...FLUX: Design Education in a Changing World DEFSA International Design Education Conference 2007 Use of Technical Drawing Methods to Generate 3-Dimensional Form & Design Ideas Raja Gondkar Head of Design Department Indian Institute of Gems & Jewellery (IIGJ) Mumbai, India Address: 502, ‘A’ Wing, Tulsi Tower Plot 44, RSC 6, MHADA Layout Malvani, Malad-West Mumbai 400 095, India Tel.: 95-21-28817705 Cell: 95-9821794119 Email: rajagondkar@gmail.com ******************************************************************************************** Use of Technical Drawing Methods to Generate 3-Dimensional Form & Design Ideas Abstract Problem being addressed: Generally speaking technical drawing methods e.g. isometric and orthographic views are used for presentation of form and design idea. Systematically used these methods can yield fantastic results serving as a tool in the form and design generation / development process. In various product domains, especially where sheer aesthetic appeal or plurality of form is more important than functionality or utility; development of form family, variations on theme, etc. are the main design activity. This way of working will serve as an effective tool in cases where the design development process is confined mostly to the paperwork only but the product demands or has a scope for 3Dimensional thinking e.g. industrial jewelry design. Approach: Viewed individually, orthographic views could be interpreted in more then one way; using this...
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...Jameson's Company chapter 20 in Bagley & Savage subject: Corporate Governance, Ownership, and Control: Forms of business organizations (e.g. sole proprietorship/limited partnership/llc/etc....) Ernie Jameson is a design engineer with a proven track record in the field of electronic instruments. He recently designed new VLSI very large scale integrated chip. This chip is meant to be the heart and soul of a digital sampling keyboard to b called Echo. Jameson believes the Echo will set a new industry standard. He wishes to organize a business enterprise to build and market it. He has a meeting with his lawyer and conveys to her the following bits of information: a. It will take approximately two years to turn the VLSI chip into a marketable product. b. Jameson has more than $200,000 in savings from previous ventures. He does not want any of that monyey at risk in his new venture. However, he wants a part of the ownership; he is unsure what percentage he wants. c. Currently, five private investors are willing to put money into this venture. Only two of the five want to play an active role in the enterprise. Jameson is willing to give these two some limited control. d. Jameson knows that he is not qualified to manage the new endeavor. Nonetheless, he wants a significant say in how it proceeds. e. Five more investors could be attracted to this product, but only if they could be guaranteed some fixed return on their money...
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...Chapter 12--Managing Organization DesignChapter 12--Managing Organization Design Student: ___________________________________________________________________________ 1. Organizational design is the building block. Job design is how the blocks are put together. True False 2. The appropriate degree of specialization can vary, but not the appropriate span of management. True False 3. Organization design is a means to implement strategies and plans to achieve organizational goals. True False 4. One of the primary strengths of a bureaucratic form of organization structure is how it prevents favoritism. True False 5. The bureaucratic model is the model of organization design consistent with the human relations movement that stresses attention to developing work groups and concern with interpersonal processes. True False 6. A strength of Likert's System design is that it finds one best way to design an organization. True False 7. Orange County Choppers makes custom motorcycles. It uses continuous-process technology. True False 8. Woodward considered continuous-process technology simple compared to large-batch technology. True False 9. Exxon Mobil is an example of an organization that uses large-batch technology. True False 10. According to Burns and Stalker, firms that use an organic design are the most successful firms in a stable environment. True False 11. A manager at Johnson & Johnson has...
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...Product design form is the exterior physical appearance of a product and its packaging design 2. The importance of product design impressions is that seeing a product gives the first impression of that product. Products that are more attractive to people will most likely have good sales even over high costs. Consumer’s preferences are performance, design, and then cost. * Product form is a way to gain consumer notice by being more attractive than your competitors * Product form communicates information to consumers by generating initial impressions * Product form affects the quality of our lives by providing sensory pleasure and simulation, whereas unattractive design will give us distaste * Product form can have a long lasting effects on consumers by reminiscing 3. Product design form Elements A. Style – B. High Prototypicality – C. Low Prototypicality – D. Fashion of the day or bygone era – E. Ornamentation – F. Craftsmanship – G. Ergonomics – involves the matching of a product to the target user’s capabilities to maximize safety, efficiency of use, and comfort. Ergonomic demands often have direct influence on form, affecting characteristics such as weight, texture and shape. Example is a glass bottle with ridges showing where to place your fingers. H. Conformance – meets some specified standard that has been developed for efficiency I. Reflectiveness – 4. Conclusion – product design is very...
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...number, name, and telephone number of each current student in the detail section; and the student count in a group footer. 2. Create a switchboard design with control buttons that lead to students, instructors, courses, course schedules, and course rosters. Allow a user to add, update, or delete records in each area. Jesse wants to see storyboards that show the proposed screens. 3. Suggest data validation checks for data entry screens. 4. Create a source document for an SCR mail-in registration form. Also need a design for a Web-based course registration form. Now that the overall data design is complete, Jesse Baker wants you to work on output and user interface design. You will consider user needs, and apply principles of human-computer interaction to build a user-centered interface that is easy to learn and use. You also will consider data validation checks, source documents, forms, and reports. SOLUTION 1. A sample report, and its design, might appear as follows: 2. Allow a user to add, update, or delete records in each area. Jesse wants to see storyboards that show the proposed screens. Come up with a design that is attractive and easy to understand. Lower-level screens should present a consistent design. Sample designs for the main switchboard and a sub-form follow: Main switchboard: Student form: 3. It might be recommend several of the data validation checks described on pages 367-368. For example, an existence check would prevent...
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...MS Access 2003 Introduction to Data Base A database can help you enter data easily, find it quickly, use it to create labels or mailings, and summarize it in printed and online reports. Benefits of Using a Database A database is much more than just a list or table. It gives you true command of your data, enabling you to retrieve it, sort it, analyze it, summarize it, and report results in moments. It can combine data from various files, so that you never have to enter information twice. It can even make data entry more efficient and accurate. A key benefit of Database is avoiding the complications of multiple lists. Let's say that you're the secretary of a large hiking club. You have a list of recycling volunteers, a list of holiday party volunteers, addresses for newsletter labels, a membership list, and so on. Suppose that a club member, who appears on a number of lists, changes her e-mail for the second time this year. With only a set of lists, you'd have the tiresome job of changing that information everywhere it occurs. With a well-structured database, you'd have to change it only once. The database takes care of everything else. If you're just working with 10 or so items, then you'll probably want to create a simple list, perhaps as a worksheet in Microsoft Excel or a bulleted list or table in Microsoft Word. If your data is more complex, or changes frequently, then an Access database gives you an advantage. Relational Data base & MS Access Relationships...
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...Assignment Submission Instructions TERM: Spring 2014 MODULE: FC029 ASSIGNMENT TITLE: 3D Forms SUBMISSION DATE: Week 12 - to be confirmed by tutor Read all instructions very carefully 1. Your assignment needs to be submitted by yourself on the date given above, within the first fifteen minutes of the class starting. You should observe the word count stated on the assignment brief. A 10% margin is allowed above or below the limit. You will lose marks if this is not followed. Please follow your assignment brief for details of the appropriate layout, font size, spacing and so on. Submissions should be handed in with the following information clearly printed on your sketchbook and CD: Module code, tutor name, assessment title, student name and number and the date of submission. 5. You must submit one hard copy of your work at the same time as submitting your sketchbook.. A hard copy of your work consists of taking a photograph or scan of each page your sketchbook and your final work and then burning these files and images onto a CD, covering all 2D, 3D and film/video based work. You will need to sign a submission sheet in class to confirm submission of your work and that all the work is your own. There are serious penalties for submitting work which is not your own, please refer to Academic Misconduct in the Programme Handbook for further information about this. For early/late submission you should fill in a separate cover sheet (available from reception) which also confirms submission...
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...Using separate methods of designing and making activities in quantity-production of jewelleries as a case, this paper will show how Computer Aided Designs (CAD) can be applied for designing jewelleries with complex shapes. Using separate methods of designing and making activities in quantity-production of jewelleries as a case, this paper will show how Computer Aided Designs (CAD) can be applied for designing jewelleries with complex shapes. Ng Jian Long (U095062A) Ng Jian Long (U095062A) Term Paper Assignment (CAD) Application of CAD for designing parts with complex shapes Term Paper Assignment (CAD) Application of CAD for designing parts with complex shapes ME3261/ME3261E Term Paper Assignment (CAD) Requirements: * Covering page: Title, Name, and Student Card Number. * The write-up should start with an introduction and end with a conclusion. References used in the body of the write-up should also be listed. * Source of materials: The specific case study concerns a reported application, such as from a magazine, a journal or the web sites – it is not expected to be a case study done by you. * Length limit: No more than 8 pages in the main body of the report (from introduction to reference section). Additional materials, if any, can be put in the Appendix. * Font size limit: No less than 10. * Spacing limit: 1.5 spaces should be used. * Submission deadline: October 30, 2012. Please upload the .PDF or MS-Word file to the ME3261 IVLE...
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...067232976x_ch15.qxd 4/1/08 4:03 PM Page 1 15 Understanding the Database Design Process In this chapter, you’ll learn the thought processes behind designing a relational database. After this theory-focused chapter, you’ll jump headlong into learning the basic MySQL commands in preparation for integrating MySQL in your own applications. Topics covered in this chapter are . Some advantages to good database design . Three types of table relationships . How to normalize your database . How to implement a good database design process The Importance of Good Database Design A good database design is crucial for a high-performance application, just as an aerodynamic body is important to a race car. If the car doesn’t have smooth lines, it will produce drag and go slower. Without optimized relationships, your database won’t perform as efficiently as possible. Thinking about relationships and database efficiency is part of normalization. Beyond the issue of performance is the issue of maintenance—your database should be easy to maintain. This includes storing only a limited amount (if any) of repetitive data. If you have a lot of repetitive data and one instance of that data undergoes a change (such as a name change), that change has to be made for all occurrences of the data. To eliminate duplication and enhance your ability to maintain the data, you might create a table of possible values and use a key to refer to the value. That way, if the value changes names,...
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...RESEARCH PAPER FFD 122: History of Art and Design 2, Spring 2010 GUIDELINES 1. PURPOSE OF THE RESEARCH PAPER: One of the aims of History of Art and Design is to develop a historical and critical sensibility about artistic and cultural production. To test this ability, you will prepare a research paper about an object of art or design of your choice, based on the “Five Contexts of Art and Design” topics of this semester: MAKING, STYLE, IDEOLOGY, USE and MEANING. 2. CONTENT OF THE RESEARCH PAPER: Your chosen artwork/design CAN NOT be from an artist or an example that has been discussed in class. Check the course syllabus for a list of all works that are in the lectures. You are advised to choose a well-known work of a famous artist/designer so that you can easily find sources related to that work. You are discussing your chosen object, NOT its photograph. Do not talk about your object’s image but its ACTUAL three-dimensional reality, as much as you can understand it. Keep in mind the sub-themes for each of the themes of the semester because you will write about ONE sub-theme from each theme. | | | | |MATERIALS: How the choice of materials made by the artist or designer influences the form of the end | | |product. ...
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... which causes a delay in the presentation. Also, to retain a captive audience the presentation should and must be pleasing to the audience and not to overwhelm them with too much or too many colors. The author or creator doesn’t want this to happen as it may affect the ability for the viewer to recall and associate the graphic and message at a later time. Many have interpreted visual communication as a fancy term for graphic design. I see it as a process of providing pictorial and written information to an intended audience. I see two important distinctions that separate visual communications and graphic design. The first is that visual communication is a “process,” that by its problem-solving nature includes investigative and analytical skills in the creation of communications. Graphic design focuses primarily on form-making, while visual communication incorporates a broader series of efforts to provide rationale for form-making. The second distinction is that visual communication includes other types of communications beyond printed matter. The design of interactive computer presentations that integrate video, animation, sound, stored...
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.....................6 The Find Unmatched Query Wizard .................................................7 Action Queries ..........................................................................................................7 Make-Table Queries ...............................................................................7 Delete Queries .........................................................................................8 Append Queries .......................................................................................8 Update Queries ........................................................................................9 Crosstab Queries .................................................................................. 10 Form Design ............................................................................................................ 10 List and Combo Boxes ...........................................................................
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...Learning Task 1 – What is Design? Q1. What was the industrial revolution? When did it occur? How did industrialisation lead to the creation of the design profession? How was industrial manufacturing different from the traditional way of making a product and what role did the designer play in creating new products? The industrial revolution, which began in England around the 19th century, was the transition of a once rural and agricultural society into one in which new manufacturing processes were introduced. Industrialisation gave way to more jobs, and with products beginning to be produced in factories or with more advanced equipment, it meant that the product design and the actual production were no longer done by the same person. Q2. Explain what series and mass production means. What other factors over time have contributed to the high turnover and international sales of manufactured products? Mass production, or otherwise known as series production, is the manufacturing of a product in bulk. Mass production reduces wasted resources and shortens the amount of time needed to produce the product as it generally utilizes an assembly line. Q3 Using your own words, explain the meaning of the term “form follows function” and its significance. The supporters of Modernist design and functionalism assumed two things about form follows function. What were they? What do you understand by the meaning of each of these? Explain in your own words. Form follows function is the...
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...database design, also referred to as the logical model, is the process of arranging data into logical, organized groups of objects that can easily be maintained. The logical design of a database should reduce data repetition or go so far as to completely eliminate it. The needs of the end user should be one of the top considerations when designing a database. We should remember trough all design process that the end user is the person who ultimately uses the database. There should be ease of use through the user's front-end tool (a client program that allows a user access to a database), but this, along with optimal performance, cannot be achieved if the user's needs are not taken into consideration. Some user-related research and design considerations in any business database include the following: What data should be stored in the database? How will the user access the database? What privileges does the user require? How should the data be grouped in the database? What data is the most commonly accessed? How is all data related in the database? What measures should be taken to ensure accurate data? Ultimately Data should not be redundant, which means that the duplication of data should be kept to a minimum for several reasons. As if data management were not difficult enough, redundancy of data could prove to be a disaster. Design Guidelines The actual guidelines of normalization, normal forms, are the three most common normal forms in the normalization research, design and process...
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...only one table. These simple databases are often called flat file databases, or just flat databases. More complex database programs, such as Access, store information in multiple related tables, thereby creating what are referred to as relational databases. If the information in a relational database is organized correctly, you can treat these multiple tables as a single storage area and pull information electronically from different tables in whatever order meets your needs. Tables are one of the types of database objects you work with in Access. Other types include forms, queries and reports. Of these object types, only tables are used to store information. The others are used to enter, manage, manipulate, analyze, retrieve, or display the information stored in tables—in other words, to make the information as accessible and therefore as useful as possible. Table – data storage, the actual location of data Forms – used to enter, to change or to delete data Queries Reports Starting Microsoft Access If you are using an IT Services machine, login as usual by entering your username and password. Then, to start up the program: 1. Open the Windows Start button and choose All Programs 2. Select Microsoft Office 2013 then Access 2013 Tip: If you right click on the Microsoft Access entry in the menu and choose Send To then Desktop (create shortcut) you’ll have an icon on the Desktop for future easy access. You can also do this with any Access file. Exploring tables ...
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