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Development of the Systematic Grading Procedure
Berglund, Anders; Tretten, Phillip // 2011
In Design education there is a challenge in grading students when the task is based upon the student’s ability to show applied knowledge. Thus the grading criteria needs to be and is most often ...
Development of Transmission Specifications for an Electric Vehicle
Mahala, K.Manoj ; Deb,Anindya // 2011
At present, a great deal of efforts are on to develop personal modes of transportation such as an electric vehicle (EV) with potentially a higher degree of sustainability as compared to a ...
Developments in User-Centred Materials Selection for Industrial Design
Pedgley, Owain // 2011
To meet the varied needs and desires of customers, the selection of materials for industrially manufactured products requires careful balancing of functional and expressive material requirements. ...
DIMENSIONS OF OBJECTIVES IN INTERDISCIPLINARY PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
Albers, Albert; Lohmeyer, Quentin; Ebel, Bjoern // 2011
Interdisciplinary product development is a complex and uncertainty-affected system and objectives are central elements of it. In consequence the handling of these objectives, characterized by a high ...
Dirty Tuesday - Clearing the Mental Block in Design Process
Utriainen, Tuuli Maria; Sonninen, Antti; Kulse, Maria // 2011
The purpose of this paper is to discuss how short should design cycles be. In an iterative design process, two-week cycles might be too long when a design project is in the discovery phase. In an ...
DO BASIC SCHEMATA FACILITATE EMBODIMENT DESIGN?
ZŽavbi, Roman; Fain, Nusa; Rihtarsic, Janez // 2011
There is a positive correlation between the number of generated alternative product concepts and their quality. Many different approaches/methods/tools have been developed to facilitate synthesis of ...
DO FUNCTIONS EXIST?
Fantoni, Gualtiero; Apreda, Riccardo; Gabelloni, Donata; Bonaccorsi, Andrea // 2011
The paper proposes a model where functions are not considered as primitive objects in themselves but rather as a complex network of relationships between different, more fundamental ...
Does Design Thinking Mediate Critical Innovation Skills? An Interview Approach to Synthesize Five Competencies Taught at the D.School
Jobst, Birgit; Endrejat, Paul; Meinel, Christoph // 2011
Through interviews with seventeen teachers of the d.schools in Potsdam and Standford about their curriculum, we were able to analyze the reoccurring statements of the five basic skills that are ...
Doing engineering design: reflections on the active learning experience
Dowlen, Chris; Townsend, Barney // 2011
How do you provide engineering students with a significant amount of practical design work that has adequate links to their other studies and yet is open-ended sufficiently so that they can pose any ...
DSM-based Evaluation of Assembly Manufacturing Ressources
Zaeh, M.F.; Reinhart, G.; Lindemann, U.; Karl, F.; Biedermann, W. // 2011
Due to the increasing turbulence of the manufacturing environment, the number of reconfigurations on Assembly Manufacturing Resources (AMRs) rises. Hence, evaluation of reconfigurability is becoming ...
DUAL PERSPECTIVE ON INFORMATION EXCHANGE BETWEEN DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING
Bruch, Jessica; Johansson, Glenn // 2011
This paper addresses information exchange between design and manufacturing from both perspectives. On the basis of case study research, the findings illustrate that there are differences between the ...
E-Waste Generation from Mobile Phones and Sustainability Issues for Designers
Yammiyavar,G.Pradeep; Kumar,Vikash // 2011
Recent contribution of mobile phones as e-waste generators is a matter of concern due to the product’s shorter lifespan, large disposal volume, toxic nature of materials, higher energy requirement at ...
E3 VALUE CONCEPT FOR A NEW DESIGN PARADIGM
Kim, Yong Se; Cho, Chang K.; Ko, Young Dae; Jee, Haeseong // 2011
In this paper, the E3 value concept composed of economical, ecological, and experience values is proposed. Economical values include cost reduction and income enhancement which can be achieved by ...
EARLY RELIABILITY ESTIMATION IN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
Kopp, Michael; Hofmann, Daniel; Bertsche, Bernd; Heÿ, Christian; Fritz, Oliver // 2011
Increasing functional requirements and system complexity on the one hand and decreasing time for development as well as cost reduction on the other hand are some of the challenging constraints that ...
EARLY ROBUSTNESS OPTIMIZATION OF AUTOMOTIVE MODULES – REGARDING THE KEY IMPACT OF THE HUMAN FACTOR
Wuttke, Fabian; Feustel, Florian; Bohn, Martin; Csernak, Steffen; Bohn, Andrea // 2011
In the context of module based car development, standard modules face large uncertainties during their integration into the development process of the car. This leads to the need for a high ...
ECO TRACING - A SYSTEMS ENGINEERING METHOD FOR EFFICIENT TRACELINK MODELLING
Stark, Rainer; Figge, Asmus // 2011
Using expertise and combining functionalities from different domains has led to a significant increase of information engineers have to deal with. It is hardly possible to identify influenced ...
Eco-Innovation and Advanced CAD within an Industry+Academia+Consultancy Collaboration: An Integrative ID Studio Case Study in the Australian Context
Montana Hoyos, Carlos Alberto; Pianca, Eddi; Trathen, Stephen // 2011
This paper discusses an “industry+academia+consultancy” collaboration between Australian electric appliance manufacturer Breville, the 3rd year industrial design studio of the University of Canberra ...
ECODESIGN IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CONSULTANCIES – COMPARING AUSTRALIA, CHINA, GERMANY AND THE USA
Behrisch, Johannes Christoph; Ramirez, Mariano; Giurco, Damien // 2011
This paper presents the results of an empirical study, investigating the uptake of ecodesign by industrial design consultancies (ID consultancies) in Australia, China, Germany and the USA.
There ...
EcoDesign: A Retrofit Design Concept for 3-Axis Gantry, Compatible to Nd: YAG Based Pulse Laser
Deshmukh,Bhagyesh; Khond, Mohan // 2011
A wide range of precision Laser Machine Tool is available in international market. Majority of these have a part positioning system of a range of 200 × 200 × 50 mm and resolution of 50–100 micron. ...
ECONOMIC IMPACT ESTIMATION OF NEW DESIGN METHODS
Koppe, Roland; Häusler, Stefan; Poppen, Frank; große Austing, Stephan; Hahn, Axel // 2011
New design methods and tools often promise large benefits for specific engineering tasks or whole engineering processes to make increasingly complex and sophisticated products possible. However, ...
Education: Creating Innovation
Crisp, Alan Roy; Arthur, Leslie; Hardy, Christine // 2011
The synergy of design education and business innovation although much talked and written of is less than tangible, indeed tenuous by nature. Immediately one asks can creativity and innovation be ...
Educational Model for Improved Empathy ("The Pleasurable Mask Experience")
Vaes, Kristof Romain Victor; Corremans, Jan; Moons, Ingrid // 2011
Increased empathy and direct contact with users can provide a valuable resource for designers, who often design products for use outside their own experience. Learning design students to research, ...
EFFECTIVE SCHEDULING OF USER INPUT DURING THE DESIGN PROCESS
Choi, Young Mi // 2011
User input is a critical component to any product design project. Product design approaches and methods provide proven frameworks for utilizing input once it has been collected. However, these ...
Effects of Team Role Assessment in Problem-based Group Work Learning
Vanhatalo, Mikko; Lehtonen, Timo; Halikka, Antero; Pakkanen, Jarkko; Juuti, Tero // 2011
This article is about the observations made at a Product Development Project course which is aimed for the students at the later phase of their Master studies. The course structure is based on ...
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.