Yasheel Bahadur completed a 7-week online course in human-centered design provided by +Acumen and IDEO.org through NovoEd, which introduced methods and tools for human-centered design and had students tackle a real-world design challenge related to poverty. The course covered topics like human-centered design research methods, concept generation, and rapidly prototyping a solution. Jo-Ann Tan and Jocelyn Wyatt congratulated Yasheel on completing the course.

1. DESIGN KIT: THE COURSE FOR HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN
As of JUNE 29, 2019,
Yasheel Bahadur
has successfully completed an online course, Design Kit: The Course
for Human-Centered Design, provided by +Acumen and IDEO.org
through NovoEd.
This 7-week course provided an introduction to the methods and tools
of human-centered design, while tackling a real-world design
challenge. Topics covered in the course included: human-centered
design research methods, concept generation, and rapidly prototyping a
solution to a poverty-related design challenge. Congratulations! We're
glad to have you in the +Acumen community.
Jo-Ann Tan
Director, +Acumen
Jocelyn Wyatt
Executive Director, IDEO.org
Please note: this statement does not verify the identity of the student. Completion of
this course does not give the student permission to represent themselves as
employees, representatives or speakers on behalf of IDEO.org and/or IDEO.