SAP Certified Associate - Design Thinking - C_THINK1_02 Exam Practice Test

A. Maturity assessments

B. Objectives

C. Tasks.

D. Success factors

E. Strategies

A. Find out if your first approaches are feasible and viable

B. Create empathy with potential users of the designed solution.

C. Create an exact definition of the problem that needs to be solved.

D. Make conclusions about the design of the solution

A. Adapt the agenda and skip the synthesis exercise

B. Explain that Design Thinking is not an a + b = c approach

C. Try to identify a common thread to explain the connections to all other exercises

D. Explain that in this case an iteration of the research phase is necessary.

A. The understanding of tasks and process steps described by users

B. The understanding of the user's key needs.

C. The understanding of the pain point a user has

D. The understanding of the true nature of something

A. Journey map

B. Role play

C. Concept map

D. Storyboard.

A. Be open for new ideas and insights

B. Focus on the positive aspects of your prototype.

C. Present the prototype factually

D. Let the prototype do the talking

A. Need, motivation, and design challenge

B. Persona, pain point and reason why

C. User, need, and insight.

D. User types, need, and insight

A. It is important that team members can build on ideas from other people, even a crazy idea might lead to something meaningful

B. After running a good synthesis of the research data, judging would limit the problem space

C. Ideas are judged later during the prototyping and validation phase together with potential users.

D. Ideation is about "making choices" whereas judging ideas would limit the solution space

A. Using 2-by-2 axis mapping

B. Storytelling.

C. Using casual mapping

D. Brainstorming key expressions