Lecture 1 - An Introduction to Design
Lecture 2 - The many notions of design
Lecture 3 - Design as a process and a product
Lecture 4 - The evolution of design
Lecture 5 - Design engages with many disciplines
Lecture 6 - Design is concerned with the user
Lecture 7 - Good design, bad design
Lecture 8 - Users and Contexts
Lecture 9 - Multiple users, differing contexts
Lecture 10 - Understanding user experience
Lecture 11 - Design for a meaningful impact
Lecture 12 - Design and Society
Lecture 13 - Community and Collaboration
Lecture 14 - Understanding Contexts
Lecture 15 - Knowledge and Access
Lecture 16 - Meeting Needs: Necessity or Luxury?
Lecture 17 - Function, Context and Consequences
Lecture 18 - Design and Sustainability
Lecture 19 - The cost of looking the other way
Lecture 20 - Sustainability practices in daily life
Lecture 21 - The perspective of engineering
Lecture 22 - Understanding embodied energy
Lecture 23 - The user’s role in sustainability
Lecture 24 - Framing the world’s future
Lecture 25 - Design and industry
Lecture 26 - Understanding varied user needs
Lecture 27 - Success through new materials and manufacturing
Lecture 28 - Pushing the boundaries of mass production
Lecture 29 - A Classic chair for all times
Lecture 30 - Breaking familiar assumptions
Lecture 31 - Design and Collaboration
Lecture 32 - Team work
Lecture 33 - Collaborating with unlikely partners
Lecture 34 - Principles of collaboration
Lecture 35 - Design thinking
Lecture 36 - Feedback and assessment
Lecture 37 - Innovation by Design
Lecture 38 - Facilitating the reach of a traditional craft
Lecture 39 - Pitfalls of innovation
Lecture 40 - The seven concerns of innovation
Lecture 41 - From a concern to a palki
Lecture 42 - A little design goes a long way
