JJ
Aug 19, 2019
This was very interesting and detailed oriented learning experience, giving insights towards the overall design leg strategy and components of creating a design led customer driven value proposition.
DG
Feb 7, 2021
This is great course. It was informative, relevant to today's way of working and it was enjoyable. Highly recommended.
Many thanks to the team at Univeristy of Sydney who delivered this course,
By Deepesh K S
•May 19, 2022
Need to have more peer graded assignment to understand each lessons.
By Thomas O
•Nov 13, 2020
I think the course was nicely put together. Well done to the team.
By Marisse P
•May 2, 2021
This course is good! There will be always room for improvement.
By Bhavesh L
•Jun 15, 2020
Fruitful course with excellent content & tutor.
By Farooque G B
•Jul 24, 2022
Excellent course with good explanation.
By Yuen T
•Feb 9, 2019
A good introduction to Design Strategy.
By Alessandra C
•Sep 18, 2020
very interesting and well explained
By Cloarec J
•Nov 9, 2023
Interesting but too high level
By Jorge I V P
•Jan 25, 2022
Congratulations! Great course!
By Ivan T
•Jan 3, 2020
nice and concise course.
By Andy R
•Feb 11, 2019
Clear video, concise!
By An s
•Sep 6, 2020
Great content
By Parag B D
•Sep 27, 2021
Good course
By Hitesh C
•Apr 28, 2021
Good One
By Piyush S
•May 20, 2022
By Romeo Z
•Jan 29, 2022
The instructors are great and present a lot of valuable information and insight. My crtique is that the instructors shared a lot of wordy definitions rather quickly. The instructors read from a teleprompter speedily to get a lot of information in the videos to keep them short, but it resulted in a longer time spent within the videos having to jump back and pause videos often to play catch up with my note taking. A lot of great information is missed when the instuctors speed through their lessens, regardless of the ability to start, stop, rewind videos.
By Filipe G
•May 30, 2020
The course is a very good introduction about the exposed subjects. Even better if:
-Use more examples when explaining principles. The course ends up very superficial and theoretical even with the cases used they just talk about things but they haven't shown any real example. It would be much better they show real examples of each section (persona, MVP, prototype, canvas...)
-Lots of links from the reading materials are offline
-Most of the links are not very useful and from good sources. I'd expect more resources as the one used in the first week from HBS
By Harmandip S
•Jul 5, 2022
The course focuses more on design thinking than on coprorate strategy. Also neither the material nor the instructors focused on confluence on design thinking and Corporate strategies.
Additionally, the examples and inferences provided were also more focused on Design thinking and its merits. (missing the corporate strategy)
The guests also were the practitioners of design thinking in a corporate setup. would have been great to hear from CxOs and senior leadership (referred to in lessons multiple times).
Thank you.
By Warren S
•Apr 6, 2021
The course covers an interesting topic, but its format could be improved by providing more visual content (not just videos of a professor lecturing), providing greater insights into design thinking, and reducing focus on the mandate managed by Sydney University students with SwissRe & UBank (this could have been the content of one video, as added-value for the course participants is not very high).
By Sergio E
•Oct 27, 2023
I would recommend this course as a starting point to someone is interested on the topic, who doesn't have working experience and is not related to Design thinking. The course has good content, assignments are very light/mindful and the course itself presents a good vision related to business strategy, it mainly focuses on design thinking nonetheless.
By Ana F M
•Mar 19, 2021
Good insights but I felt short on more visuals than just talking and explanation. Design thinking is all about hands-on, so I was expecting more of this rather just concept ideas. Nevertheless, it has some insightfull information.
By Steeve P
•Jul 11, 2020
Good overview of the design thinking process, but despite the title, it is still very focused on digitization products. I was hoping that there would be more comparing and contrasting with established strategy frameworks.
By Mildred F C
•Feb 7, 2022
Some concepts were a bit generic, I would like to have more insight in business strategy, specially the economical part
By ROBERTO V Y
•Jun 16, 2021
Course videos are weak. They do not use support materials as graphics or images, just people talking,
By Sudhanshu R
•Sep 24, 2022
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