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BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE AND ACADEMIC RESEARCH – THE INDUSTRIAL PhD
Schlegel, Julia; Keitsch, Martina // 2016
Design and architecture require a good deal of practice based learning and performing. By the same
time theoretical knowledge and research training in these fields become increasingly ...
CAN DIAGRAMS HELP IMPROVE HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS DESIGN AND CARE DELIVERY?
Komashie, A.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2016
There is significant evidence to suggest that healthcare systems even in developed countries do not work as desired, leading to millions of pounds in cost and a growing demand for improvements in ...
Capturing Body Language in Engineering Design – Tools and Technologies
Wulvik, Andreas; Erichsen, Jorgen; Steinert, Martin // 2016
This paper presents an attempt to make three contributions to engineering design literature on the topic of body language. Firstly, through a brief overview of existing work on the role of body ...
CHALLENGES IN IMPLEMENTING MODULE AND PLATFORM STRATEGIES IN PLANT ENGINEERING COMPANIES
Weidmann, D.; Chucholowski, N.; Lindemann, U. // 2016
Modularization and platform strategies are a more and more important aspect in plant engineering. In contrast to series product engineering, plant engineering is characterized by individual customer ...
CHALLENGES IN TEACHING DESIGN THINKING SKILLS TO NOVICE DESIGN STUDENTS
Reddy Gudur, Raghavendra // 2016
There is a general assumption that teaching prescriptive “design methods” to novice design students
will result in effective analysis of a problem that will result in an innovative solution. ...
CHALLENGES OF COLLABORATIVE PRODUCT STYLING IN DESIGN TEAMS
Ovesen, Nis // 2016
Apart from a long list of advantages, design students face certain challenges when working
collectively in groups on form, styling and aesthetics. An investigation about these challenges has
been ...
CLASSIFICATION OF DESIGN METHODS FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF DESIGN SCIENCE
Sakae, Y.; Kato, T.; Sato, K.; Matsuoka, Y. // 2016
This paper describes the characteristics of design methods necessary for facilitating the design process of sharing and accumulating design information by classifying existing methods based on ...
CO-TALK? THE ROLE OF COLLABORATION PARTNERS IN DESIGN EDUCATION
Leblanc, Tatjana; Gagnon, Mario // 2016
Academic institutions offer a unique environment for academics and experts from different fields to
come together and explore creative ways to improve education and advance disciplinary ...
COLLABORATION IN OPEN ORGANISATIONS
Kremer, S.; Muenzberg, C.; Lindemann, U. // 2016
edge carriers, offer flexible concepts for employees and create an organisational open mind set. This concept is called Open Organisation. We developed a guide that enables understanding and ...
COLLABORATION IN THE ZONE OF PROXIMAL DEVELOPMENT
Morgan, David; Skaggs, Paul // 2016
The zone of proximal development (ZPD) is defined as the space between what a learner can do
without help and where the learner needs significant instruction. The ZPD is at the edge of where ...
COLLABORATION ISSUES IN ETHNICALLY MIXED STUDENT TEAMS
Ebbert, Chris // 2016
In an international, western design study program hosted by local partner universities in China and
India, curriculum planning, timetabling, language use, culture, assessment, and motivation ...
COLLABORATIVE DESIGN MANAGEMENT
Park, J.-E.; Choi, Y.; Holt, C. // 2016
This paper discusses how best to introduce Design Management to architectural design firms in South Korea to enhance architectural practice efficiency and maximise value for all design project ...
Collaborative Fixation in Early Problem Exploration and Ideation Workshops
Miko, Laakso; Tua, A. Björklund; Senni, Kirjavainen // 2016
Most studies on design fixation have been conducted in experimental setups, with
individuals ideating or sketching in response to relatively simple tasks. Fixation resulting from
exposure to ideas ...
Collaborative Mentorships in Design Education
Stark, Camilla Gwendolyn; Howell, Bryan F // 2016
Peer mentorship in education has many well-documented benefits. However, students in the Millennial generation do not respond well to traditional, structured mentorship practices reflecting Baby ...
COLLECTIVE DESIGN: MERGING INDUSTRY AND EDUCATIONAL METHODS FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY STUDENT DESIGN PROJECTS
Mclening, Christian; Warrington, Paul // 2016
Design Background: This study seeks to enhance students learning through the development and
application of the Collective Design Method; combining industry tools and techniques with
educational ...
COME TOGETHER - RIGHT NOW: UNITING THE DEPARTMENT
Scully, Amos // 2016
How does a department create a kinship in its students to counterbalance exploding enrolment
numbers and operationally distinct year levels? Can we accomplish a sense of belonging and a
personal ...
Communicating Empathic User Insights
Svela, Katrine Řverlie; Keitsch, Martina // 2016
As designers encounter increasingly complex systems, empathic understanding is essential in order to bring multiple perspectives together and make valuable solutions for all stakeholders. However, ...
Comparing Computational Design Creativity Systems
David C, Brown // 2016
This paper describes an initial investigation into models that might be useful to describe and compare computational design creativity systems. An existing approach to comparison is critiqued, and an ...
COMPARING THE USEFULNESS OF RULES & NO RULES IN ENGINEERING DESIGN BRAINSTORMING?
Dekoninck, Elies; Barrie, Jeffrey; Linley, Aaron // 2016
The most common early-stage design technique is brainstorming based on Osborne’s classical rules.
This paper contributes to research which explores how brainstorming should be taught in ...
COMPARISON OF PRODUCT-SERVICE SYSTEMS DESIGN PROJECTS USING PRODUCT-SERVICE SYSTEMS REPRESENTATION & REPOSITORY (Members only )
Kim, Yong Se; Moon, Jucy; Kim, Jee-Soo; Lee, Seul Yi // 2016
A Product-Service System (PSS) is a system consists of products, services, supporting networks and infrastructure that is designed to fulfill customer needs and needs and to provide values. Diverse ...
Computational Models and the Graphic Design Process: An Investigation Into Creativity And How Self-Imposed Conceptual Constraints Can Affect Banal Information
Philippe, Jean // 2016
Through an exploratory approach to design practice, this thesis project examines how conceptual constraints can be used to structure the design process and allow for richer visual interpretations of ...
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN USER INTERACTION AS A SENSOR FOR MONITORING ENGINEERS AND THE ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESS
Gopsill, J.; Snider, C.; Shi, L.; Ben, H. // 2016
Computer Aided Design (CAD) has become an integral tool for many engineering design activities. CAD not only forms the digital embodiment of the products design but also supports communication ...
COMUNICATION MANAGEMENT MODEL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES TO ENCOURAGE THE CONSUMPTION OF SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTS IN CHILE
Cereceda, G.; Vidal, M.; Betancourt, M. C. // 2016
This research aims to define a communication management model for environmental issues to encourage a sustainable consumption in Chile. The model was performed in three steps; a survey of the state ...
Concept Design Trade-Offs Considering Performance Margins
Tan, James; Otto, Kevin; Wood, Kristin // 2016
Multi-disciplinary optimization (MDO) methods have become mature as commercial and open-source toolboxes and applications. Typically, engineers formulate concept design problems as multiple ...
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