This is the second Integrative Studio exploring the overlap between business and design. It brings together 1) what students have learned in the courses they have taken throughout the degree program, including in parallel with this class, 2) complex multidisciplinary projects requiring iterative, collaborative and innovative responses. The course is run as a studio: a comprehensive brief derived from a real case, or provided by a live project partner, will require the students to work as team doing diverse field research in order to make and then intensively critique prototyped business models, all the while presenting their findings and proposals to colleagues, experts and stakeholders for critical feedback. In order to work on the project, students will learn a range of research methods, ideation processes, and theoretical frameworks by which to make reasoned judgments about strategic responses to complicated situations.

This is the second Integrative Studio exploring the overlap between business and design. It brings together 1) what students have learned in the courses they have taken throughout the degree program, including in parallel with this class, 2) complex multidisciplinary projects requiring iterative, collaborative and innovative responses. The course is run as a studio: a comprehensive brief derived from a real case, or provided by a live project partner, will require the students to work as team doing diverse field research in order to make and then intensively critique prototyped business models, all the while presenting their findings and proposals to colleagues, experts and stakeholders for critical feedback. In order to work on the project, students will learn a range of research methods, ideation processes, and theoretical frameworks by which to make reasoned judgments about strategic responses to complicated situations.

This is the second Integrative Studio exploring the overlap between business and design. It brings together 1) what students have learned in the courses they have taken throughout the degree program, including in parallel with this class, 2) complex multidisciplinary projects requiring iterative, collaborative and innovative responses. The course is run as a studio: a comprehensive brief derived from a real case, or provided by a live project partner, will require the students to work as team doing diverse field research in order to make and then intensively critique prototyped business models, all the while presenting their findings and proposals to colleagues, experts and stakeholders for critical feedback. In order to work on the project, students will learn a range of research methods, ideation processes, and theoretical frameworks by which to make reasoned judgments about strategic responses to complicated situations. Contact instructor for permission to register. Open to: MS in Strategic Design and Management majors only; others by permission of MS in Strategic Design and Management program. Pre-Requisite(s): PGDM 5200 Integrative Studio 1 or PGDM 5201 Integrative Studio 1: Online.

This is the second Integrative Studio exploring the overlap between business and design. It brings together 1) what students have learned in the courses they have taken throughout the degree program, including in parallel with this class, 2) complex multidisciplinary projects requiring iterative, collaborative and innovative responses. The course is run as a studio: a comprehensive brief derived from a real case, or provided by a live project partner, will require the students to work as team doing diverse field research in order to make and then intensively critique prototyped business models, all the while presenting their findings and proposals to colleagues, experts and stakeholders for critical feedback. In order to work on the project, students will learn a range of research methods, ideation processes, and theoretical frameworks by which to make reasoned judgments about strategic responses to complicated situations.

This is the second Integrative Studio exploring the overlap between business and design. It brings together 1) what students have learned in the courses they have taken throughout the degree program, including in parallel with this class, 2) complex multidisciplinary projects requiring iterative, collaborative and innovative responses. The course is run as a studio: a comprehensive brief derived from a real case, or provided by a live project partner, will require the students to work as team doing diverse field research in order to make and then intensively critique prototyped business models, all the while presenting their findings and proposals to colleagues, experts and stakeholders for critical feedback. In order to work on the project, students will learn a range of research methods, ideation processes, and theoretical frameworks by which to make reasoned judgments about strategic responses to complicated situations.