1. Informatics 121 Software Design I
Lecture 1 André van der Hoek
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Today’s Lecture
Logistics
Two design exercises
Reflection
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Logistics
No TA
No required book
Grading: class participation is an important part
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4. Your First Design Exercise
Use Play-Doh to design an animal that does not currently exist on this planet…
…and name it…
…in 10 minutes
(we will take some pictures)
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Reflection
How hard was it to think of the design for the new animal?
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Reflection
How hard was it to create the design for the new animal?
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7. Your Second Design Exercise
Design a chair for mass production and sale at a major retailer…
…using any of the following…
paper
pencil
wire
wire cutter
Play-Doh
…in 30 minutes
(we will take some more pictures)
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Reflection
What was your goal with your design?
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Reflection
Did you reach the goal of your design?
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Reflection
What assumptions did you make in creating your design?
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Reflection
How many different designs did you consider?
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Reflection
Did you make any preliminary designs?
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Reflection
Did you use any tools?
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Reflection
Which design represents the most comfortable chair?
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Reflection
Which design represents the most stylish chair?
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Reflection
Which design represents the sturdiest chair?
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Reflection
Which design is easier to mass-produce?
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Reflection
Could you express everything you wanted of your design?
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Reflection
Which of these designs would be most useful to the manufacturer?
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Reflection
What does each design tell the chair manufacturer?
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Reflection
Which design is most likely to be mass-produced?
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Bonus Materials
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23. Chairs – Conventional Designs
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Chairs – Slight Variations
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Chairs – Emphasis on Style
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Chairs – Emphasis on Ergonomics
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Chairs – Emphasis on Materials
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Chairs – Special Purpose: Dentistry
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Chairs – Special Purpose: Folding
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Chairs – Special Purpose: Folding
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Chairs – Special Purpose: Folding
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