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Project Manager: Industrial Designer:  Project Manager: Industrial Designer: Okay .
Project Manager: Okay everyone's ready .
User Interface: Hello .
Project Manager: So we are here for uh for uh functional design .
User Interface: Project Manager: Okay ? So we are here for the functional design meeting mm so first I will show the agenda so we will uh I will take notes during this meeting so I will try to summarise it and put that summary in the shared folder if you want to look at it afterwards
User Interface: Project Manager: so then uh each of you will uh lead a presentation on the task that has been required last time so user requirement specification , technical function design and working design . Then I will uh present you some new project requirements I received from uh the management board . Then we will take uh the decision on on the remote control uh needed functions and then I will assign you the task for the next part of the meeting . Of the of the process . So uh who want to start the the presentation of what they did ?
Industrial Designer: F do you want to start ?
User Interface: Make a start yeah .
Project Manager: You can start .
User Interface: So . Project Manager: User Interface: Cable , camera .
Project Manager: You have uh PowerPoint ?
User Interface: Should be in my in their folder no ?
Project Manager: Ah yeah maybe there . Okay .
User Interface: Up .
Project Manager: Who are you ? User Interface: Um at three I think .
Project Manager: User Interface: No ? Mm .
Project Manager: Ouch . And User Interface: Industrial Designer: Okay . Project Manager: We have a technical problem uh .
User Interface: Do we think w s in the in the wrong folder maybe ? It is possible .
Project Manager: You put it on Industrial Designer: No .
User Interface: It was somewhere in something like this . I don't remember the name actually must be something like messenger AMI or something .
Industrial Designer: What do you have in short cut ?
User Interface: Go up .
Industrial Designer: Participant two .
User Interface: Yeah go up .
Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: Again . No . Go back .
Project Manager: You have no User Interface: Uh maybe messenger AMI . Messenger .
Project Manager: Over . Okay .
User Interface: No . There is nothing .
Project Manager: There's no We have a technical problem .
User Interface: Let's go and check .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
User Interface: I'll go and check .
Industrial Designer: Otherwise , could you just describe by hand ?
User Interface: Okay .
Industrial Designer: With the the whiteboard ?
Project Manager: If you remember yeah
User Interface: Yeah . Yeah .
Project Manager: but that's User Interface: So uh . Basically what we want here is a remote control right .
Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: Yeah , so each of us has a role to do .
Marketing: Yeah
Project Manager: S
Marketing: I think assign your uh roles .
User Interface: In each Project Manager: For each for each one .
User Interface: We already have our role .
Marketing: For each person , yeah .
User Interface: 'Kay , we can Project Manager: So there are so we have three User Interface: So there are three kinds of designs , that's all .
Project Manager: f yeah . We have functional design , conceptual design , and detail design .
User Interface: Okay , alright . Project Manager: So , who will be the the responsible for the functional design ? Any any volunteer ?
Industrial Designer: I think our uh responsibilities will be assigned when we in our mail we received from the account manager .
User Interface: Yeah , yeah .
Industrial Designer: Uh
User Interface: I'm doing the interface .
Project Manager: You are doing th
Industrial Designer: No , I'm doing the interface . Project Manager: .
User Interface: Are you using the you are doing the in Industrial Designer: Yeah I I'm I'm Well , maybe we have okay so I industrial design . It was a little confusion about my uh Project Manager: User Interface: Ah  Industrial Designer: but it's alright .
Project Manager: Okay , I'll for industrial design .
User Interface: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: Okay . And and you Norman ?
User Interface: Mm ? Um working on i . User interface . Industrial Designer: User .
Project Manager: And And Marketing: Uh , I'm into marketing .
Project Manager: doing the marketing .
Marketing: yeah nothing much in the project .
Project Manager: Nothing related here to the Marketing: Marketing in this design .
User Interface: Yes .
Marketing: A design is basically for industrial design and the user interface .
Project Manager: User Interface: You see the second mail ? Yeah , it's inside . Go down . Appendix .
Marketing: Yeah , this is .
User Interface: See there's a role for everybody .
Marketing: Yeah , that's right ,
User Interface: Even for the marketing .
Marketing: first . us user define .
Project Manager: Next .
User Interface: But look at your role , your marketing role .
Marketing: There's a trend watching .
Project Manager: I don't know .
User Interface: Yeah , that's your role .
Project Manager: I .
User Interface: Should we maybe make a decision about what features we actually want to include ,
Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: 'cause we've thrown a lot of features onto the table , but do we actually want to incorporate all of them , or have we missed anything ?
Marketing: Hmm .
Industrial Designer: Do you wanna go back and look at the closing slide , maybe that would provide some guidance ?
User Interface: Sure .
Industrial Designer: Doesn't really tell us .
Project Manager: So not really this one we are talk ab
Marketing: Individual actions . Industrial Designer: Well it says individual actions ,
Project Manager: Yep .
Industrial Designer: it says user interf so I'm supposed to do the components concept , supposed to work on the user interface concept ,
User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: and you're supposed to keep watching the trends . Um and specific instructions will be sent by our our coach . I think we should do as many features as uh start with all of them right now
User Interface: I thought Industrial Designer: and eliminate them later in the process , that's my suggestion .
Project Manager: Okay , that will be great . And uh I'll send you the the minutes of meet
Industrial Designer: You can object if you want to User Interface: No , I I'm just thinking in terms of time ,
Marketing: She's objecting . User Interface: like if Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: Yes , now I'm objecting . No , I mean , I was just thinking is it really practical to start designing something with features that we're just gonna end up throwing away ? I mean , it takes a lot of time and effort for everyone to consider different features , um and s if we spend that time and effort on features that we're not gonna use , maybe it's better to spend it on the f thinking more about features that we actually do want , but Industrial Designer: I think we should take that as an action item for after the meeting ,
Marketing: Oh th we s we still have User Interface: guess Industrial Designer: 'cause w our meeting time has run out .
Marketing: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Somebody else has go to use this room ,
Marketing: Right .
User Interface: Sure .
Industrial Designer: and , you know , we can't hang out here
User Interface: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: and talk about this , so User Interface: Yeah . Sure .
Grad E: Hmm . Hmm . OK . And so I 've tried to come up with some initial things one could observe so who is the user ? Everything that has user comes from the user model everything that has situation comes from the situation model - A . We should be be clear . But when it comes to sort of writing down when you when you do these things is it here ? You sort of have to a write the values this can take .
Professor B: Right .
Grad E: And here I was really uh in some s sometimes I was really sort of standing in front of a wall feeling very stupid because um this case it 's pretty simple , but as we will see the other ones um for example if it 's a running budget so what are the discrete values of a running budget ? So maybe my understanding there is too impoverished .
Grad A: Hmm .
Professor B: No uh
Grad E: How can I write here that this is something , a number that cr keeps on changing ? But OK . Thus is understandable ?
Grad A: Think so .
Grad C: Yes .
Grad E: So here for example .
Professor B: You 've s have you seen this before at all Keith , these belief - net things ?
Grad A: Uh , no , but I think I 'm following it . So far .
Grad E: So here is the the we had that the user 's budget may influence the outcome of decisions .
Professor B: Yeah .
Grad D: Hmm .
Grad E: There we wanted to keep sort of a running total of things .
Grad D: Is this like a number that represents how much money they have left to spend ? OK , h well I mean how is it different from user finance ?
Grad E: Um the finance is sort of here thought of as as the financial policy a person carries out in his life , he is he cheap , average , or spendy ?
Grad D: Alright .
Grad E: And um I didn't come uh maybe a user I don't know , I didn't want to write greediness , but
Grad A: Yeah . Hmm .
Professor B: Or cheapness .
Grad E: Welcome .
Grad A: User thrift .
Grad E: Welcome .
Professor B: Thrift , that 's good .
Grad D: Yeah .
Professor B: Great .
Grad E: There it is .
Professor B: Yeah . So Keith w what 's behind this is actually a program that will once you fill all this in actually s solve your belief - nets for you and stuff .
Grad A: Mm - hmm .
Professor B: So this is not just a display , this is actually a GUI to a simulator that will if we tell it all the right things we 'll wind up with a functioning belief - net at the other end .
Grad A: OK . OK .
Grad E: And it 's so simple even I can use it .
Grad A: Wow , that is simple .
Grad E: OK , so here was OK , I can think of uh people being cheap , average , or spendy or we can even have a a finer scale moderately cheap ,
Professor B: Doesn't matter .
Grad E: doesn't matter . Agree there but here um I wasn't sure what to write in .

Summary: First, Grad E proposed a question about better discriminating the definition of user and situation models, and it was necessary to set values for the models. Then, they discussed the issues in terms of the user's running budget, which was vital for the outcome of decisions. They tried to design a set of terms to describe the user's financial policy, such as thrift, average, spendy, or more finer scale ones.
Grad B: So Friday , Monday
Grad A: Yeah .
Grad B: Monday .
Grad A: Yeah .
Grad B: So . OK , that 's Tuesday .
Grad A: Yeah .
Grad B: Like {comment} th that 's the conclusion . OK .
Professor C: Yeah .
Grad E: So , you your dance card is completely filled now ?
Grad A: Shoot .
Grad D: Mm - hmm .
Grad B: Yeah , and I have nothing to do this weekend but work .
Grad E: Why don't Grad B: No , that 's not really true ,
Grad A: Bummer .
Grad B: but like Grad D: What about What about DDR ?
Grad B: It 's almost true .
Grad F :
Grad B: Oh , I don't have it this weekend , so , tsk {comment} don't have to worry about that .
Grad D: Mmm .
Professor C: DDR , he asked ?
Grad B: Speaking of dance , Dance Dance Revolution I can't believe I 'm It 's a it 's like a game , but it 's for , like , dancing . Hard to It 's like karaoke , but for dancing , and they tell you what It 's amazing . It 's so much fun . Yeah , it 's so good . My friend has a home version and he brought it over , and we are so into it . It 's so amazing . Well , y you know of it ? I i i it 's one of your hobbies ? It 's great exercise , I must say . I can't wait to hear this . Uh - huh . Oh , definitely . They have , like , places instead of like Yeah , instead of karaoke bars now that have , like , DDR , like Yeah , yeah , I didn't until I started hanging out with this friend , who 's like " Oh , well , I can bring over the DDR if you want . " Oh , oh , Dance Dance Revolution OK . He actually brought a clone called Stepping Selection , but it 's just as good . So . Anyw
Marketing: you know , well maybe we have to move along , okay .
Project Manager: yeah , we have to move along , but I think we have some good good points to start with here .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , good point .
Project Manager: Okay , the next meeting will be in thirty minutes . I think you all did you get uh notices on your computer for this ? Okay so well , you got the notice um
Industrial Designer: Me yeah .
User Interface: Yes .
Project Manager: uh . The working design , I guess that's the function I_D_ uh who is this ? The industrial designer That's you .
Industrial Designer: Yeah . Yeah , it's functional de yeah , exactly , technical .
Project Manager: Okay . So , we looking for a working design when we come back .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: Industrial Designer: Uh working design , yeah , it's it's uh mainly technical-functional design .
Project Manager: Then And then the technical funct you are the technical function ,
Industrial Designer: Yeah , functional design ,
Project Manager: so so you are the working design .
Industrial Designer: and you Project Manager: So you have a working design and then a functional design .
User Interface: Okay .
Project Manager: And the marketing manager is coming up with some user requirement specification , like friendliness , and what we just discussed in general . That would be your idea . And , of course , price . That it , that it , that the price is a good price . I mean , the price is given , but , that was Marketing: Mm-hmm . We have to justify that price by having sufficient features to make it sell at that price .
Project Manager: That's right . That's right .
User Interface: Project Manager: And , you know , specifi you you will get specific um instructions for that . I think that's the end of the show . Yeah . So um we have well , we have a twen two two two three minutes . Um any questions at this point ? Or uh suggestions ?
Marketing: Mm .
Project Manager: I think basically basically you will get instructions to work with and if you have any questions uh , uh I guess , you can uh User Interface: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: Okay , I think I have enough to think about 'til our next meeting .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , even I have .
Marketing: How about you people ?
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
User Interface: Yes .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , even I have , I think , yeah .
Marketing: Really ? Okay . 'Kay .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , so let's see .
Marketing: Alright , well uh Project Manager: Then uh we see you in about thirty minutes . And see what we can come up with .
User Interface: Yes .
Industrial Designer: Hmm .
User Interface: Okay .
Marketing: Okay , very good .
Project Manager: Okay ?
User Interface: Yes .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: Hmm .
Project Manager: Okay ? Right . Experience with a remote control . Any of you use of remote control for a television or D_V_D_ or something ? You're both nodding ,
Industrial Designer: That that that's the sorta product we're talking about , one that will work for a in a home environment , for a T_V_s and Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: all three . Well I've seen some remote controls that are for more than one device at a time , but I also have heard about them not working well or not well co-ordinated and you wind up working with this one for thi this three and then this one over here for another .
User Interface: It is true that you always sit around you know , you're sitting on your sofa and you wanna change something , there's five different remotes , and one for the D_V_D_ and one for the video and one for cable and one for whatever else .
Industrial Designer: Marketing: Mm-hmm . Y yeah .
Project Manager: And they don't always talk to each other .
User Interface: But I presume this is t I presume this is just for television .
Project Manager: Don't know . Okay .
Marketing: Project Manager: Are there any um ideas for the remote ? What would it be for and what group would be be for ? We have to think about that one .
Marketing: We could make a Hello Kitty
Industrial Designer: Marketing: themed remote .
Project Manager: User Interface: I think one in b bright colours would be good . Marketing: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: I think one that works would be good . Marketing: We could totally go for the Japan-a-mation . Well I mean there's also the cachet that um uh the Japanese make great products . Electrical their industrial design is very good .
User Interface: I think one that doesn't have lots of superfluous functions . Like I've got one at home that has well , apart from the obvious , channels , channel up , channel down , volume ,
Marketing: Yeah .
User Interface: you know , subtitles , mute , there's a lotta buttons that I've got no idea what they do , like .
Project Manager: Marketing: Well , that's a really good point ,
Project Manager: Okay .
Marketing: because I think one of the things that being somewhat computer literate , we tend to um go to menus and then make choices , you know , so if it's like an uh volume button , you know , you can go in and say mute or or volume . We don't need to have like the l the numbers if we also have uh uh channel up channel down .
User Interface: Mm .
Project Manager: Mm . Okay .
Marketing: Mm . We can make it smart like an iPod , you know , make everything menus .

Summary: User Interface presumed that the remote control was only for the television, and suggested that the technical functions should be simple and removed the superfluous functions. They also suggested setting the theme of the remote control as Hello Kitty, and making it in bright colours.
Project Manager: That's it . So that was two . Now next . The budget . The b Uh we will sell the t at twenty five Euros . And we have only twenty of twelve and a half Euro to make it . So now we have to think about what we will make . First I wanna hear from you . Uh what are your experiences with remote controls . So Industrial Designer: Uh I will start .
Project Manager: F first .
Industrial Designer: Uh  Marketing: Industrial Designer: Big one , they are uh not easy to use . Um I have one set and uh a remote control , when I dropped it , uh it broke . So that won't be uh our goal , I think .
User Interface: No .
Industrial Designer: And uh g big buttons , m uh that's easier to use than uh I think . Not all the small buttons , you don't know Project Manager: Is this positive or negative , that uh big buttons ?
Industrial Designer: Big buttons , positive .
Project Manager: Positive .
Industrial Designer: All all small buttons like when you have uh like a hundred buttons on your remote control , you won't know what they're working for .
Project Manager: Okay . What are your experiences ?
User Interface: Uh well I think the the the goal of a remote control is that it's it it has an influence on the T_V_ set .
Project Manager: Mm .
User Interface: And that it controls the channels and the the volume . And uh I I I think it's positive if there's a a LED uh uh a LED on the corner of the of the remote . So that you know it s it still has batteries on it in it . And that if you push the button the LED uh gives a light , and uh and you see that it's working . And uh yeah . Uh Project Manager: So and do they always have that ?
User Interface: Yeah , but No no no . But I my my experience is that it it it's convenient to have that .
Project Manager: It's easy to you .
User Interface: Yeah . Yeah .
Project Manager: Okay . 'Kay .
Marketing: Uh at home we have a T_V_ , a video uh recorder , a D_V_D_ player , and a satellite receiver . We have uh four distinctive remote controls for that .
Industrial Designer: Thank you .
Marketing: That's not really ea easy .
Industrial Designer: Help also . Thank you .
Marketing: So it would be nice if we have one for all . And we also had a remote control for our radio set . But um i it it had a lot of buttons on it , and you didn't know which one was what . And it was uh uh v not easy to use . So we n barely used it .
Project Manager: Okay so they have too much . So next .
User Interface: Hmm .
Project Manager: For our own remote control we have to think how do we make it . So what ideas do you have for it , for the new remote control ? What what does it have to have ? 

Summary: Industrial Designer suggested that big size devices are hard to use and easily broken while a big button is more useful compared to a hundred small buttons. User Inter face believed that a LED on the remote control device helps the users know the battery usage and the device is working well. Marketing thought it would be convenient if one remote control could control all the devices. All these are accepted by the whole team.