ENT 601 - Ideation and Design Thinking

The purpose of the course is to provide graduate students with solid understanding of the process of innovation and ideation, and a hands-on experience creating innovative solutions to real-world design challenges. Students will work in groups, and experience different aspects of innovative design: from creative solutions to specific customer demands to free-form ideation, market analysis, and broad impact design. The course explores ideation, innovation, and entrepreneurship in different settings - social, arts, STEM, business, etc. The course is highly interactive and requires active student participation in all in-class and outside activities.
Lecture
3 Credits
Corequisite: ENT 500
Offered in Fall & Spring