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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | Coursera |
The fees for course Hypothesis Driven Development is -
| Head | Amount |
| 1 month | Rs. 6,638 |
| 3 month | Rs. 13,276 |
| 6 month | Rs. 19,915 |
The Syllabus
Videos
- Course Introduction
- Introducing Example Company: HVAC in a Hurry
- Hypotheses-Driven Development & Your Product Pipeline
- The Persona Hypothesis
- The Problem/JTBD Hypothesis
- The Demand/Value Hypothesis
- The Usability Hypothesis
- The Functional Hypothesis
- Driving to Value with Your Persona & Problem Hypothesis
- Example Personas and Problem Scenarios
- Setting Up Interviews
- Prepping for Subject Interviews
- Conducting the Interview
- How Not to Interview
- Day in the Life
- You and Your Next Design Sprint
- The Practice of Time Boxing
- Overview of the Persona and Problem Sprint
- How Do I Sell the Idea of a Design Sprint
Readings
- Course Overview & Requirements
Assignment
- Week 1 Quiz
Videos
- Creating More Wins
- Lean Startup and the Systematic Drive to Value
- Introducing Enable Quiz
- Focusing Your Ideas
- Creating Assumptions
- Learning What's Valuable
- Business to Consumer Case Studies
- Business to Business Case Studies
- Using a Design Sprint to Test Your Demand Hypothesis
- Interview: Tristan Kromer on the Practice of Lean Startup
- Interview: David Bland on the Practice of Lean Startup
- Interview: Tristan Kromer on Creating a Culture of Experimentation Part 1
- Interview: Tristan Kromer on Creating a Culture of Experimentation Part 2
- Interview: David Bland on Creating a Culture of Experimentation: Part 1
- Interview: David Bland on Creating a Culture of Experimentation: Part 2
- Interview: David Bland on Marrying Agile to Lean Startup
- Interview: David Bland on Using Hypothesis with Agile
- Interview: Laura Klein on the Right Kind of Research
Assignment
- Week 2 Quiz
Discussion prompt
- Learnings from David, Tristan, and Laura
Videos
- The Always Test
- The Inexact Science of Interface Design
- Diagnosing Usability with Donald Norman's 7 Steps Model
- Fixing Usability with Donald Norman's 7 Steps Model
- Applying the 7 Steps Model to Hypothesis-Driven Development
- Fixing the Visceral Layer
- Fixing the Behavioral Layer: The Importance of Comparables & Prototyping
- Prototyping With Balsamiq
- Usability Testing: Fun & Affordable
- The Right Testing at the Right Time
- A Test Plan Anyone Can Use
- Creating Good Test Items
- Running a Usability Design Sprint
- Running a Usability Design Sprint Skit
- Interview: Laura Klein on Qualitative vs. Quantitative Research
- Interview: Laura Klein on Lean UX in Enterprise IT
Assignment
- Week 3 Quiz
Discussion prompt
- How will these techniques help you?
Videos
- Testing that it works
- The Team that Releases Together
- Getting Started with Continuous Delivery
- Anders Wallgren on Getting Started
- The Test Pyramid
- The Commit & Small Tests Stage
- The Job of Version Control
- Medium Tests
- Large Tests
- Creating Large/Behavioral Tests
- Anders Wallgren on Functional Testing
- Release Stage
- The Job of Deploying
- Anders Wallgren on Deployment
- Chris Kent on Developing with Continuous Delivery
- Chris Kent on Continuous Deployment
- Test-Driven General Management
- Narrative and the 'Happy Path'
- The Emergence of DevOps and the Ascent of Continuous Delivery
- Design for Deployability
- Anders Wallgren on Continuous Deployment
- Anders Wallgren on Creating a Friendly Environment for Continuous Deployment
- Course Conclusion
Assignment
- Week 4 Quiz
Peer review
- Creating and Testing a Demand/Value Hypothesis
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