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New Perspectives on Design Education in Latin America: A Case Study from ICESI

Betancourt Velasco, Maria Clara // 2010
This paper illustrates the current state of design in Latin America, considering the main actors of design: state, enterprises and universities/academia. For the writing of this document different ...

NextDoor Quartier: Teaching young designers social conscience

Tomico, Oscar; Kint, Johanna; Ferwerda, Inge // 2010
The NextDoor Quartier project gave the opportunity to students of communication design and product design to experience the societal relevance of their work. They had to dive into the implications of ...

OBJECT-ORIENTED CONCEPTS FOR COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN SYNTHESIS

Helms, B.; Shea, K. // 2010
The aim of the research in the area of computational design synthesis is to automatically solve design problems. Due to the increasing complexity of products and processes, research in this area ...

On Designing “Stochastic Idea Generator”

Mima, Yoshiaki // 2010
There are some software tools for supporting idea generation, with which user can generate various ideas with stochastic process. One of the most popular examples is the method so called ...

ON THE CONTENT AND NATURE OF DESIGN OBJECTS IN DESIGNING

Hansen, C. T.; Andreasen, M. M. // 2010
Often the physical product is seen as the design object. Many properties, which are important for the potential customer or user, are not carried by the product in itself, but by activities and ...

On the Importance of Handling Objectives in Design Education Project Work

Albers, Albert; Quentin, Lohmeyer; Thomas, Alink // 2010
This paper gives a review of the course of Integrated Product Development (IP) which was presented in a former E&PDE conference and is evolved in its concept since 1997. The IP is a course conducted ...

ONTOGENY AND TRANSFORMATION OF PRODUCT MODELS – ANALYSIS BASED ON DEVELOPMENT PROJECT DOCUMENTATION

Herberg, A.; Langer, S.; Lindemann, U. // 2010
The synchronization of activities still comprises a major difficulty for the management of simultaneous engineering processes. Aiming at intensifying the consideration of product-related cycles in ...

Ontologiebasierte Generierung, Visualisierung und Analyse von Informationsketten in der Produktentwicklung

Westphal, C.; Wartzack, S. // 2010
In diesem Beitrag soll ein Vorgehen dargestellt werden, wie auf Basis der Analyse der benötigten Eingangsdaten für Simulationen - als virtuelle Analysemethoden - sowie den daraus resultierenden ...

Path-Based and Pattern-Based Approaches for Change Management

Li, S.; Rajinia, E. // 2010
This paper presents path-based and pattern-based approaches to formulate and evaluate the change options in change management. The path-based approach uses the dependency information available in the ...

Patterns of Car History - A Teaching Aid that Developed into a Research Project

Dowlen, Chris // 2010
In the 1980s a set of colour slides was developed to teach students the design history of the car. This developed from a student teaching aid to being a research project, investigating design ...

PEM – a New Matrix Method for Supporting the Logic Planning ofSoftware Development Projects

Kosztyán, Z.T.; Kiss, J. // 2010
Nowadays the notion of ’project’ is often used, however, it is important to make difference between projects. In the followings we make distinction between two groups. In the first group there are ...

Planning and Early Implementation of Vertical Studio Teaching based on a Systems Design Approach

Liem, Andre // 2010
At the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Product Design (NTNU/IPD), a concept of ‘Vertical Learning’ within a studio environment was planned and implemented in conjunction ...

Planning Support of Initial Design Process Based on Grouping and Ordering of Tasks – Design Example of an Integrated Circuit

Hirao, A.; Koga, T.; Aoyama, K. // 2010
This paper looks to support the derivation of a better design process within the early design stage, where the input and output of a task are not decided. We recognized that a good design process ...

PLM-enhanced engineering education

Feldhusen, Jörg; Löwer, Manuel; Brezing, Alex; Neis, Jan // 2010
As the processing and management of engineering data and workflows have become one of the biggest challenges in industry, a need has emerged for including PDM and PLM (Product Data
management and ...

Potentiale für den Leichtbau durch Beschichtung von Kunststoffen

Sander, T.; Wartzack, S. // 2010
Die Metallisierung von Kunststoffbauteilen ist ein häufig angewandtes Verfahren, welches derzeit überwiegend zur Aufwertung der optischen Eigenschaften und Verbesserung von Haptik, Oberflächenhärte ...

Practical Ways of Dealing with Progress in a DSM Tool

Waskett, P.; Newton, A.; Steele, J.; Hammond, J. // 2010
The ‘ADePT’ methodology was devised in 1995 and developed into prototype software between then and 2005. The methodology, which has a DSM partitioning algorithm at its heart, has been widely ...

Predicting and Identifying Mismatches in the Human Machine Interaction Design - a Method Useful in the Product Development Process

Bligård, Lars-Ola; Osvalder, Anna-Lisa // 2010
To achieve efficient and safe use of a human-machine system, it is important to consider both the human and the technical components of the system. If machines are adapted to the human ...

Pressure toward Creativity: Individual/Group Work in Student Design Competition

Pibernik, Jesenka; Milcic, Diana; Bota, Josip // 2010
There are several ways to organize creative work in an educational environment. Among the most frequently applied models is the design workshop. Depending on the desired outcomes, a workshop can be ...

Procedural Linking Between Product Requirements and Validation Methods

Westphal, Christoph; Wartzack, Sandro // 2010
Fulfilling and safeguarding of product properties and functions are some of the most important tasks in modern product development. Resulting of the huge mass of variants efficient ways have to be ...

Procedure to obtain and organise creative solutions: Water Shortage case

Lloveras, Joaquim // 2010
In this paper, a general problem is understood as one affecting many people and with a complex solution, for example water shortage. This paper presents the problem of limited water resources in a ...

PROCESS ANALYSIS USING STRUCTURAL METRICS: A COMPREHENSIVE CASE STUDY

Kreimeyer, M.; Bradford, N.; Lindemann, U. // 2010
There are numerous approaches to analyze and improve processes systematically. This paper focuses especially on the application of structural complexity metrics that assess, at a high level, how the ...

Process Orientated DfX Support

Stöber, Christina; Wartzack, Sandro; Meerkamm, Harald // 2010
In order to receive technical high-quality and innovative products, various influencing factors of partner systems (“X”) must be considered, like manufacturing, assembly or market, apart from pure ...

Product design and gender as example of a research based styling master course

Stilma, Margot // 2010
Combining research with a styling approach was one of the goals when developing the master course named ‘Design & Emotion’. The master course is part of the master track 'Design & Styling' ...

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT MATURITY ASSESSEMENT: PROPOSAL OF A NEW METHOD

Paula, I. C.; Fogliatto, F. S.; Echeveste, M. E. S.; Cristofari, C. A. // 2010
The optimization of Product Development Process (PDP) is challenging. This paper presents an alternative approach for PDP maturity measurement, organized in two stages: stage (i) we assess the ...

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