Design Technology

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What is the starting point of the design process?

It begins with a need, opportunity, or problem.

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How does the design process vary across different settings?

The process differs in domestic, community, industrial, and commercial settings.

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What role does collaboration play in design?

Collaboration can improve a design.

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Give an example of a design that illustrates the concept 'Design is Everywhere'.

Examples include the Sydney Opera House, solar panels, and fashion trends.

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What is the most popular job field in design as of 2023?

Product Design, which encompasses UX, UI, coding, project management, and problem-solving.

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What are the key stages of the design process?

Exploration, Understanding, Designing, Prototyping, Evolution, Evaluation.

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What does 'Design Thinking' entail?

It is a mindset that actions/ideas can make a difference, exploring 'what if' and generating suggestions.

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What are the stages of the Design Production Process?

Identifying needs, Design Brief, Constraints, Research, Specification, Inspiration, Initial Ideas, Adaptations.

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What factors affect design?

Factors include needs, appropriateness, function, aesthetics, finance, ergonomics, work health & safety, quality, environmental consequences, obsolescence, and life-cycle analysis.

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What does 'obsolescence' refer to in design?

It refers to when products are replaced, including 'built-in obsolescence' designed to fail.

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What is Life-Cycle Analysis (LCA)?

It evaluates all resources used from design to disposal, aiming to eliminate waste by repurposing resources.

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What are the three main manufacturing processes?

Subtractive Processes, Additive Processes, and Formation/Deformation Processes.

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What is the difference between domestic and industrial production settings?

Domestic is small-scale or one-off production, while industrial involves large-scale production using sophisticated techniques.

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What are some benefits of technology in design and production?

Benefits include efficiency, effectiveness, precision, and new capabilities.

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What are some negatives of technology in design and production?

Negatives include high initial setup costs, replacement of low-skilled workers, and potential for industrial pollution.

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What is the importance of quality in production?

Quality measures excellence and is linked to durability, cost, brand reputation, materials, and manufacturing processes.

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What does sustainability in design entail?

Meeting today's needs without compromising future resources, minimizing carbon footprint, and considering disposal.

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What is the significance of personal values in design?

Personal values influence acceptance of designs and are shaped by upbringing, lifestyle, and culture.

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How do cultural beliefs impact design?

Cultural beliefs influence acceptance and sensitivity in design, especially in multicultural contexts.

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What is the role of safety and health in design?

Designs must protect production workers and final users, complying with safety standards.

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What does equity mean in the context of design?

Striving for equal access for all, including those with disabilities or financial challenges.

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What is the purpose of the design process?

The design process leads to a final product, while the production process begins after the idea is finalized.

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What is the impact of design on the individual, society, and environment?

All products, systems, and environments impact these areas, necessitating consideration of their consequences.

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What is the role of evaluation in the design and production processes?

Evaluation occurs throughout to ensure quality and effectiveness.

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What is the significance of ergonomics in design?

Ergonomics examines the relationship between the user and their environment, ensuring comfort and usability.

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What are the key verbs associated with design tasks?

Identify, Explain, Categorise, Examine, Define, Describe.

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What is the goal of a Life Cycle Analysis (LCA)?

To evaluate the environmental impact of a product from design to disposal.