: Does everyone who applies to this course get a completion certificate?

Only candidates who pay the certification fee get the completion certificate.

5: Will the instructor’s signature be there on the certificate?

Yes, the certificate carries the instructor’s signature and the Rochester Institute of Technology logo.

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