1. Look back on your Everyday Problem Journal from Project 2 and chose one of your entries. Keep in mind that you will be using this choice for the entirety of your portfolio project (Parts 1, 2 and Presentation). So, choose wisely. (I chose this one. Shopping cart -Solution: (Autonomous driving system) The goal is an independent shopping cart. This means a self-driving shopping cart that follows or leads customers around the store and directs them to the items they want. Go behind or next to it when shopping. It can be connected to the user's smartphone.)
2. Using the Frame Your Design Challenge Worksheet in Moodle, define and articulate the problem you are trying to solve. Keep in mind what weve learned about creating good problem statements.

Remember that the design thinking process is iterative, meaning that you will have a chance to tweak and change your problem statement as needed.

Frame Your Design Challenge Worksheet (Questions)

1. What is the problem you're to solve?
2. Take a stab a framing this challenge as a question:
3. Now state the key outcome you're trying to achieve:
4. Write down important of the context or constraints that need to consider:

(These could be shift that we need to see in the ecosystem around, or factors that are technological, geographic or time-based.)

thank you.