Bimestral 701

¿What is wood?

• Wood is a material made from cellulose and recycled paper

• Wood is a material made from pulp of streets and recycled paper

• Wood is a material made of trees stem after being processed

• Wood is the obtained material from recycling paper and pulp of fruits

Among the properties of wood, it can be mentioned that it is a material with poor insulation, so it has good conductivity.

• True

• False

What are derivatives of wood?

• Paper

• Cardboard

• Cork

• All of the above

Design Thinking is...

• ...a user-centered methodology for solving complex problems and developing innovative solutions

• ... a design methodology for building things using separate parts, or "modules," that can be connected and rearranged.

• ...a design methodology for creating solutions based on the product.

• ...a non-cooperative user-centered methodology to create 3D designs

Modular Design is...

• ...a user-centered methodology for solving complex problems and developing innovative solutions

• ... a design methodology for building things using separate parts, that can be connected and rearranged.

• ...a design methodology for creating solutions based on the product.

• ...a non-cooperative user-centered methodology to create 3D designs

The phases of Design Thinking are:

• Empathize
  Create

  Motivate

  Ideate

  Prototype

• Thinking

  Designing

  Construction

  Correction

  Improvement

• Empathize

  Define

  Ideate

  Prototyping

  Test

• Empathize

  Define

  Ideate

  Correction

  Improvement

During the Ideation Phase on Design Thinking, activities to do are:

• 1.Creating a brainstorm about problems of the environment

  2.Selecting the problem to solve

• • 1.Clear definition of the problem to be addressed (Statement of the Problem or Design Question).

  • 2.List of success criteria for the solution.

  • 3. Updated Empathy Map or affinity diagrams summarizing the findings of the Empathy phase.

• • 1.Record of testing sessions with users, including observations, comments and feedback.

  • 2.Analysis of testing results and how they will influence future design iterations.

• • 1.Record of all ideas generated during brainstorming sessions.

  • 2.Selection of the best ideas and justification of the choice.

  • 3.Description of how the selected ideas relate to the defined problem.

Prototypes can be intangible (non-physical)

• True

• False

Select the principles of Modular Design

• Easy docking

• Fast distribution

• Size of modules

• Shared Modules

There are two ways to show a modular design:

• Assembled and dispatched

• Exploded and assembled

• Expanded and contracted

• 3D design and Tinkercad