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Name Card: Empathize (User Requirements)

My partner, Alan emailed these questions to me. These are questions that Alan wants to know about me. 

I am making a name card to give to Alan (User). The name card that I make will have my information on it. However, it is my information that Alan wants to know about me. 

I am making a name card about myself. The name card will have the information about me. However, I will be giving my user, Brian, my name card.

Questions that Came from my User

1. What is you name? Sharmila
2. What is your favorite color? Blue
3. What is your favorite food? Japanese (Hitsumabushi)
4. What is your favorite sport? Basket ball
5. What is your favorite TV show? 
6. What is your favorite movie?
7. What is your favorite hobby?
8. What is your favorite leisure activity?
9. What is your favorite video game?
10. What is your favorite school subject?
11. What is your favorite sports team?
12. What is your favorite animal?
13. What is your favorite desert?
14. What is your favorite snack?
15. What is your favorite board game?
16. What is your favorite book?
17. What is your favorite book genre?
18. Do you speak another language? If so, what is it?
19. Where are you from?
20. Where is your favorite place to be?
21. What are you most talented at?
22. What do you want to be when you grow up?
23. If you had to describe yourself in five adjectives, what would they be?
24. Do you play a musical instrument? If so, which one?
25. If you could meet anyone (real or not), who would it be?
26. What do you like to do with you family?

Things I Would be Interested to Know When I Meet Someone (User Requirements)

1. What is your name?
2. What is your favorite hobby?
3. What is your favorite school subject?
4. Where is your favorite place to be?
5. What are you most talented at?
6. What do you want to be when you grow up?
7. If you had to describe yourself in five adjectives, what would they be
8. What do you like to do with your family?

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Design Thinking Process (DTP) - Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Design Thinking Process (DTP)




Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

1. Analysis
2. Design
3. Code
4. Test
5. Maintenance

Design Thinking Process (DTP) - Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)

Design Thinking Process (DTP)





Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)   

1. Analysis
2. Design
3. Code
4. Test
5. Maintenance 

Know your Jedi

My name is Sanskrit means, auspicious. I love reading books, however I get confused as to which book to choose when I enter a library or a book store as I am awed with the intellectuality around me. Wonder if anyone feels like this?

I love running especially when I go on vacations, I keep running involuntarily with happiness and relaxation, leaving my family behind and waiting for them to catch up and run again..they don't like it.

I enjoyed paragliding and parasailing. The bird's eye view is  phenomenal and exquisite. It was tranquil in the sky. I then realized it is not possible to always keep doing these activities - I better find tranquility in myself (within me). 



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Name Card: Mission Reflection (Questions for students)

Name Card: Mission Reflection

1.     Name each step of Design Thinking Process and explain how you implemented the DTP process for name card project highlighting each of the steps involved. Your answer should reflect the entire process you used and understanding of the DTP. Explain in detail. 

2.     Which DTP step did you think was most important. Why?

3.     Which DTP step did you enjoy the most? Why?

4.     If you are given a chance to repeat this project, what would you do differently.

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Design Thinking Process (Software Development Life Cycle - SDLC) - with notes

Design Thinking Process

Empathize: Empathize is all about user requirements. Giving the user what they require and going beyond with our expertise will make our product successful. Ask the user for what they want, take notes. Take further notes through observation. Ensure what you understood from the user is what they mean. 

Define: 

1. Challenges: Going through the user requirements (empathize step) and finding what is challenging for us in delivering the product.

2. Theme: Coming up with a design that creatively fits in all the user requirements.

Ideate:

Draw a rough sketch of your prototype that encompasses all the user requirements using all the creative ideas that will fit in all the user requirements into chosen theme.

Most important part of Ideate is to show the user requirements along with the rough sketch to the user, expert, someone who thinks differently, and someone who thinks similar.

Take notes of all the feedback. Make changes to your rough design. Making changes based on feedback is called implementing feedback. 

Prototype:

Create your product based on your rough sketch design (that has the implemented feedback). Take feedback from user, someone who thinks similar, someone who thinks differently, and an expert in the domain. Implement the feedback.

Test

Release the product for use. Bugs can be fixed in future updates.

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