Bio Inspired Design Challenge

					This course will teach you to design using the Challenge to Biology design cycle. The course is built up by individual and group work. The course will start with a series of workshops that will get you going in the design process. Gradually during the design process, you will learn to make choices independently as a group based on the progress you make with the design. At the end of a course groups deliver a conceptual design embedded in a report, supported by a video pitch and poster presentation. You learn how to produce a report that informs designers and engineers on how to materialize the biology embedded in the design.  
		The course will consist of lectures, workshops, group work and an individual assignment  
		  
		**Mandatory for students in Master’s programme** : No, but we strongly recommend Bio Inspired Innovation students to participate  
		**Optional for students in other Master’s programmes GSLS** : Yes						  
		**Competenties**

• Semi-structured interview supported by topic list
• Sketching
• Challenge to biology design cycle
• Biological modelling
• Executive summary
• Use of SDG

					**Course goals**  						The aim of the course is to design a bio inspired concept that could become a product or service using the challenge to biology biomimicry design cycle.   
		  
		**Learning objectives**

• The student is able to define and delimit a problem related to sustainability and, based on this describe the context & formulate design criteria.

• The student is able to use the SDG's to address the underlying sustainability problems

• The student is able to select and implement the appropriate design cycle as suggested by the biomimicry institute

• The student is able to perform the different (6) steps of the Challenge to biology design cycle and to produce a concept at TRL level 3

• The student can effectively identify and prioritize multiple biological strategies.

• The student can integrate Life's Principles and/or unifying patterns into the design

• The student is able to define future actions (e.g. roadmap)

• The student is able to describe limitations and feasibility of the design.

• The student is able to communicate the problem and the design convincingly to a broad audience

• The student is able to formulate a topic-list for an semi-structured interview and to integrate the findings in the final report.

    	**Final result**  																		Report						45%											Pitch						20%											Biological Model						25%											Executive Summary						10%
  

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• Toelatingsbeschikking voor de master toegekend