Innovation Methodologies

MILI-210

Building upon MILI-110, this course will define innovation and its various forms (e.g. incremental, disruptive, breakthrough, etc.), as well as explain its relationship to collaborative design theories and processes. 

The course will explore systematic approaches to creative thinking and problem-solving by providing an overview of some of the most widely used innovation methodologies. Students will identify and learn about the activities and principles shared by these different methodologies (e.g., research, ideation, prototyping, etc.) and begin putting them into practice. This understanding of these common threads will also provide students with the framework to begin developing their own innovation methodologies. 

 

Credits
2
Prerequisites
MILI-110
Required Of
MILI major B.A. students
Electable By
MILI major B.A. students
Semesters Offered
Fall, Spring
Location
Boston
Department
MBUS
Course Chair
Tonya Butler
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