Design Modeling-A Design Science Approach (and Why Does Industry Not Use It?)
Design Modeling-A Design Science Approach (and Why Does Industry Not Use It?)
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设计建模——一种设计科学方法(为什么工业界不使用它?)
DOI:
10.1080/095448298261499
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发表时间:
1998
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
W. Eder
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作者:
W. Eder
Engineering products (designs) are developed from a product idea or from given requirements (a design brief) in a process called designing. The product realization process is often preceded by product planning, and continues after designing with manufacturing, distribution, sales, etc. Even though intuition, experience, teamwork and human qualities of designers play a large role in designing and need to be investigated, rationalization and systematization is possible and desirable, both in the procedures and in the progress of the system being designed. Stages of designing include clarifying the problem, conceptualizing, embodiment and detailing. Designers must consider the requirements of all other life stages of the product along with societal and ethical considerations. It seems preferable to spend more time on the preparatory early stages, rather than correcting problems in later development phases. Methods to perform parts of the main stages, and coordinated forms of modeling, have been reported and ...