- AEarly 20th century
- BMid-20th century
- CLate 20th century
- DEarly 21st century
Design Thinking Methodologies - Quiz
- AA shift towards participatory and user-centered design processes
- B A focus on the development of new design tools and techniques
- C A focus on the study of design history
- D A focus on the impact of design on society
- AThe principles, practices and procedures of designing
- BThe development of new design tools and techniques
- CThe study of design history
- D The study of the impact of design on society
- AA shift towards argumentative, participatory processes
- BA return to traditional design methods
- C The rise of user-centered design
- D The development of artificial intelligence in design
- ADrawing
- B Brainstorming
- C Industrialization
- D Prototyping
- AClarification of the task, Conceptual design, Embodiment design, and Detail design
- BDiscover, Define, Develop, and Deliver
- CAnalytical phase, Creative phase, and Executive phase
- D Stating Objectives, Investigating User Behaviour, Interviewing Users, and Checklists
- AVerein Deutscher Ingenieure
- BAmerican Society of Mechanical Engineers
- CJapanese Society for the Science of Design
- DThe Design Society
- ADesign Methods
- BSystematic Method for Designers
- CDesign Science
- DDesign Science Methodology
- A Engineering design
- B Architectural design
- C Industrial design
- DProduct design
- A Max Wertheimer
- B L. Bruce Archer
- C John E. Arnold
- D Robert McKim
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- A. Early 20th century
- B. Mid-20th century
- C. Late 20th century
- D. Early 21st century
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New procedures for design emerged in the mid-20th century, as a response to industrialization and mass-production that changed the nature of designing.
- A. A shift towards participatory and user-centered design processes
- B. A focus on the development of new design tools and techniques
- C. A focus on the study of design history
- D. A focus on the impact of design on society
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In the 1970s, there was some reaction against the rationality of design methods, which led to a shift towards more participatory and user-centered design processes. This led to the development of participatory design, user centered design and the role of design thinking as a creative process in problem solving
- A. The principles, practices and procedures of designing
- B. The development of new design tools and techniques
- C. The study of design history
- D. The study of the impact of design on society
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Design methodology is the broader study of method in design, and it is focused on studying the principles, practices and procedures of designing.
- A. A shift towards argumentative, participatory processes
- B. A return to traditional design methods
- C. The rise of user-centered design
- D. The development of artificial intelligence in design
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The criticisms against rationalized approaches to design problem-solving led to a shift towards argumentative, participatory processes in which designers worked in partnership with the problem stakeholders (clients, customers, users, the community). This led to participatory design, user-centered design, and the role of design thinking as a creative process in problem solving and innovation.
- A. Drawing
- B. Brainstorming
- C. Industrialization
- D. Prototyping
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The given data mentions that conventional procedures of design, such as drawing, can be regarded as design methods, but new procedures developed since the 1950s are grouped under the name of "design methods". Industrialization is not a design method but rather a process of mass-production.
- A. Clarification of the task, Conceptual design, Embodiment design, and Detail design
- B. Discover, Define, Develop, and Deliver
- C. Analytical phase, Creative phase, and Executive phase
- D. Stating Objectives, Investigating User Behaviour, Interviewing Users, and Checklists
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The text states that this is the systematic model for engineering design by Pahl and Beitz.
- A. Verein Deutscher Ingenieure
- B. American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- C. Japanese Society for the Science of Design
- D. The Design Society
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Explanation:
The text states that this association played a role in the development of systematic engineering design methods.
- A. Design Methods
- B. Systematic Method for Designers
- C. Design Science
- D. Design Science Methodology
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The text states that L. Bruce Archer produced this model in his book.
- A. Engineering design
- B. Architectural design
- C. Industrial design
- D. Product design
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Explanation:
In architectural design, process models tend to be cyclical and spiral, with iteration as essential to progression towards a final design.
- A. Max Wertheimer
- B. L. Bruce Archer
- C. John E. Arnold
- D. Robert McKim
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Explanation:
L. Bruce Archer broadened the scope of conventional design thinking to incorporate knowledge of ergonomics, cybernetics, marketing, and management science.