Published on: November 24, 2020
ME 597: Design Sprints for Complex Engineering Problems and Sociotechnical Systems
ME 597: Design Sprints for Complex Engineering Problems and Sociotechnical Systems
This course has been approved to count as Design credit for all AAE students.
ME 597: Design Sprints for Complex Engineering Problems and Sociotechnical Systems
Can drones deliver human organs?
Should A.I. be used in law enforcement?
Many complex social issues are actually engineering issues, and many engineering issues are actually social issues. In this class, you’ll do a focused design sprint on these topics, using design process methods to bring clarity to systems that are complex.
Associate professor Tahira Reid Smith spent 2020 as a Visiting NASA Scholar, and she will bring the design processes and experiences used in NASA to the Purdue Engineering classroom.
Spring 2021
T/Th: 3:00 - 4:15 pm
Synchronous Online
CRN: 30706-090
For more questions, contact Prof. Reid Smith at tahira@purdue.edu
Learn more about Prof. Reid Smith’s time at NASA: