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tokyo-tech-dtf-2019-guidance

 tokyo-tech-dtf-2019-guidance

Masanori Kado

April 06, 2019
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  1. INTRO
    Please take a seat wherever you like.
    DESIGN THINKING
    FUNDAMENTALS
    2019

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  2. GUIDANCE 1/9 - d-Factory
    • Here is “Design Factory” (“Design Ko-Bo” in Japanese)
    • You can use freely almost anything (stationery, 3D printer, various machine
    tools, etc.). Please ask us if you don't know whether it's available or not.
    • The bathroom is at the back of the room.
    • Please use stairs. (Please do NOT use elevator.)
    • Be careful that the front door on 1F is automatically locked. Your Tokyo Tech
    ID card will be registered to unlock the door when you are officially enrolled.
    • You can eat and drink in this factory.
    • We are welcome your treat.
    2

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  3. GUIDANCE 2/9 - Course overview
    3
    DTF EDP-A EDP-B EDP-C
    Learn
    Design
    Thinking
    Basics
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    QBSUOFS VTFS
    TIPXDBTF FUD

    1SFQBSFGPS
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    XTNBMM
    CVEHFU
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    1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q

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  4. &%1
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    Partner
    ・Theme
    ・Budget
    ・Mentors
    Business Person Art School Student
    Tokyo Tech
    Student(M1)
    2014〜
    Method / Case
    Application

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  5. Make & Think

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  6. GUIDANCE 3/9 - Schedule
    • DTF-A (English)
    • Date: 4/8, 4/15, 4/22, 5/9, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27, 6/3
    • Time: 13:20 - 16:35
    • DTF-B (Japanese)
    • Date: 4/6, 4/20, 5/11, 5/18, 6/1
    • Time: 10:00 - 15:50 (Lunch Break: 12:15 - 13:20)
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  7. PROGRAM MODULES
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. User Research
    • 3. POV Definition
    • 4. Ideation
    • 5. Prototyping
    • 6. Story Telling
    • 7. Presentation
    7
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    B
    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    7
    8
    6
    A

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  8. GUIDANCE 4/9 - Grading
    • Participation to team activity
    • Final presentation
    • Final report
    8

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  9. GUIDANCE 5/9 - Instructors
    • Design Thinking Fundamentals A:
    • Shigeki Saito, Prof.
    • Hiraku Sakamoto, Associate Prof.
    • Kazuaki Inaba, Associate Prof.
    • Yuki Taoka, Assistant Prof.
    • Design Thinking Fundamentals B:
    • Masanori Kado, Specially appointed lecture
    • Wataru Hijikata, Associate Prof.
    • Invited Instructors:
    • Masaki Yagisawa, Tokyo University of the Arts
    • Ryo Terui, Musashino Art University
    • TA:
    • Yosuke Tajiri, Amane Muraoka, Yosuke Akabane
    9

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  10. GUIDANCE 6/9 - Demographic
    • Tokyo Tech Students
    • ESD course student
    • CBEC course student
    • Professionals (DTF-B)
    • CBEC course trainee (a.k.a. Techno Entrepreneur)
    • ex-Corporate Partner / Corporate Partner Candidate
    • Art students (after EDP-A)
    10

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  11. GUIDANCE 7/9 - Slack
    • Please sign-in to Slack (and install on your PC and/or Smart Phone)
    • https://xxx
    • Slack is the essential tool of this class
    • Official announcement, Team communication, Submission of report, and chatting 

    (Use the EMOJI a lot, Luke)
    • We have a realtime channel for every class
    • #realtime-yyyymmdd (ex. #realtime-20190406)
    • You MUST report when being late or absent
    • #zzz-im-late
    11

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  12. GUIDANCE 8/9 - Resources
    • EDP Official Site

    https://titech-edp.github.io/
    • EDP Official Blog

    https://medium.com/titech-eng-and-design
    • CBEC

    https://www.cbec.titech.ac.jp/
    • ESD Course

    http://www.esd.titech.ac.jp/
    • Pictures & videos taken in this class will be open to public 

    (on these web site, social media, or so).
    • It's WELCOME to externally publish (ex. Twitter, Blog, Instagram )
    12
    #titech-edp

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  13. GUIDANCE 9/9 - Textbook
    13
    For English Speakers

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  14. Icebreak ❄

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  15. HOW TO USE STICKY NOTE - 1
    • Use a MARKER not a pencil.
    • Write just ONE THING per sticky-note.
    • Don't post it without saying a single word.
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  16. HOW TO USE STICKY NOTE - 2
    16
    https://blog.crisp.se/2015/04/08/jimmyjanlen/how-to-peel-of-post-its

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  17. ICEBREAK
    • Take a sticky note and a marker.
    • Draw XXX (listen to the instruction).
    • You have 10 sec. for each.
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  18. ICEBREAK DEBRIEF
    • How did you feel when I said to “draw”?
    • What were you thinking as you were drawing?
    • “I can’t draw!”
    • “This is so embarrassing.”
    • “That’s not enough time!”
    • “What is everyone going to think?”
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  19. ACTIVITY - SELF INTRODUCTION
    • Take a LARGE sticky note (or combine two sticky notes)
    • Write about yourself (Japanese is OK)
    • Your Name (Student Number)
    • Your Department/Company
    • Your Motivation to gain from this class
    • Your Portrait
    • You have 3 minute.
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    - Name ( )
    - Dept/Comp
    - Motivation

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