ENGE-4104: Applied Explorations in Innovation
Description: Work in interdisciplinary teams to scope and plan an open-ended design project focused on technology commercialization that addresses a need or problem. Model systems and products computationally and quantitatively to address issues of technical and market feasibility and to predict performance under uncertain conditions. Engage in iterative design process that combines computational and quantitative processes with user-centered design and market analysis. Produce viable design that includes technical specifications, market evaluation, and customer discovery results. Communicate with wide range of audiences. Analyze ethical and intercultural and global impacts of innovation. Pre: 3 credits of foundational quantitative and computational thinking.
Pathways: 5A Quant & Comp Thnk Adv., 6D Critique & Prac in Design, 10 Ethical Reasoning, 11 Intercultural&Global Aware.
Course Hours: 3 credits
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