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Emperical Results from Measuring Design Creativity: Use of an Augmented Coding Scheme in Protocol Analysis
John, Gero; Jeff, Kan // 2016
This paper presents preliminary results from using an augmented ontological coding scheme to generate quantitative descriptions of the cognitive behaviour of design creativity. The ...
Engineering Case Method Applied in Teaching Modularization Management
Hansen, Poul Kyvsgaard; Persson, Magnus // 2016
The paper is describing the insights and experiences from developing a case method to teach undergraduate students modularization management. The well-known case method is a teaching approach that ...
ENHANCEMENT OF COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATION BETWEEN DESIGN AND SIMULATION DEPARTMENTS BY METHODS OF REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING
Schweigert, S.; d'Albert, H.; Lindemann, U. // 2016
Simulation has become a standard part of design processes. While much reseach has been done on technical aspects, there is little knowledge on the implications on communication and collaboration. ...
Enhancing Collaboration between Design and Simulation Departments by Methods of Complexity Management
Schweigert, Sebastian; Çavuşoğlu, Mesut; Lindemann, Udo // 2016
The significance of CAD-CAE coupling has grown with the increasing use of simulations in development processes. With the focus on technical aspects like simulation data management in literature, ...
Enhancing Early Mobile Prototype Testing: Requirements Analysis through Interviews and a System Design
Meyer, Sebastian; Häger, Franziska; Uflacker, Matthias // 2016
During the last three decades the number of active mobile devices went from zero to 7.2 billion devices. And research predicts the usage of mobile devices will replace desktop systems in many areas ...
ENHANCING SCENARIO TECHNIQUE BY TIME-VARIANT IMPACTS
Gräßler, I.; Scholle, P. // 2016
Within the existing consistency-based approaches of scenario technique, time-variant impacts are not yet considered. This paper proposes an approach based on time-variant impact effect functions ...
ENHANCING SUSTAINABLE DESIGN - THE USE OF NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS IN DESIGN EDUCATION
Dowlen, Chris; Griffiths, Brian; Ledsome, Colin; Potter, Clare; Winfield, Pat // 2016
The British Standards Committee TDW/7 is responsible for publishing the ‘Design for Manufacture
and Un-manufacture’ standard BS8887. This committee includes academic members. As a
contribution to ...
Entrepreneurship: What Separates Those Who Do from Those Who Don't
Matthew, Lynch; Martin, Steinert; Gunnar, Andersson // 2016
rature, with most of the focus being on what makes a successful entrepreneur; or what separates entrepreneurs from the general population. Examing the difference between the intention to start and ...
Entwicklung von Smart Machine Elements - Ansatz einer smarten Ausgleichskupplung (Members only )
Schork, Stefan; Gramlich, Sebastian; Kirchner, Eckhard // 2016
Future projects like „Industrie 4.0“ often aim for an increase in networking and data exchange between machines and processes. To collect these process relevant data, more sensors are needed. The ...
Erweiterung der Design for Cost Methodik für indirekte Änderungskosten (Members only )
Schmied, Christian; Gebhardt, Marcel; D’Albert, Hugo; Mörtl, Markus // 2016
Indirect cost of engineering changes in drive industry represent increasing challenges for companies. Their high frequency and complex cost impacts regarding when and where change costs occur in the ...
ESTABLISHING A PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY VIA MENTORING IN DESIGN PROGRAMMES
Bennyson, Réne; Hansen, Birgitte K.; Blond, Malene G. S. // 2016
The use of a mentor mentee relation in the course of a not well known design programme in Bachelor
of Applied Science will strengthen the establishment of the student’s professional identity, with ...
Estimating the effects of Engineering Changes in early stage product development
Becerril, Lucia; Sauer, Michael; Lindemann, Udo // 2016
Constantly changing requirements pose a major challenge for industry, especially in the early phases of product development where there is little information available. One of the main reasons for ...
ESTIMATING THE POTENTIAL OF STATE OF THE ART DESIGN AUTOMATION - TASKS, METHODS, AND BENEFITS
Rigger, E.; Münzer, C.; Shea, K. // 2016
Industrial application of design automation is rare due to a lack of understanding about what type of tasks can be automated, what methods are available and what potential benefits can be expected. ...
ETHICAL BICYCLE CONSUMPTION: FROM USED FRAMES TO NEW PRODUCTS
Lowley, James; Gulden, Tore // 2016
The use of bicycles in Norway today is very high, perpetuating a popular view of the bicycle as a
symbol of sustainability. This study explored how the life of a bicycle and its parts might be ...
ETHICS IN DESIGN CURRICULA - TEACHING APPROACHES
Hiort af Ornäs, Viktor; Keitsch, Marina // 2016
The main objective of design ‘making things better’ is not always achieved easily as conflicting values
and priorities often leave the designer in the dilemma what is the right decision to take. ...
ETHICS IN DESIGN EDUCATION: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH
Sonneveld, Marieke H. // 2016
Up to now, ethics is mainly addressed as a separate course in a design curriculum. We are developing
a different approach: formulating learning objectives and integrating these objectives in the ...
EVALUATION OF CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE MANAGEMENT MATURITY OF MANUFACTURING COMPANIES (Members only )
Kim, Sohui; Lee, Seulyi; Kim, Yong Se // 2016
This paper aims to introduce customer experience management (CEM) maturity model and provide a survey for the evaluation. The maturity model is published by Arthur D. Little, one of the global ...
EVALUATION OF LIFE CYCLE ANALYSIS CASE STUDIES: FINDINGS FOR APPLICATION AND FURTHER DEVELOPMENT
Rosner, A.; Hollauer, C.; Kammerl, D.; Omer, M.; Mörtl, M. // 2016
This paper gives an overview of the current practice of life cycle analyses. The overview can serve as support for practitioners and helps to identify potentials for the further advancement of life ...
EVOLUTION OF ROTOR SPIDER DESIGN FOR VERTICAL HYDRO-GENERATORS
Vukšić, M.; Triplat, I.; Marjanović, D. // 2016
This paper presents evaluation of improved rotor spider design Rotor spider is part of vertical hydro-generator which transfers torque and rotation from shaft to rotor rim and poles. Paper gives ...
EXPERIENCE DESIGN FOR EYE GLASSES CUSTOMERS THROUGH CO-CREATIVE SERVICES (Members only )
Oh, Hee Ra; Jung, Soo Youn; Kim, Sung Eun; Kim, Yong Se // 2016
The research for Product Service System was started because of the improving customer experience when they make a decision to buy glasses. After service blueprinting the customer’s journey to buy ...
EXPERIENCE DESIGN TO IMPROVE PATIENT EXPERIENCE IN AN ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL (Members only )
Lim, Myung Joon; Lee, Jin Won; Song, Min Sun; Lee, Cheol Jin; Jung, Soo Youn; Kim, Sung Eun; Kim, Young Kyun; Kim, Ji Hee; Koo, Hye Ryon; Kim, Yong Se // 2016
The focus of service design is moving toward emphasizing customer satisfaction and taking care of user’s experience in deep. The purpose of this paper is to improve patient experience in an ...
EXPERIENTIAL VALUES AS PROMOTERS FOR EMERGING VIEWS ON SUSTAINABLE DESIGN EDUCATION
Hasling, Karen Marie // 2016
This paper explores dynamics between materials use, technical and experiential attributes and
experiential sustainability to promote sustainable design in design education.
Sustainable development ...
Experimental Studies in Design Science and Engineering Design Science – A Repository for Experiment Setups
Kriesi, Carlo; Balters, Stephanie; Steinert, Martin // 2016
Science depends on robust study designs that quantify selected dependent variables, independent of time, location, or conducting researcher. It has been shown that various research fields, especially ...
Experimental Study on the Effect of Users' Prior Experience and Product Features on the Usability of a Product
Yusuke, Shirai; Kaori, Yamada; Toshiharu, Taura // 2016
This study focused on ‘signs’ on products, which include the shape and visual features of products which may give some affordance to users. We experimentally investigated the effects that these signs ...
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.