STUDY PROGRAMME
Design
AFAM CODE
ABLE69
DISCIPLINARY AREA
Marketing and management
DISCIPLINARY FIELD
Design management
CREDITS
6
APPROACH
Theoretical
The educational goal of this course is an articulated view of the different operational strategies that are implemented to develop projects in different professional contexts (independent professional studios and/or collective as well as corporate organisations), and to present the basic tools for the understanding of a market-oriented approach to the design of products, spaces and services.
This course is made of a single module of 6 CFA credits.
Successful students will be able to:
Understand the contemporary innovation culture
Understand the market-driven approach to the design of products, services, spaces
Understand and deal with the entrepreneurial aspects of a project
Deepen their understanding of the fundamental tools to investigate the different operational strategies of a design project
Develop innovative visions and apply innovative design strategies
Outline a business plan for the development of a project
Expand the personal professional profile towards entrepreneurial perspectives
Marketing
Service design
Business design and business modelling
Product and process innovation
Open innovation and participatory paradigms
Circular economy and systemic thinking
Crowdfunding, start-up, venture capitalism
Industry 4.0
This is a theoretical course. Didactic activities may include:
Front lectures
Use of tutorials, videos or other media tools for detailed study
Classroom debates and presentations
Individual study and research
Exercises and revisions
Field trips
Assessment is based on the overall competence of the students and may include:
Oral exam
Written exam
Submission of papers, projects or research work
Further details on specific tests can be provided by the professor during the course. Assessment criteria include commitment, active participation and personal growth of the students during the course.
All bibliographic details will be provided by the professors during the course. A lot of the referenced material, together with other in-depth study material, can be consulted online in MyNaba, in the Library section.
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