Human Centered and Whole Systems Design, Optimization Quiz

Hierarchy of needs

• is a creative problem-solving process that focuses on designing from the perspective of the people you are trying to reach. The design must meet people’s needs, be useful, and be compatible with the capabilities of the user.

• means that you must first meet people's basic needs before you can attempt to meet higher level needs.

• is a method of design that is used to offset errors, assumptions or unknowns in order to assure the safety of a design.

• is the preference for things that appear human like or exhibit human like characteristics.

• means seeing how the components are interconnected and part of a larger organized system.

Factor of Safety

• is a creative problem-solving process that focuses on designing from the perspective of the people you are trying to reach. The design must meet people’s needs, be useful, and be compatible with the capabilities of the user.

• means that you must first meet people's basic needs before you can attempt to meet higher level needs.

• is a method of design that is used to offset errors, assumptions or unknowns in order to assure the safety of a design.

• is the preference for things that appear human like or exhibit human like characteristics.

• means seeing how the components are interconnected and part of a larger organized system.

Human Centered Design

• is a creative problem-solving process that focuses on designing from the perspective of the people you are trying to reach. The design must meet people’s needs, be useful, and be compatible with the capabilities of the user.

• means that you must first meet people's basic needs before you can attempt to meet higher level needs.

• is a method of design that is used to offset errors, assumptions or unknowns in order to assure the safety of a design.

• is the preference for things that appear human like or exhibit human like characteristics.

• means seeing how the components are interconnected and part of a larger organized system.

Anthropomorphism

• is a creative problem-solving process that focuses on designing from the perspective of the people you are trying to reach. The design must meet people’s needs, be useful, and be compatible with the capabilities of the user.

• means that you must first meet people's basic needs before you can attempt to meet higher level needs.

• is a method of design that is used to offset errors, assumptions or unknowns in order to assure the safety of a design.

• is the preference for things that appear human like or exhibit human like characteristics.

• means seeing how the components are interconnected and part of a larger organized system.

Whole Systems Thinking

• is a creative problem-solving process that focuses on designing from the perspective of the people you are trying to reach. The design must meet people’s needs, be useful, and be compatible with the capabilities of the user.

• means that you must first meet people's basic needs before you can attempt to meet higher level needs.

• is a method of design that is used to offset errors, assumptions or unknowns in order to assure the safety of a design.

• is the preference for things that appear human like or exhibit human like characteristics.

• means seeing how the components are interconnected and part of a larger organized system.

Iterate

• means that approximately 80% of the effects generated by any large system are caused by 20% of the variables in the system.

• is simply defined as “doing the most with the least. Finding the best solution to a problem often requires trade-offs among design criteria—cost, efficiency, safety, reliability, and aesthetics—and the social, environmental, and economic impacts of the solution

• means to examine the models, systems, processes, and elements of nature to design solutions to human problems.

• is when many designs are generated.

• means to redesign over and over again after receiving feedback or testing in order to continually improve the design.

Optimization

• means that approximately 80% of the effects generated by any large system are caused by 20% of the variables in the system.

• is simply defined as “doing the most with the least. Finding the best solution to a problem often requires trade-offs among design criteria—cost, efficiency, safety, reliability, and aesthetics—and the social, environmental, and economic impacts of the solution

• means to examine the models, systems, processes, and elements of nature to design solutions to human problems.

• is when many designs are generated.

• means to redesign over and over again after receiving feedback or testing in order to continually improve the design.

Biomimicry

• means that approximately 80% of the effects generated by any large system are caused by 20% of the variables in the system.

• is simply defined as “doing the most with the least. Finding the best solution to a problem often requires trade-offs among design criteria—cost, efficiency, safety, reliability, and aesthetics—and the social, environmental, and economic impacts of the solution

• means to examine the models, systems, processes, and elements of nature to design solutions to human problems.

• is when many designs are generated.

• means to redesign over and over again after receiving feedback or testing in order to continually improve the design.

The Pareto Principle

• means that approximately 80% of the effects generated by any large system are caused by 20% of the variables in the system.

• is simply defined as “doing the most with the least. Finding the best solution to a problem often requires trade-offs among design criteria—cost, efficiency, safety, reliability, and aesthetics—and the social, environmental, and economic impacts of the solution

• means to examine the models, systems, processes, and elements of nature to design solutions to human problems.

• is when many designs are generated.

• means to redesign over and over again after receiving feedback or testing in order to continually improve the design.

Ideation Phase

• means that approximately 80% of the effects generated by any large system are caused by 20% of the variables in the system.

• is simply defined as “doing the most with the least. Finding the best solution to a problem often requires trade-offs among design criteria—cost, efficiency, safety, reliability, and aesthetics—and the social, environmental, and economic impacts of the solution

• means to examine the models, systems, processes, and elements of nature to design solutions to human problems.

• is when many designs are generated.

• means to redesign over and over again after receiving feedback or testing in order to continually improve the design.