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APPLICATION OF SITUATED LEARNING FOR REALIZING DESIGN ETHICS
Wakabayashi, N.; Hasumi, T. // 2006
As problem solving capabilities of designers for social problems are more and more realized, the expectation and responsibilities a designer has to take are increasing. However, on the other hand, ...
COMMUNICATION MEDIA IN DISTRIBUTED COLLABORATION – ANALYSIS OF DESIGN EXPERIMENTS
Grieb, J.; Lindemann, U. // 2006
Communication media play an important role in distributed working design teams. We carried out design experiments to find out which communication media are used in what combination depending on the ...
Creativity - Opening Pathways To The Hidden Power Of Creative Practice
Aksnes, Dagfinn; Whittet, Craig // 2006
DESIGN AGAINST CRIME AS SOCIALLY RESPONSIVE THEORY AND PRACTICE
Gamman, L.; Thorpe, A. // 2006
The first focus of the paper is to define, describe and illustrate ‘design against crime” as a socially responsive design movement, differentiating and explaining the socially responsive design ...
DESIGN STRUCTURE MATRIX USED AS KNOWLEDGE CAPTURE METHOD FOR PRODUCT CONFIGURATION
Germani, M.; Mengoni, M.; Raffaeli, R. // 2006
The present work focuses on the study of a method to acquire and formalise the design knowledge in a way usable for implementing a knowledge-based software system to support the NPC. The approach is ...
Drawing Conclusions
Evatt, M. A. C. // 2006
EVOLUTIONARY ALGORITHMS IN DESIGN
Stanković, T.; Stošić, M.; Marjanović, D. // 2006
Within this paper an effort was made in presenting the reasons why evolutionary algorithms and especially genetic algorithm present suitable basis for creation of design tools which should aid ...
ICROS-THE SELECTIVE APPROACH TO HIGH-TECH POLYMER PRODUCT DESIGN-MODELLING AND EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION
Alber, B.; Hackenschmidt, R.; Dolsak, B.; Rieg, F. // 2006
A concept for the simulation-based design of polymer parts with the ICROS method is presented. The order of simulation changes the results and the number of iterations, but there are no definitions ...
IMPACT INDICATORS IN TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURES: A NEW MARKET FOR ENGINEERING DESIGN RESEARCHERS
Vidal, R.; López-Mesa, B. // 2006
Indicators are a very important guide in decision making since they translate knowledge into easy-to-handle information units. This paper aims to draw attention to a not very explored “market” for ...
IMPROVING THE PRODUCT INNOVATION PROCESS IN TEAMS BY SUPPORTING REFLECTION
Petrovic, K.; Mueller, A.; Herbig, B. // 2006
The process of innovative product development is characterized by high demands on the cognitive capacity of designers. We define the product innovation process as a complex task under conditions of ...
INFLUENCE OF TASK INFORMATION ON DESIGN IDEA GENERATION PERFORMANCE
Sipilä, P.P.; Perttula, M.K. // 2006
The design brief encapsulates the essential information concerning the design problem to which a designer seeks a solution. The general objective of this paper is to demonstrate the coupled nature of ...
Innostudio environment and Innovation process as an integrated core for design education
Kälviäinen, Mirja // 2006
INTEGRATING 3D-SKETCHES INTO THE DESIGN PROCESS
Diehl, H.; Lindemann, U. // 2006
Designers often put their conceptual sketches next to the computer monitor while remodelling their solution by means of CAD functions. During this process the designer frequently has to change his ...
On Not Being Creative. How Reverse Engineering Develops Competent Designers
Dowlen, Chris; Forkes, Andrew // 2006
PRODUCT FAMILY DESIGN FROM A MANUFACTURING POINT OF VIEW
Jensen, T.; Hildre, H.P. // 2006
Highly competitive global markets force companies to change their way of doing business. A major trend designing product families is an increased interest in using product platforms, to increase the ...
PROPOSITION OF A NEW MODEL FOR EARLY PHASES OF INNOVATION PROCESS
Pialot, O.; Legardeur, J.; Boujut, J.F.; Serna, L. // 2006
The paper discusses about a new model dedicated to be used during the early design phases of innovative ideas development. Our main goal is to propose a model to foster formal and informal ...
Seats of Learning - A Template for Design Modelling
Milton, Alex; Hughes, Ben // 2006
STATUS OF HUMAN BEHAVIOUR IN DESIGN RESEARCH: A REVIEW OF ICED AND DESIGN CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Lauche, K. // 2006
The paper reviews the empirical research on human behaviour in design presented at past ICED and Design conferences. While a quarter of all conference papers dealt with aspects of human behaviour, ...
STRUCTURE DESIGN OF CARGO TANKS IN RIVER LIQUEFIED GAS CARRIERS
Senjanović, I.; Senjanović, T.; Ljuština, A.M.; Rudan, S. // 2006
Design procedure of cargo tanks in River Liquefied Petroleum Gas Carriers is presented. The independents cylindrical tanks of type C, operating up to design vapor pressure of 20 bar, are considered. ...
SYNTHESIS OF PRODUCT FUNCTION/MEANS STRUCTURES BASED ON VISUAL THINKING
Napalkov, E.; Zars, V. // 2006
The paper describes a compositional method of top-down synthesizing product function/means structures in collaborative environment. This method is compared with the process of visual thinking that ...
TEACHING THEORY AND PRACTICE IN MECHATRONICAL ENGINEERING
Welp, E.G.; Labenda, P.; Jansen, S. // 2006
The today's engineer needs consolidated technical and methodological knowledge as well as a multitude of "metadisciplinary" or soft skills. The shift to team work and crossfunctional ...
THE INFLUENCE OF CONSUMER RESEARCH ON PRODUCT AESTHETICS
Crilly, N.; Clarkson, P.J. // 2006
Although consumer research activities are often described in relation to functionality and usability, the influence of consumer research on product aesthetics has received comparatively little ...
The Role Of Drawing/Visualization In The Digital Design Process
Steel, Ewan // 2006
TRANSFER OF DESIGN TECHNIQUES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEX NATURAL FORMS IN STEEL - A CASE STUDY
Lewis, A.; Murphy, D.S.; Tomlin, M.C. // 2006
The introduction of an industrial design graduate into a steel fabrication company in the UK not only brought fresh ideas for new products but also new design methodologies. In particular the ...
Boolean Searches
The following examples demonstrate some search strings that use boolean operators:
- design community
Find rows that contain at least one of the two words. - +design +community
Find rows that contain both words. - +design community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but rank rows higher if they also contain “community”. - +design -community
Find rows that contain the word “design” but not “community”. - +design ~community
Find rows that contain the word “design”, but if the row also contains the word “community”, rate it lower than if row does not. - +design +(>community <decisions)
Find rows that contain the words “design” and “community”, or “design” and “decisions” (in any order), but rank “design community” higher than “design decisions” - design*
Find rows that contain words such as “design”, “designs”, “designing”, or “designer”. - "some words"
Find rows that contain the exact phrase “some words” (for example, rows that contain “some words of wisdom” but not “some noise words”). Note that the " characters that enclose the phrase are operator characters that delimit the phrase. They are not the quotation marks that enclose the search string itself.