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Student Facebook connections in a Global Project Based Engineering Design Course

Suzuki, Sushi; Leifer, Larry // 2009
In this study, thirty-five students in eight teams were surveyed on their use of different communication technologies during a two-week design exercise. In addition, the three teaching assistants ...

Studies on a Novel Compliant Deployable Mechanism

Jhawar,Neeraj; Ranganath.R; Manna,Alakesh // 2009
This paper investigates the deployment of stacks of three legged single degree of freedom parallel deployable mechanisms. All the revolute joints in the stacks are replaced with single axis exural ...

Study on Personal Characteristics and Affordance Perception: Another Case Study

Kim, Yong Se; Lee, Seongil; Park, Jeong Joo; Kim, Min Kyoung; Kim, Mee // 2009
Affordances could be regarded as an underlying value aspect for human-centered product, space, and service design. User activities in performing tasks are influenced by the way the user perceives the ...

Study on User’s Emotions and Needs to Design a New Product for Carrying Ski Equipments

Tashakorinia, Zahra; Arabkheradmand, Amir Hossein; Choopankareh, Vahid // 2009
Users judge a new product on a series of product features based on their knowledge and expectation. Products with emotions are more usable and desired. To integrate emotions into products, designers ...

Studying emotional design in ladies wrist watches

Tolooei, Nata; Alanchari, Narges // 2009
Nowadays there are practical methods in emotional design. Quality Function Development (QFD) and Kansei Engineering are two methods which can be used to design emotional products. In this paper QFD ...

Style-branding, aesthetic design DNA

Eves, Bob; Hewitt, Jon // 2009
This paper is a continuation from papers presented at previous PDE, EPDE and SEED conferences. The paper outlines research being developed by the Creative Design Research Group and taught on design ...

Suggestion Systems for Engineering Designers - a Case Study

Detterfelt, Jonas; Lovén, Eva; Lakemeond, Nicolette // 2009
Creativity is an important characteristic of engineering design and one can learn much about creative methods for solving design problems in the literature. In reality, however, the spontaneous ...

Superteams: Combining Teams in Different Locations

Wilde, Douglass James // 2009
Consider teams, constructed according to Jungian cognition theory, at various locations and that are themselves to be combined into larger "superteams". Combination is done by treating each ...

Supporting Design Rationale Retrieval for Design Knowledge Re-Use

Wang, Hongwei; Johnson, Aylmer; Bracewell, Rob // 2009
Current retrieval methods of design rationale focus mainly on either the classification of rationale or on key-word based searches of records. The pitfalls of these methods are obvious. First, a ...

Supporting Product Innovation in Uncertainty Conditions: A U-SDSP Based Decision Making Approach

Polverini, Davide; Graziosi, Serena; Mandorli, Ferruccio // 2009
International competition intensification and product development process shortening have heightened the pressure to innovate, representing this issue nowadays a hallmark of all mature companies; it ...

Survey of Wikis as a Design Support Tool

Walthall, Carolynn; Sauter, Christian; Deigendesch, Tobias; Devanathan, Srikanth; Albers, Albert; Ramani, Karthik // 2009
The use of design notebooks has long been common practice for engineers and designers. Wikis, freely editable collections of web sites, are becoming increasingly popular as flexible documentation and ...

Sustainability and design education: from products to practices

Marchand, Anne // 2009
The first and main part of this paper discusses the importance for the field of design for sustainability to encompass approaches that both consider the notions of eco-efficiency and sufficiency. The ...

Synergy between Engineering and Architectural Design

Zeiler, Wim; Savanovic, Perica // 2009
Design involves multi-disciplinary design teams to support this highly complex process. A supportive design approach is developed: Integral Design. This design process approach results in ...

Systematic Guidance for How to Integrate a Strategic Sustainability Perspective in Core Business Decision Systems

França, César Levy; Hallstedt, Sophie; Broman, Göran // 2009
Sustainability integration in core business and product development has been a challenge, even if many supporting methods, tools and concepts are available today. However, these are mainly focusing ...

Systematic identification of representative solutions to support the concept selection phase

Hellenbrand, David; Kain, Andreas; Lindemann, Udo // 2009
In the concept selection phase a high number of solutions has to be reduced to one single overall concept. The challenge of this step is to handle the resulting complexity and to ensure that a best ...

Systematic Selection of Appropriate Methods in Quality Management

Watty, Robert; Binz, Hansgeorg; Enriquez-Geppert, Joshua // 2009
A growing number and quality of new products on worldwide markets continuously challenge companies to maintain or expand their market shares. The acceptable time to market decreases and forces ...

Taking on Australian industrial design education: current practice and future directions

Trathen, Stephen Douglas; Varadarajan, Soumitri // 2009
There is much international discussion regarding the role of industrial design in a rapidly changing world. Immediate employment needs can lead to a focus on design skills and knowledge needed today. ...

Tangible Business Process Modeling

Edelman, Jonathan Antonio; Grosskopf, Alexander; Weske, Mathias; Leifer, Larry // 2009
This paper examines preliminary work applying contemporary design theory and methodology research concepts to Business Process Modeling (BPM). BPM practitioners have expressed difficulty in sharing ...

Teaching Ethics in Design: A Review of Current Practice

Lofthouse, Vicky; Lilley, Debra // 2009
This paper reflects on the findings from a benchmarking study which investigated current approaches for teaching ethics to designers and engineers. The research has been carried out as part of a one ...

Teaching sustainable design through a creative approach to technology and recycling

Sazhina, Elena; Manzanares, Elizabeth // 2009
A recent study to integrate sustainable development into teaching process for undergraduate and postgraduate students at School of Environment and Technology (SET), Faculty of Science and Engineering ...

Telling Design Stories: The Result or the Entrepreneuring Investigation

Karanian, Barbara A.; Kress, Gregory L.; Sadler, Joel // 2009
Understanding the parallel elements between the artistic desire that drives the design process and how telling stories drives new design elements is the focus for this preliminary investigation. Two ...

The 2-Tupel-Constraint and How to Overcome it

Maurer, M.; Biedermann, W.; Kuhlmann, A.; Braun, T. // 2009

The Challenges Facing Ethnographic Design Research: A Proposed Methodological Solution

Cash, Philip James; Hicks, Ben James; Culley, Stephen // 2009
Central to improving and maintaining high levels of performance in emerging ethnographic design research is a fundamental requirement to address some of the problems associated with the subject. In ...

The changing role of the industrial designer with the growing sustainability imperative

Loy, Jennifer Elizabeth // 2009
How does the role of the industrial designer change in response to the sustainability imperative? In practical terms, how does sustainability affect what the designer does and the outcomes that can ...

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