Lecture 2 Flashcards

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What is Design

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Design is concerned with how things look, and how things work or function

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Iterative Design Process

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  • Know the users
  • Define the Problem
  • Ideate
  • Prototype
  • Test
    Implement
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Stages of the Design Thinking Process

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  • Empathise
  • Define
  • Ideate
  • Prototype
  • Test
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What is Empathy

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Important element in design thinking. The ability to see the world through other people’s eyes, to see, feel and experience as they do

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What is Human Factorrs

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Focuses on reducing human error, increasing productivity, and enhancing safety, system availability, and comfort with a focus between humans and engineered systems

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Bill Buxton (Microsoft) on Products

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  • People use products as part of a larger activity
  • Starts with an out of the box experience
  • Continues throughout usages
  • Persists a fond memory after
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Traditional Iterative Design Process’ Steps

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  • Conceptual Design
  • Development
  • Detailed Design
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What happens during Conceptual Design

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Inspiration, creativity, concept sketches, models, concept analysis

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What happens during the Development stage

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Optimisation of design, refining the concept from the concept, sketching in CAD

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What is detailed design

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Clarification of strengths and weaknesses, design integrity and integrity of materials, prototype and testing

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What happens in Conceptual Design

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Observation, Inspiration, Sketches, Concept Analysis

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What is concept analysis and three questions you should ask yourself?

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Objectivity and practicality
- Will the favoured design be possible to execute
- Can materials and structure be dealt within a reasonable amount of time
- Is design feasible or too ahead of its time

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What is Optimisation

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Manufacturing processes are considered, critical components are subjected to precise mechanical or thermal analysis, costs are analysed.

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What happens in Design Details stage

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Integrity of materials, prototype and test

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What is integrity of materials

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Design is aware of the potential for wear and longevity and mechanics of using materials to their advantage, sometimes needing a substitution of materials

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What happens during the Prototype and test stage

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Constructing working prototype that can be tested and refined in a 1:1 scale

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What is a component

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A part of a subassembly

18
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What is a part

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A piece that requires no assembly

19
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What is an assembly

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A collection of two or more parts

20
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What is a Sub-Assembly

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An assembly that is included in another assembly or subassembly

21
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What is Review Engineering

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A systematic approach used to analyse the design of existing devices or systems sometimes for the purpose of creating a similar product, or to cut costs and times for R&D

22
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How do world class companies employ reverse engineering?

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Understand a product’s design, promote product improvement, competitive benchmarking

23
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What is Exploded View

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When the design draws quick, rough views to help clarify the location of parting lines and assess their effect on the external styling of a product

24
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What is a product

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An object that is purchased and used as a unit