Creative-thinking techniques

For this training course, you will receive a certificate of participation from Spirit in Projects.

Do you enjoy being part of the creative process, reflecting on the status quo with a critical eye? If you’re keen to explore different approaches to generating fresh ideas, this training course is just what you need. Together, we will explore various methods to structure the creative process effectively, while also leaving space for genuine innovation.

Dates and times Business Analyst Back to Professionals

Objectives

Learn and apply various creative-thinking methods
Develop the skills to design and build prototypes efficiently
Understand how to spot opportunities for innovation within current business processes and organizational structures
Implement new ideas and concepts by utilizing established creative methods
Develop ideas creatively and present them convincingly

Target groups:

Business Analyst, Requirements Engineer, Usability Expert, Scrum Master, AI Expert, Project Manager, Project Director, Demand Manager, Portfolio Manager, IT Project Director, Test Manager, Tester, Test Automation Specialist, Test Engineer, Enterprise Architect, System Architect, Software Architect, Software Designer, Software Developer and Product Owner

Dates and times

Syllabus

1. An introduction to creative-thinking techniques

Meaning of creativity in IT
Advantages of applying creative-thinking techniques integrating problem-solving and innovation

2. Approaches and creative methods

Difference between divergent and convergent thinking
Brainstorming
Mind Mapping
SCAMPER
6-3-5 Method (brainwriting)
Osborn checklist
Walt Disney method
Scenario technqiue

3. Design Thinking

Techniques such as empathy, definition, ideation, prototyping and testing.
Technique 1 – Empathy – Understand the user
Technique 2 – Clarify – Clarify the problem
Technique 3 – Ideation – Generate creative ideas for solutions
Technique 4 – Prototyping – Generate first drafts for solutions quickly
Technique 5 – Testing – Implement feedback and improve the solution
Reflection and put design thinking into action