DT p57-60

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These flashcards cover key concepts, definitions, and applications related to design thinking and communication as discussed in the lecture notes.

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What is the importance of sketching in design communication?

Sketching is essential for communication between designers and stakeholders, allowing for the recording and communicating of ideas more effectively than words.

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What role does annotation play in sketching?

Adding annotation to sketches helps communicate vital information such as size, features, function, structure, and materials.

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What is CAD and its primary uses?

Computer-Aided Design (CAD) is used to develop ideas, generate working drawings, and model prototypes.

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What is the purpose of quick 2D or 3D sketches?

They are used to explore design concepts and show layouts of technical elements.

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Describe perspective drawing.

Perspective drawing is a 3D drawing method that adds realism by using receding sizes for distant elements.

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What is an isometric drawing?

An isometric drawing is a pictorial drawing method where horizontal lines slope at 30° to the horizontal.

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What are annotated storyboard sketches used for?

Annotated storyboard sketches show the context and anticipated user interaction, helping to optimize the design.

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What materials are typically used for sketch models?

Easy-to-work materials like foam, wire, and card are commonly used to construct quick models for feedback.

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What is the function of mathematical modeling in design?

Mathematical modeling uses simulation software to predict performance and optimize designs before manufacture.

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What are working drawings?

Working drawings include detailed orthographic views and enough information to facilitate the manufacture of a design solution.

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What is a flowchart?

A flowchart is a diagrammatic representation of a process using standardized symbols, commonly used for manufacturing or quality control.

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How do detailed models and prototypes differ from sketch models?

Detailed models and prototypes are made with resistant materials and can check usability, function, and aesthetics compared to quick sketch models.