Course homepage and schedule
Welcome to IDBM Industry Project (Fitech) 2019-2020 course!
Course timetable
Wed 27.11.19 14:15 - 15:45 Project planning workshop (Design Factory, Stage, Otaniemi)
Wed 27.11.19 16:00 - 18:30 Project kick-off with the client (BIZ, TBD, Otaniemi)
Fri 17.1.2020 13:00-16:00 Design Research & data analysis (Online)
Fri 24.1.2020 13:00-16:00 Point of view workshop (Online)
Fri 31.1.2020 13:00-16:00 High-performing teams (Online)
Thu 13.2.2020 13:00-16:00 Data visualization (Online) NOTE! THURSDAY!
28.2.2020 SUBMISSION: RESEARCH REPORT
Fri 06.03.2020 13:00-16:00 Ideation workshop (Online)
Fri 20.03.2020 13:00-16:00 Midterm: design directions (10min presentation) + co-creation facilitation workshop (Online)
Wed 25.03.2020 14.00-16.00 Prototyping mentoring workshop (Online)
5.4.2020 SUBMISSION: 1. Design sprint documentation
x.4.2020 Online discussion forum 1 (small reflective writing)
x.4.2020 Online discussion forum 2 (small reflective writing)
Fri 17.4.2020 13:00-16:00 Team meeting (Online)26.4.2020 SUBMISSION: 2. Design sprint documentation
Fri 24.4.2020 13:00-16:00 Storytelling & Pitching (Online)
5.5. and 8.5.2020 Team meeting (Online)
Wed 13.05.20, IMPACT Planning event, Online.
Wed 20.05.20, Whole day, IMPACT (Online)
Fri 29.5.2020 13:00-16:00 Final reflections (online)
20.5.2020 SUBMISSION: FINAL REPORTS
Details about the workshops, events, and assignments will be updated to the mycourses during the course progress.
Evaluation
IDBM Industry Project (Fitech) uses the same evaluation criteria as the "Classic" Industry Project (non-fitech course). The course is 15 ECTS with heavy weightage on the team component, since this is the cornerstone of the program’s identity. In this course, Individual- Team- Community learning is applied.
70% of the overall evaluation is team-based.
30% of the evaluation is individual-based, including individual reflections and participation.
Participation is evaluated based on active workshop participation during the course. Organizing and executing of the final event is evaluated as part of participation.
Peer evaluation conducted at the end of the course will also contribute to the final grade (+-1 grade).
Assessment summarized
- Project plan and team report 10%
- Research report 20 %
- Final report, pitch, and client presentation 40 %
- Participation 10 %
- Individual reflections (4) 20 %