BD2017

Faculty: Smith Macwan | Raji Devta

TA: Mohammadali Tharadara

Our daily lives are made more comfortable by the ongoing need for product involvement. There are new opportunities for innovation that can blossom for the benefit of mankind as a result of the development of new approaches and technologies. Companies frequently sacrifice quality and materials in order to appeal to a mass, which results in behaviors that are highly hazardous in the long run. It is the designer''''s job to bridge the gap between human requirements and available resources. The course''''s main emphasis is on developing new products using sustainable methods in connection with human-centered design. The course''''s goal is to create innovative new products that are environmentally responsible and work to balance the economy, society, and environment.
The primary emphasis of the course will be on developing a design strategy from problem identification to final product manufacture. The course will follow a pre-established plan that calls for empathizing, defining, ideating, prototyping, testing and manufacturing of the product/innovation.
The main takeaway from the course is to make students future-ready by encouraging them to explore their design sensibilities in a more ecological and sustainable way by making it a by-default practice.