产品工业设计方法探讨——~Representatins f Design Thinking.pdfVIP

Representations of Design Thinking - A Review of Recent Studies Yukari NAGAI*, Linda CANDY**, Ernest EDMONDS*** *Tsukuba College of Technology C/o Dep t. Design 4-3-15Amakubo Tsukuba-shi Ibaraki 305-0005 JAPAN, nagai@a.tsukuba-tech.ac.jp ** University of Sy dney C/o Key Center of Design Comp uting and Cognition Wilkinson Building G04 NS W 2006 A USTRALIA, linda@ *** University of Technology, Sy dney C/o Faculty of Inf ormation Technology PO Box 123 Broadway NS W 2007 A USTRALIA, ernest@ Abstract : In this paper, the authors describe how the design thinking process can be represented drawing upon on a review of recent studies of design practice and designer creativity. The representation of creative design and how the resulting models can be applied to the design of computer support systems and to design education are discussed significant research, which has represented design thinking, was examined. One approach to design thinking is to extract the features of the designers strategic knowledge, for which comparative studies between expert designers and novices are useful. Also, controlled experimental studies may be adopted in order to understand the nature of the idea generation process. Candy s model of the technologists contribution to human creativity is intended to assist the design of computer supported creativity. Another important research area is focused on time lines in the design thinking process and Lawson has described such processes in terms of parallel lines of thought. From research by Nagai an