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Introduction to Design

Introduction to Design

Introduction to Design The Design Process n n n The design process is an

Introduction to Design The Design Process n n n The design process is an engineering activity that turns a concept into reality. The concept is a solution to a specific problem or a perceived need. The process from concept to solution is not random. It is a logical sequence of steps to develop the best solution to a specific problem.

The Design Process n n The design process is not a one-way street ending

The Design Process n n The design process is not a one-way street ending in the finished product. It is a series of stages and check-points where each step in this process can be reviewed analyzed. Modifications or refinements can be made to the concept.

The Design Process Stages of the Design Process • Problem Identification • • •

The Design Process Stages of the Design Process • Problem Identification • • • Conceptualization Refinement of Preliminary Ideas Design Analysis Development and Implementation Optimization Presentation

The Design Process Stage 1: Problem Identification n Consisting of the following areas: n

The Design Process Stage 1: Problem Identification n Consisting of the following areas: n Market Research n Design Brief n Identification and Classification of Constraints

The Design Process Stage 2: Conceptualization n Consisting of the following areas: n Research

The Design Process Stage 2: Conceptualization n Consisting of the following areas: n Research n n Data Collection Resources for Information Brainstorming Sketching Concept sketches of electronic device

The Design Process Stage 3: Refinement of Preliminary Ideas n Consisting of the following

The Design Process Stage 3: Refinement of Preliminary Ideas n Consisting of the following areas: n n n Identification of Workable Solutions Development of Detailed/Annotated Sketches Graphical Analysis of Possible Solutions

The Design Process Stage 4: Design Analysis n Consisting of the following areas: n

The Design Process Stage 4: Design Analysis n Consisting of the following areas: n n Comparison of Alternatives and Specifications Creation of a Decision Making Matrix Generation of Alternate Solutions Narrowing of the Design Solutions

A Design Matrix n Using a matrix, select a workable solution

A Design Matrix n Using a matrix, select a workable solution

The Design Process Stage 5: Development and Implementation n Consisting of the following areas:

The Design Process Stage 5: Development and Implementation n Consisting of the following areas: Detailed Documentation of the Final Design n Prototyping of the Design Solution n Testing and Analysis n

The Design Process Stage 6: Optimization n Consisting of the following areas: n n

The Design Process Stage 6: Optimization n Consisting of the following areas: n n n Reassessment of Design Specifications Implementation of Modifications Update of Drawings

The Design Process Stage 7: Presentation n Consisting of the following areas: n n

The Design Process Stage 7: Presentation n Consisting of the following areas: n n n Oral Report Written Report Visual Aids/Models

The Design Process Resources: Engineering Drawing and Design (2 nd Edition) Madsen, Shumaker, Stark,

The Design Process Resources: Engineering Drawing and Design (2 nd Edition) Madsen, Shumaker, Stark, and Turpin Delmar Publishers ISBN 0 -8273 -6720 -1 Engineering Design Communication (Preliminary Edition) Johnson and Lockhart Addison-Wesley Publishers ISBN 0 -201 -38042 -0

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