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ERROR IN ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PROCESS: TOWARDS A COGNITIVE MODEL

Safin, S.; Leclercq, P.; Blavier, A. // 2008
In architectural design process, the human error has a particular status. The later it is detected, the more expensive it is. Moreover, some errors can not be detected given the current state of the ...

HOW TO DERIVE APPLICATION-SPECIFIC DESIGN METHODOLOGIES

Weber, C. // 2008
Engineering Design Theory and Methodology is often criticised as being too general, too broad, too rigid/inflexible, too time-consuming for industrial practice. Not all of the criticism is justified, ...

Integrated Design Framework: Towards an Approach for Early Design

Christophe, François; Sell, Raivo; Coatanea, Eric; Micaëlli, Jean-Pierre // 2008

INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE DATA BASIS OF DESIGN KNOWLEDGE IN INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ENGINEERING

Uhlmann, J.; Schulze, E. E. // 2008
The article’s main topic is design knowledge within professional knowledge in design. In order to give a theoretical classification, a scheme is derived from psychology and neurosciences. Thus design ...

On-line lab-experimenta, a help for IPD-projects?

van Schenk Brill, D. // 2008
ent is more or less effective than a regular one and how it can be used in IPD-projects. Preliminary data analyses have shown that the appreciation of an online labexperiment is dependent on a number ...

REQUIREMENTS MANAGEMENT IN EARLY STAGES OF MECHATRONIC DESIGN BY VISUALISATION OF INTERDEPENDENCIES

Stechert, C.; Bauer, S.; Franke, H. J.; Meerkamm, H. // 2008
In this contribution, applications of a new Decision Making (DM) tool based on a qualitative modeling and visualization of interdependencies between requirements are shown and discussed. Concretely, ...

SUPPORT OF DESIGN ENGINEERING ACTIVITY – THE CONTACT AND CHANNEL MODEL (C&CM) IN THE CONTEXT OF PROBLEM SOLVING AND THE ROLE OF MODELLING

Albers, A.; Deigendesch, T.; Alink, T. // 2008
The Contact and Channel Model (C&CM) is a means to describe design problems on any level of abstraction, in order to provide a representation of the product as the problem situation requires. With ...

Teaching Innovative Design Reasoning: How Could C-K Theory Help?

Hatchuel, Armand; Le Masson, Pascal; Weil, Beniot // 2008

TECHNICAL PRODUCTS AND THEIR ATTRIBUTES – THEORY AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS

Hosnedl, Stanislav; Srp, Zbynek; Dvorak, Josef // 2008

The contribution of ergonomics in IPE-processes

Hartmann, E.; Brennecke, U. // 2008
Besides engineering design and industrial design, ergonomics is a core domain in Integrated Product Development. A crucial objective in ergonomic product design is man-machine compatibility, ...

THE PRACTISE OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT WITHIN THE INNOVATION PROCESS OF A COMPANY MAKING LUXURY WATCH

Alberti, P. // 2008
The present evolution of the industrial environment is characterised by a high level of uncertainty concerning the effective expectations of the market, the available technologies, the abilities to ...

THE ROLE OF NARRATIVE IN EVOLVING ENGINEERING DESIGN DOCUMENTATION

Eng, N. L.; Bracewell, R. H.; Clarkson, P. J. // 2008
Graph representations are emerging to replace more traditional narrative forms of knowledge capture. These seem to be a better fit for work with modern hyperlinked, non-linear computerized systems ...

THE SKETCH POWER TO SUPPORT PRODUCT DESIGN

Elsen, C.; Leclercq, P. // 2008
This paper is interested in the extent to which sketches and 3D representations are important in today's design process, particularly during the preliminary creative phases of product design. We ...

THEORY OF TECHNICAL SYSTEMS AND ENGINEERING DESIGN SCIENCE - LEGACY OF VLADIMIR HUBKA

Eder, W. E. // 2008
The personal and professional history of Vladimir Hubka is outlined. The scope of science leads to typical research methods for design, and the triad ‘theory – subject – method’ connects a scientific ...

WEB-BASED SOLUTION REPOSITORY IN MECHANISM THEORY TO SUPPORT THE DESIGN PROCESS

Brix, T.; Döring, U.; Reeßing, M. // 2008
This paper presents a solution repository that is part of the "Digital Mechanism and Gear Library" (DMG-Lib). The aim of this project is to develop a new digital, internet-based library ...

WHAT IS DESIGN KNOWLEDGE FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF CPM/PDD?

Conrad, J.; Köhler, C.; Wanke, S.; Weber, C. // 2008
Knowledge is a very common term in engineering design and also extensively discussed. Even if it is not an explicit matter, it plays implicitly a role in the background. The ...

A Computational Framework for Semantically Rich Design Problems Based on the Theory of Affordances and Examplar Technology

Maier, Jonathan R. A.; Anandan, Srinivasan; Bapat, Vikram; Summers, Joshua D.; Bettig, Bernhard // 2007

A Study on the Roles of the Thinking Styles in the Design Behaviours

Tsai, Shyi-Jeng; Chang, Pei-Fen; Lin, Hsiu-Fen; Yeh, Je-Liang // 2007

An Annotation-Based Approach to Support Design Communication

Hisarciklilar, Onur; Boujut, Jean-Francois // 2007

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  • +design community
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  • "some words"
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