Yonsei 2026-Fall | Bokyung Lee Upcoming

CDM1001: Introduction to Culture and Design Management

Interdisciplinary thinking lies at the heart of Culture and Design Management. This course introduces fundamental perspectives, concepts, and methods across culture, design, management, UX, technology, art, branding, and marketing. Through lectures, case discussions, and interdisciplinary projects, students will learn to connect these domains and develop thoughtful strategies for real-world opportunities.

Class time
Tuesday(s), 10:00–13:00
Location
VeritasB 443
Instructor
Prof. Bokyung Lee
Office hours
Monday, 9:00–11:00
Language
English
Weekly schedule
Oct. 27 Stage 3: Project 3 · Industry Project

Week 9: Industry Project Launch · Guest Speaker: Studio Mikko Laakkonen · Three Ways of Design Thinking

Opening Questions

  • How do user-centered, customer-centered, and strategy-centered thinking reveal different aspects of the same challenge?
  • What makes Studio Mikko Laakkonen (Nordic design) distinctive as a furniture company and design practice?

Learning Goal

Understand how user-centered, customer-centered, and strategy-centered thinking reveal different aspects of an industry challenge. Establish project teams and prepare initial company, market, and research questions.

Lecture Materials

Unlocks when Week 8 class ends Oct. 20, 1:00 PM (KST)

In-class Activity

Unlocks when Week 8 class ends Oct. 20, 1:00 PM (KST)

Homework

  • Homework First, review the Studio Mikko Laakkonen website and become familiar with its furniture and product portfolio. Then investigate three marketing cases from other furniture companies or brands. The purpose is to build a reference library before user research begins. Focus on understanding what each company tried to achieve and how its marketing approach was connected to its products, customers, channels, and brand identity. View Homework 3 Due2026.11.03
  • Prep FC Lectures
    • Watch FC Lecture before Week 10.
    DueNov. 3, before class

Key Takeaways

Available after class Unlocks Oct. 27, 1:00 PM (KST), when this class ends.

Related Readings

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