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Eindhoven designs / volume two 85 to have reached at the end of the first and the last year of the ID Bachelor’s programme as well as the last year of the ID Master’s programme. The gradients in this figure show that excellent students may well achieve beyond the expected stage. Stage 1 Blank When students enter our department they are like blank, unwritten pages with respect to our view on designing, educational model and ID competence framework. For them the design process is probably just a phrase, a set of unknown activities: one big blur. They do know that our program is competency-centred, but the majority of them do not have the slightest idea what the notion of competency means and what the ID competency areas entail. Stage 2 Awareness In the first year, students have performed a number of assignments and projects. They have received their first feedbacks, and have written their first reflections on their learning experiences within learning activities, deliverables and competency development achieved. They have built a showcase twice, in which they reflect on their overall competence of designing, on their design process(es) and their growth as a designer. At the end of their first year, students demonstrate awareness of what the ten ID competency areas entail as related to their own work, what their own overall competence of designing is, what their own growth as a designer is, how competency development contributes to overall development, and what a design process may constitute. They have built awareness with respect to interactive systems. Stage 3 Depth Depth is the expected stage for Bachelor’s graduates. Students have years two and three to achieve this. The stage of depth is characterised by knowledge and skills building, including experiential knowledge as well as theoretical knowledge. Students demonstrate depth in particular competency areas and in their academic skills as a designer: making (synthesising and concretising) and thinking (analysing and abstracting), next to emotional and social skills. Depth also shows in their ability to integrate, and their professional attitude and responsibility as a designer. In their reflections they connect competency areas to one another and establish connections between competency areas, the overall competence of designing and growth. They have gained experience with the activities within the reflective, transformative design process, and with jumping from one activity to another while reflecting on the previous one. They demonstrate understanding of this design process as a whole. They have built an awareness of intelligent systems and demonstrate depth in interactive systems. Their showcase communicates (the beginning of) a clear vision on designing developed over time.
86 society society society envisioning transforming society envisioning transforming society making synthesising concretising decisions integration deliverables thinking analyzing abstracting making synthesising concretising decisions integration deliverables thinking analyzing abstracting exploring validating in context exploring validating in context blank awareness depth Stage 4 Expertise Expertise is the expected stage for Master’s graduates. When students have achieved this stage, all elements of the ID competence framework have merged and are inextricably intertwined in all activities. They demonstrate expertise building in the overall competence of designing, in growth as a designer and in particular competency areas, while showing depth in others. Expertise in particular competency areas shows in the quality of students’ deliverables and in their ability to discuss and communicate their expertise to others. Expertise in growth as a designer is reflected in students’ showcases and their view of designing in their reflections. This expertise is demonstrated, too, in their integration of interactive and intelligent systems into their design. Expertise in the overall competence of designing is reflected in their ability to integrate various approaches in their design process (design, engineering and social science). It also shows in their ability to jump comfortably back and forth between the activities within the reflective transformative design process, reflecting on the steps they take, and trusting their senses. They demonstrate an academic level of designing.
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