KOMMURI PRATAP REDDY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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II B.Tech - I Sem(RA22) EXTERNAL EXAMINATION A.Y.: 2024 - 2025

Branch: CSE AIML Subject Name: Design Thinking
Class:B.Tech(A&B) Date of Exam: 21.12.2024
Max. Marks: 100 M Times: 3 hours
Note:M :Marks, L:RBT(Revised Bloom’s Taxonomy)level, C:Course outcomes.

PART–A(Answer all the questions)

1 GE Healthcare's transformed the experience of medical procedures for
children by using design thinking.
a)David Kelley b)David H Autor c)Doug Dietz d)Tim Brown
2 is/are the key mind set needed for students to develop DT approach.
a)Radical Collaboration b)Bias Toward Action c)Mindful of Process d)All of the
above
3 Who is the founder of the d.school, Stanford’s design institute
4 Creative courage emphasizes overcoming and to related to generating
ideas
a)Bias and reluctance b)Fear and obstacles c)Risk and danger d)Risk and reward
5 Which of the following is not a survival skill in the context of design thinking
a)Critical thinking b)Collaboration c)Information analysis d)intuition
6 Author of “Mindset :The New Psychology of Success”
7 To remain patient and stay open to possibilities, which mindset is required
a)Embrace complexity b)Focus on human values c)Build relational trust
8 Design thinking is a linear process?
a)True b)False
9 Design Thinking helps to overcome creative challenges
a)True b)False
10 The role of design thinking is to from the customers and employees by
Iteration of prototyping
11 Design thinking typically helps in Innovation
12 Which of the following is not one of the profiles of design thinkers?
a)Empathy b)Simplicity c)Integrative thinking d)Optimism
13 Necessity of Empathy stage is to discover people’s explicit and implicit needs
So that you can meet them through your design solutions.
14 Generating many possible solutions to a problem indicates which stage of DT
15 To which type of problems should design thinking be applied
a)Complicated b)Complex c)Analytical d)Geometri
16 Mind mapping is called as Experience Mapping
a)True b)False
17 Learning launches area extension of the co-creation process
a)True b)False
18 What is the most important thing to remember when journey mapping?

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(a) The customer is always right (b)Focus on the customer's needs and wants
(c )Be creative and think outside the box (d)All of the above
19 What is a common type of visualization that is used to show the steps in a process?
(a)Bar chart (b)Flowchart(c) Pie chart (d)Line graph
20 What is the purpose of using labels in a visualization?(b)To provide additional
Information about the data
21 Communication Skills includes
a.Speaking b. Writing c.Visual d. All of the above
22 Journey mapping is also called mapping
a.Path b. Experience c.Conduct d. Feedback
23 Mind maps are used to ideas
a.Generate b.Visualize c.Structure d.All of theabove
24 Scope of Strategic Innovation includes
a.Managed Innovation b.Strategic Alignment c. Industry Foresight d.All of the above
25 Design thinking is often also called
a. Intellectual property b.Human Centered design c. Ecological sustainability d. Alien
diversity
26 For building a Customer journey map, we interview only one customer
a.True b. False
27 Who is there commended group that you should test out the prototypes with?
a.Your target customers b.People in your team c.Professional designers d. Experts
28 Design thinking follows
a.Waterfall Model b.Agile methodology c.Both of these d.Noneof these
29 No alterations are to be made in the design after testing phase
a)True b)False
30 In which model testers and developers work to get her in the project?
a.Agile model b.Waterfall model
31 Which of the following are NOT tools of visualization?
a.Maps b.Images c. Stories d.Videos
32 Which phase of DT is not followed in thisdesign

a.Empathy b.Define c.Ideate d. Testing

33 Thefurnituredesignerisintheprocessofevaluatingtheneedsandinsightsofthe client. What
this?
a.Prototype b.Define c.Ideate d. Empathize

34 The team members document their trip experience and they share back to the entire
companyandtheteamoftenstartswithreviewsonhowitimpactsthebusiness.-
Which stage of DT is?

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35 In an EMAPTHYmap,match the following

Director paraphrased representative quotes from users-Says
Users’thoughts,motivations,andneedsframedinfirst-personstatements-Thinks Typical
or observed user behaviors and actions – Does
Users’emotional states during the process-Feels Anything
that annoys users – Pains
36 ReorderLEARNING from an MVP experiment
a. State the Hypothesis b)Outline the experiment c)Define the criteria you are going
to measure d)List the criteria to decide your hypothesisis correct or not
e)Validation based on outcome
37 Ashwini created a 3D model of the house to show her clients.Which Design Thinking
step is she in?
a. Ideate b.Prototype c.Empathize d.Test
38 What step of the design process did they miss?

a) Define b)Research c)Prototyping& Testing d)Design Brief

39 Chethancreatedanewanddistinctiveproductthatcansaveconsumerstimeand money. This
would be considered:
a.Innovationb.Ideationc.Realizationd.Creativity
40 What is wrong with this product design?

a.The color is too bright. b.It does not function as a chair should.
c.It will not becom for table for the user. d. The design is too unstable
Module-1
a. What are all the seven survival Skills explain?
Q1
b. Describe the challenge so rapidly changing workplace
a. What are all the mind sets required for success
Q2
b. Describe the six key mindsets required by designers
a. Explain the stages of Design Thinking in detail
Q3
b. Illustrate the benefits of Design thinking
a. Explain Different principles of Design thinking
Q4
b. Provide the Features of Design thinking
Q5 a. Use Mind mapping tool for “Road traffic management”

b. Explain Rapid prototyping with an example

Q6 a. How Journey mapping will help to trace the customer,apply for buying EV–
Motorcycle
b. What is learning launches ?Why it is used ?
a. Explain Business process modeling in detail
Q7
b. Analyze the Uber's MVP successstory
a. Explain Agile methodology in detail
Q8
b. Why Firms Use Agile?Brief with real life example.

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a. Analyze the given Scenario,and apply the stages of DesignThinking

Q9

a. Examine the provided scenario and employ the phases of Design Thinking

Q10

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Keys

1. c) Doug Dietz

Doug Dietz, an industrial designer at GE Healthcare, transformed the experience of medical procedures for
children by applying design thinking principles. He led the creation of the "Adventure Series" MRI machines,
which turned intimidating medical procedures into fun, immersive adventures for children. This approach
significantly reduced anxiety and improved the overall experience for young patients.

2. Key mindsets for Design Thinking approach

Answer: d) All of the above
Reason: Radical collaboration, bias toward action, and mindfulness of the process are all crucial mindsets for
developing a design thinking approach.

3. Founder of Stanford’s d.school

Answer: a) David Kelley
Reason: David Kelley, a co-founder of IDEO, also founded Stanford's d.school, officially known as the Hasso
Plattner Institute of Design.

4. Creative courage emphasizes overcoming...

Answer: b) Fear and obstacles
Reason: Creative courage helps individuals overcome fear and obstacles that often hinder the generation of
innovative ideas.

5. Not a survival skill in design thinking

Answer: d) Intuition
Reason: While critical thinking, collaboration, and information analysis are essential, intuition alone is not
considered a core survival skill in design thinking.

6. Author of “Mindset: The New Psychology of Success”

Answer: Carol S. Dweck

7. Mindset required to stay open to possibilities

Answer: a) Embrace complexity
Reason: Remaining patient and open to possibilities often requires embracing complexity.
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8. Is design thinking a linear process?

Answer: b) False
Reason: Design thinking is iterative, not linear, allowing for revisiting earlier stages.

9. Design Thinking helps overcome creative challenges

Answer: a) True

10. The role of design thinking is to...

Answer: Learn from the customers and employees through iteration and prototyping.

11. Design thinking typically helps in...

Answer: Design thinking typically helps in human-centered innovation.

Reason: Design thinking focuses on understanding the needs, challenges, and desires of people (users) to create
innovative solutions that are practical, feasible, and desirable.

12. Not a profile of design thinkers

Answer: b) Simplicity
Reason: While simplicity is an outcome, empathy, integrative thinking, and optimism are core characteristics of
design thinkers.

13. Necessity of the Empathy stage

Answer: To discover people’s explicit and implicit needs.

14. Generating many possible solutions

Answer: Ideate

15. Problems suitable for design thinking

Answer: b) Complex
Reason: Design thinking is best suited for solving complex, ill-defined problems.

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16. Mind mapping is called Experience Mapping

Answer: b) False
Reason: Mind mapping and experience mapping serve different purposes.

17. Learning launches are an extension of the co-creation process

Answer: a) True

18. Most important aspect of journey mapping

Answer: b) Focus on the customer's needs and wants

19. Common visualization tool for process steps

Answer: b) Flowchart

20. Purpose of using labels in visualization

Answer: b) To provide additional information about the data

21. Communication skills include...

Answer: d) All of the above

22. Journey mapping is also called...

Answer: b) Experience mapping

23. Mind maps are used to...

Answer: d) All of the above

24. Scope of Strategic Innovation includes...

Answer: d) All of the above

25. Design thinking is often also called...

Answer: b) Human-centered design

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26. For a customer journey map, do we interview only one customer?

Answer: b) False

27. Recommended group for prototype testing

Answer: a) Your target customers

28. Design thinking follows...

Answer: b) Agile methodology

29. No alterations after testing phase

Answer: b) False

30. Model where testers and developers collaborate

Answer: a) Agile model

31. NOT a tool of visualization

Answer: c) Stories

32. Phase not followed in this design

Answer: d) Testing

33. Evaluating needs and insights of the client

Answer: d) Empathize

34. Sharing trip experience and its business impact

Answer: Empathy

35. Empathy map matching:

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 Says → Director paraphrased representative quotes from users

 Thinks → Users’ thoughts, motivations, and needs in first-person statements
 Does → Typical or observed user behaviors and actions
 Feels → Users’ emotional states during the process
 Pains → Anything that annoys users

36. Steps for learning from MVP experiment

Order: a) State the Hypothesis → b) Outline the experiment → c) Define the criteria to measure → d) List
criteria for validation → e) Validation based on outcome

37. Creating a 3D model

Answer: b) Prototype

38. Missed design process step

Answer: b) Research

39. Creating a distinctive product

Answer: a) Innovation

40. Problem with product design

Answer: b) It does not function as a chair should.

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