The Design Challenge: Solutions for Tomorrow · Project Management

Defining the Problem Space

Researching a real world issue and identifying how technology could provide a solution.

Key Questions

  1. 1How do we ensure we are solving the actual problem and not just a symptom?
  2. 2What constraints such as time, cost, and materials will limit our design?
  3. 3Who are the stakeholders we need to consult before we start building?

ACARA Content Descriptions

AC9TDI6P03
Year: Year 6
Subject: Technologies
Unit: The Design Challenge: Solutions for Tomorrow
Period: Project Management

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Creating low fidelity and high fidelity versions of a solution to test with users.

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Presenting the final product and reflecting on the design process and final outcome.

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