In Agile + Design Thinking, what are the benefits of running sprints?
1. Quickly validate ideas before coding
2. Deliver final polished products in each sprint
3. Ensure designs are user-experience focused
4. Align the team on target customer needs
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Which of the following are core values of the Agile Manifesto?
1. Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
2. Working software over comprehensive documentation
3. Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
4. Responding to change over following a plan
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Which of the following best describes a modified customer journey map?
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A map that captures the actions users take, emotions, pain points, or deeper
insights during the Define phase.
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A map that focuses primarily on arranging prototype screens in order after
examining user experience or feedback.
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A map created mainly for internal review, emphasizing operational steps
rather than user-centered reflections.
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A map that includes emotional highs and lows, pain points, and opportunities
identified during the iterations in addition to the standard journey step.
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Design thinkers create low-fidelity prototypes primarily to:
1. Test concepts quickly and cheaply with potential users
2. Build production-ready products
3. Estimate the price of production
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Which of the following monetization strategies can turn your intellectual property (IP) into
revenue?
1. Royalties – Earn money when others use your IP, such as code, app modules, or design assets.
2. Sales – Directly selling your IP (e.g., source code, digital assets, or patents) generates revenue.
3. Spin-offs – Creating a new product, service, or startup based on your IP can generate profits.
4. Licensing – Allowing others to use your IP in exchange for fees or royalties brings in revenue.
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Case: A new Instagram user is trying to “like” posts. While experienced users rely on the double-
tap gesture to like a photo, the new user is unsure how to do it until they notice the heart icon
beneath the image.
Which statement best explains Don Norman’s knowledge in the head and knowledge in the world
in this scenario?
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The double-tap gesture is knowledge in the world, while the heart icon is
knowledge in the head.
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Both the gesture and icon represent knowledge in the world because they are
visible on the interface.
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The heart icon requires prior memory, while the double-tap gesture is obvious
from the environment.
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The double-tap gesture is knowledge in the head, while the heart icon is
knowledge in the world.
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In the PRESENT method of effective communication discussed in the Design Thinking for Data-
Driven App Development course, two simple story structures were introduced. The first structure is:
Start, Middle, and End. What is the second structure?
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Analyze, Solve & Test, and Present
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Situation, Action/Solution, and Result
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Context, Conflict/Challenge, and Solution
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Problem, Ideation, and Prototype/ Present
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A new user attempting to submit an online course registration form on the IITM BS Degree portal
encounters an error because they forgot to fill in the required “Date of Birth” field. Write an error
message that is clear, empathetic, and helps the user successfully complete the task. Explain using
human-centered design principles, why you would want to include such a message.(Diagram not
required. 50 words)
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Reflect on how you have used AI or large language models in your academic or professional work.
If you were to integrate AI tools into the Karmic Design Thinking (KDT) framework, describe how
you would apply them.
Mention the four phases of KDT and explain how you would use AI in each phase. Or state which
phases you would avoid using AI in and explain your reasoning.(100 words)
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In what way can an alumnus continue to engage with Dr. Bala Ramadurai and the course team
after completing the course?
(Hint: Our team wants to give you 1 mark as a gesture of appreciation for completing this course.
All statements are correct.) [Select All as answer]
1. Engaging with Spirelia, where the team builds AI-powered tools to help companies innovate
with confidence bridging gaps in Intellectual Property.
2. Contributing to the development of new courses that integrate Karmic Design Thinking and AI.
3. Co-creating modules on Figma tutorials, digital marketing tool demos, and co-hosting podcasts
on Star Trek, Tirukkural, and KDT in Indian Knowledge Systems.
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