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Students will be introduced to some of the foundational ideas that contribute to the innovation culture, which is built upon the principles of problem-solving, designing & building solutions, and supporting community growth through collaboration. Students are able to move an idea through its inception to a full-blow proposal. Successful student projects have an opportunity to continue being developed once the course is completed. Eligible ideas will be supported through Agility to see their proposal become a reality.
Themes in Innovation is offered in the Spring Term and is a Lib.Ed 3850 course.
About the Course
The course will consist of guest lectures and hands-on workshops on topics that include:
- Design thinking
- Creative problem-solving
- Social impact
- Rapid prototyping
In addition, students will put into action these skills and foundational ideas to solve problems related to a theme. A variety of topics will be introduced to help provide students with ideas to identify their final projects.
Themes in Innovation 2018 is
- 3000 level Liberal Education course (LibEd 3850)
- Offered in Spring 2018
- Open to all majors
- Minimum second year standing
*Note: If you completed Themes in Innovation 2016 (FA3850 or FA 5850), you are not eligible to enrol in LibEd3850.
Contact:
Brandy Old | brandy.old@uleth.ca | (403) 332-4034 | agility-ulethbridge.ca/themes-in-innovaiton
