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ARCHITECTURE (A46)  (Dept. Info)Architecture  (Policies)

A46 ARCH 404DFor Purpose: Art & Design as an Ethics-based Model of Entrepreneurship3.0 Units
Description:Working from the premise that art and design have the ability to enrich and transform lives and communities in a tangible way, students will redefine social, environmental and cultural problems as opportunities. Students are encouraged to bring ideas that have the potential to address these problems through the creative processes of art and design. Students will work in teams to develop a proposal for a project, product, or service-based organization with the potential to address a specific issue. Students from will draw lessons from researching established individuals, companies and not for profit organizations that are involved in the production of culturally significant, creative work, that also supports a larger social mission and apply this research to their own proposal. Each proposal shall be developed into a business / sustainability plan that will demonstrate the value of the proposal and explain the resources required to meet specific goals. This course will introduce students to the uncertainty that is inherent in the entrepreneurial process. Students will work to develop skills to evaluate ideas in relation to their personal values, the idea's ability to address a specific problem, and the resources required to implement a sustainable solution. The process will help students to navigate the uncertainty and assess the risk associated with implementing their proposal through morphing the idea concept, seeking advice, and building a coalition of stakeholders. This course is open to disciplines outside of architecture. Students in Art, Social Work and Engineering are encouraged to register.
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