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From Product Designer to PSS Designer – How to Educate Engineers to become PSS Designers
Dill, Anna Katharina; Bohn, Andrea; Birkhofer, Herbert // 2012
Today’s universities teach conventional product design for mechanical engineers and service engineering for business administration students. This separated thinking and teaching of design categories ...
From TRIZ to Technical Creativity Teaching
Choulier, Denis; Weite, Pierre Alain // 2012
This paper presents a reflection on a teaching module on creative design in mechanics. Primarily based on the teaching of TRIZ tools, it evolved towards technical creativity (creative design) to ...
FUNCTIONAL MODELLING PERSPECTIVES ACROSS DISCIPLINES: A LITERATURE REVIEW
Eisenbart ,B.; Blessing, L.; Gericke, K. // 2012
The research presented in this paper discusses the different understandings of function which hamper shared functional modelling. Function models proposed in literature from various disciplines are ...
Functional structure based change assessment in product design
Oizumi, K.; Aoyama, K. // 2012
Product development projects often face change requests while the project is still going on. To decide whether to accept these changes, not only the outcome expected to obtain by fulfilling changes, ...
Future Wellbeing: Conference Driven?
Curtis, Holly Emma // 2012
This paper considers the effect of determined conference themes, government legislation and key events in design education in order to ascertain the fundamental drivers of change. Through analysis of ...
Future Wellbeing: Design or Politic Driven
Crisp, Alan Roy; Dale, James; Curtis, Holly // 2012
The authors are principal lecturers in product design within Higher Education [HE]; Curtis is currently a final year honours student associated with their course and two programmes of research which ...
Future Wellbeing: Smart Design or Burnt Socio-Economic Policies
Crisp, Alan R; Arthur, Leslie // 2012
This paper identifies and challenges the philosophies of contemporary design paradigms particularly those associated with the new ‘buzz’ term ‘smart design’; now synonymous with product design; and ...
Generating a network of information dependencies automatically
Senescu, R. R.;Head, A. W.; Steinert, M.; Fischer, M. A. // 2012
Creating design structure matrices (DSM) requires hours of up front effort. Though previous research demonstrated a return on investment for applying DSM methods to project planning and ...
GENERATING SIMULINK AND STATEFLOW MODELS FROM SOFTWARE SPECIFICATIONS
Heinzemann, C.; Pohlmann, U.; Rieke ,J.; Schäfer, W.; Sudmann, O.; Tichy, M. // 2012
Much of the innovation in today’s technical systems is only possible by the use of embedded software. This is especially true in the case of system of systems where autonomous systems coordinate ...
Geometry, Xoros, Synthetic Principles
Varlamou, H. // 2012
What is the role of mathematical thinking when addressing logic address and paradox? An attempt to explore the educational significance of a relationship, with a variety of instructional ...
Grading Efficiency in Design
Eggink, Wouter; van der Bijl-Brouwer, Mieke // 2012
The academic world is constantly under pressure to deliver maximum output for a minimum of (public) costs. For Design education this is important, because doing Design cannot be learned from a book. ...
Handling a Design Structure Matrix based on fuzzy data
Bonnal, P.; Baudin, M.; Ruiz, J.-M. // 2012
Fuzzy project planning and scheduling has interested several researchers in the past three decades; more than 100 articles have been written on this issue. Contrary to stochastic project ...
HANDLING PRODUCT INFORMATION - TOWARDS AN IMPROVED USE OF PRODUCT MODELS IN ENGINEERING DESIGN
Kohn, A.; Lutter-Günther ,M.; Hagg ,M.; Maurer, M. // 2012
The choice of adequate product models for specific needs occurring in the product development process is challenging as the number of product model types steadily increases. This paper provides an ...
Hard Cash in a Dematerialized World
Van Campenhout, Lukas Desmond Elias; Hummels, Caroline; Frens, Joep; Standaert, Achiel; Peremans, Herbert // 2012
Dematerialization is an ongoing process in today’s generation of intelligent, digital products. Content becomes disengaged from fixed carriers, and flows freely through networks and devices. We ...
Headspace: The Stanford Imaginarium
Kress, G.; Hoster, H.; Chung, C.; Steinert, M. // 2012
Creativity is a central component of successful design practice and design education. Prior research has shown that, in addition to individual ability, a person‘s moment-to-moment level of creativity ...
Healthcare as a Domain for Mastering the Skills of Product Development.
Cornelis, Alfons; Baelus, Christiaan; Goethijn, Frank; Neyrinck, Johan; Van Goey, Jan; Cornelis, Mia; Goris, Joost // 2012
Healthcare is an important focus in our product development institute from the early seventies on. Last decennium every year about 25% of the students graduated on a thesis subject in the medical ...
HOLISTIC LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN FOR FUNCTION AND MASS: A FRAMEWORK FOR THE FUNCTION MASS ANALYSIS
Posner, B.; Keller, A.; Binz,H.; Roth, D. // 2012
Holistic design for function and mass and thus for lightweight implies respecting mass as an optimisation criterion as well as respecting the distribution of mass and the resulting mass moment of ...
Hot Potatoes and Double Diamond in a Whiz: Can Techniques and Processes Really Lead to Innovation?
Dowlen, Chris // 2012
The paper introduces a brief student project that was carried out with a large number of groups of students from engineering and design backgrounds. This was intended to provide the students with an ...
How Can Creative Self-Efficacy by Fostered in Design Education?
Jobst, Birgit; Meinel, Christoph // 2012
Creative self-efficacy plays an important role in the context of innovation: Without this belief in our creative abilities we cannot act when facing challenging situations, for instance wicked ...
How Design Theories Support Creativity – An Historical Perspective
Le Masson, P.; Hatchuel, A.; Wei, B. // 2012
In this paper we analyse the relationship between creativity issues and design theory. Even if these two notions apparently correspond to two different academic fields (psychology, cognitive science ...
HOW DO DESIGN HEURISTICS AFFECTS OUTCOMES?
Yilmaz ,S.; Christian, J. L.; Daly, S. R.; Seifert ,C.; Gonzalez ,R. // 2012
Design Heuristics were developed by analyzing trends in innovative products and patterns in ideation processes by expert engineers and Industrial designers. The research reported in this paper ...
HOW FAR IS TOO FAR? USING DIFFERENT ABSTRACTION LEVELS IN TEXTUAL AND VISUAL STIMULI
Gonçalves, M.; Cardoso ,C.; Badke-Schaub, P. // 2012
Designers are continuously compelled to produce creative ideas. Therefore, designers are prone to rely on inspiration search, mainly on visual stimuli. However, prior research has shown the ...
How to Construct Form Logically Based on Human Desin Technology and Form Construction Principles
Yamaoka, T. // 2012
This paper describes a new method to construct a form logically based on form construction principles and Human Design Technology which is a systematic design and products development method. A basic ...
How to Prepare Students for the Real Front-End of Innovation Challenges: A Methodological Perspective
Jacoby, Alexis; Scheelen, Linda // 2012
The new product development (NPD) phase is preceded by the process where new products are defined prior to development. This is often referred to as the Front-end of Innovation (FEI).
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