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Project Manager: Mm for a production cost of mm twelve fifty Euros maximum . 'Kay . So any of you have experience in remote controls ? Industrial Designer: Mm yeah .
Marketing: Uh yes , we have plenty at home .
Project Manager: Industrial Designer: Marketing: In fact , my daughter likes l   remote controls .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: That User Interface: Mm . To eat ? Industrial Designer: Marketing: To eat ? Yeah , mainly , and to break . Project Manager:  So that could be a great um application .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: Remote controls children proof . Mm mm-hmm .
Marketing: Mm-hmm . Yeah .
User Interface: Children proof .
Marketing: Ye ye yeah .
User Interface: Hmm .
Marketing: So she likes uh buttons which make click ,
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , pret
Project Manager: Marketing: so it has to click .
Project Manager: So they have to be waterproof maybe ?
Marketing: It has to be uh wha baby proof Project Manager: 'Cause they eat she ate it . Industrial Designer: Marketing: yeah but mainly it has to be very robust
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Marketing: because even if she's not very tall she's uh high enough so that uh when she throw it away it's uh Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: Industrial Designer: Ah .
Marketing: So it has to be very robust .
User Interface: Okay , unbreakable .
Marketing: Unbreakable , yeah .
User Interface: Uh-huh .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , we have some child lock or something , yeah .
Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Marketing: And uh it has to be nice looking ,
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: colourful , maybe Project Manager: Colourful , yeah mm .
User Interface: Colourful ? That's not practical .
Marketing: colourful , because uh nobody has colourful remote control
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: No , that's a good idea .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , it's always black or yeah .
Marketing: , they're always black , yeah ,
Project Manager: Mm mm-mm .
User Interface: No .
Marketing: but this one could be I dunno , purple or b
Project Manager: Yeah . User Interface: But how gonna okay , just uh but it's uh monochrome it's n it's not like Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: Yeah , yeah .
Project Manager: No ,
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: because you think , why not .
User Interface: Otherwise you will never find it .
Marketing: One colour .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: Yeah , yeah .
Industrial Designer: Yeah even we can change colours , no ? Like the uh
Marketing: Oh like the phones ,
Industrial Designer: like the phones and these things we c yeah .
Marketing: yeah , it could change colours , yeah .
User Interface: Cool .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: At least for children like one colour and . User Interface: Ch
Marketing: Yeah . Project Manager: Good idea .
Marketing: Good .
Industrial Designer: And it should be really small and .
Project Manager: Small also ? Don't you think Industrial Designer: Huh not so big like yeah .
Project Manager: Okay . Um welcome to our second meeting . This is the functional design meeting . And I hope you all had a good individual working time . Okay , let's get started . Okay , here's the agenda for the meeting . After the opening um I am going to fulfil the role of secretary , take the meeting minutes . And we're gonna have three presentations , one from each of you . Then we're gonna discuss some new project requirements . Um gonna come to a decision on the functions of the remote control . And then we're gonna close up the meeting . And we're gonna do this all in about forty minutes . Okay . First I want to discuss the goals of this meeting . First we need to determine the user requirements and the question that we can ask ourselves is what needs and desires are to be fulfilled by this remote control . And then we're going to determine the technical functions , what is the effect of the apparatus , what actually is it supposed to do , what do people pick up the remote and use it for . And then lastly we're going to determine its working design , how exactly will it perform its functions , that's the whole technical side of 'Kay I'll just give you a minute , 'cause it looks like you're making some notes .
User Interface: Project Manager: 'Kay . Oh , well let's go ahead and ,
User Interface:  Project Manager: back , previous .
User Interface: Project Manager: So what I wanna do right now is hear from all three of you , on your research that you just did . Who would like to start us off ? 'Kay .
User Interface: I don't mind going first .
Project Manager: Okay . Um do you have a PowerPoint or no ?
User Interface: Yeah , it's in the should be in the m Project .
Project Manager: Okay .
Marketing: Do you want us to do our PowerPoints now or User Interface: You know you could you could do it yourself actually .
Project Manager: Oh .
Industrial Designer: Did you send it ?
Project Manager: Save it in the project documents .
User Interface: Put it in Project Documents ,
Project Manager: Okay .
User Interface: yeah .
Project Manager: Mm-mm-mm . This one ?
User Interface: Sure . Project Manager: Okay .
User Interface: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Okay . Great .
Sian Gwenllian AM: And finally, therefore, looking at overseas providers. Currently, of course, universities can award their degrees to students being taught by providers overseas. We know this created problems for the University of Wales in 2011. They faced a scandal; that's probably the best word to use there. Will the new Bill address these issues?
Kirsty Williams AM: Well, certainly transnational education does present real opportunities for Welsh institutions, but if not managed appropriately and regulated appropriately can cause real risks to reputation to our sector. When I meet with vice-chancellors in universities in different parts of the world, and when I am visiting different countries, one of the great things that I'm able to say is that we have a sector that provides fantastic quality of teaching, excellence in research and a wonderful student experience, and that is undermined if institutions find themselves undertaking TNE activities that put that at risk. So, it's an important consideration for the health of the whole sector that any TNE undertaken by a Welsh institution has the appropriate quality guarantees built into that because it's a problem not just for an individual institution, but it could undermine the very strong reputation that the Welsh sector has as a whole. Huw, was there anything further about TNE?
Huw Morris: Well, just to say that we are live to that, as I know HEFCW and the QAA are. We've had conversations with both in the recent past. There is quality assurance of offshore activity through the QAA. When they visit institutions with their reviews they will look at a selection of those overseas activities and there are periodic thematic reviews of the activity in particular countries. I think we would hope and believe that HEFCW, in its conversations with the QAA, would be keeping that under review to minimise the risk and maximise the opportunities.
Sian Gwenllian AM: So, you're not actually looking to use the new legislation to strengthen the regulation around this.
Huw Morris: The arrangements at the moment are that HEFCW uses the QAA to do the reviews and the inspections. I don't think we're currently looking to mandate the detail of how that should happen. The system at the moment works through co-operation between the institutions and the regulator to make sure the quality assurance system is improving and enhancing things. I think we would look to that as a primary mechanism.
User Interface: Oh , something like that .
Industrial Designer: Yes .
Marketing: uh m my ki my kids uh I don't want my kids to watch that ,
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: then you set the priority to only parents ,
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: Okay , yeah .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
User Interface: Well b but make it a separate option in the menu ,
Industrial Designer: Yeah , that would b
Marketing: for example . But Industrial Designer: Yeah , that .
User Interface: so that it's it's dif dis displayed from uh displayed here ,
Marketing: Yeah okay , but but yeah , that's just
User Interface: so uh parents uh Marketing: that's an a an added feature .
Project Manager: Yeah . Okay . But let's not uh go too wide about the those things , that's that why we're here .
Industrial Designer: Marketing: Yeah , th th those things are nice . Project Manager: It's it's a nice idea , but I think that's we wel later in the stage . I've one little question about um a total touch screen or uh um a p
Marketing: Partial .
Project Manager: yeah , a partial , uh because I think uh elderly people may be uh not used to uh a touch screen , so they want the the the normal functions like teletext , volume changing , um uh to be uh , yeah , kinda traditionals
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: uh and uh the the the the other functions , the more difficult functions uh to be uh maybe on the touch screen ,
Marketing: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: but to keep this as uh normal as possible , to keep it accessible .
Marketing: Yeah , but but if you display it on L_C_D_ screen with r r really big numbers
User Interface: Yeah , you can de display it on the on the old style .
Marketing: that's just as e just as easy .
Industrial Designer: Uh . I I do User Interface: You can display actual buttons on the touch screens .
Project Manager: Yeah . Yeah , that's true , that's true .
Industrial Designer: Uh I do agree ,
Marketing: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: because well , it's just not the same when you touch a touch screen
User Interface: Yeah , okay .
Industrial Designer: or when you touch a button , but well we have to look at what's our target uh audience .
Marketing: Yeah , it's different .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: W we are aiming for younger people
Project Manager: Yeah , that's true , yeah .
Industrial Designer: and they they chose Marketing: Yeah , age b below forty .
Project Manager: Yeah , yeah yeah , yeah , that's a good point . Yep .
Industrial Designer: So that's that's probably uh a Marketing: And th those young people , yeah . Y you saw it in my marketing report , they like the new fancy stuff ,
Project Manager: Mm-hmm . They like the fancy stuff , yeah . That's true .
Marketing: so A touch screen , like Microsoft al already developed something like that for uh uh multi-media applications .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Marketing: I th I think we can do that too .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Okay . Yeah . That's okay . That's okay .
Marketing: Industrial Designer: Okay .
Project Manager: Am I starting now ? Anytime ? Oh sorry . 'Kay , um . Alright , welcome back fro to the second meeting . And um I hope you had a productive last thirty minutes .
User Interface: Project Manager: Um , and um , I'll be taking minutes on this one , and um Being hooked up to the PowerPoint for this meeting isn't very necessary for uh myself , because it'll be more about uh , what you guys are bringing to the meeting today . Um , so , the first presentation we'll be looking at is Poppy's presentation . And , um So , sorry ? So , um , take it away Poppy .
Industrial Designer: Okay . Um , do I need to  Project Manager: It's , it's plugged in . So , um Industrial Designer: plugged in .
User Interface: F_ eight , w . Function F_ eight .
Industrial Designer: F_ okay . Function F_ eight . Sorry about this guys .
Project Manager: No problem .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: 'Kay . is on . Right . Okay . I will take this time just to apologise .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: I , I only , uh , received my emails later on . 'Cause I was too busy carried away doing my own thing ,
Marketing: Industrial Designer: which is not obviously not a very good part of a team-working thing .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: But there we go .
Project Manager: I'm sure it's fine .
Industrial Designer: Um , so I was looking at how we're going to go about the working design , and what we actually need to do , and what the remote control needs to do . And it needs to um allow a person to have a portable desi device , so they can control the television from wherever they are . They don't need to actually manually touch the television set . So , it gives them much more flexibility , and allows them to be where they want to be . Um , from Uh , on a functional side of things , we found out that wh from our previous meeting , we decided that there're certain points that will make our product unique . Um , one is the visibility in the dark , which was um Genevieve's idea . So we need to think about how we could bring this in um technically . And we could use illuminated buttons , which we are all familiar with when we're using a mobile phone , or um something fam familiar . A automatically , um lights up at first touch . Or we could use fluorescent materials which would just um take in the light during the day , and then as soon as they go off they would glow in the dark . Um , also we could use um an alarm . So if we lost the um remote control , perhaps there could be a button on the television set itself , which you could press , and then an alarm from the handset would sound where it was , hopefully in the room . Maybe behind a cushion or somewhere .
Project Manager: User Interface:
Industrial Designer: Well you can still i incorporate the voice with with less buttons . I mean uh if the power button was also somehow like a menu button you could press that and or do voice commands , and either volume thing could also be to scroll through other options like y and you could scroll through brightness
Project Manager: Uh  Marketing: Yeah ,
Industrial Designer: and and sc
Marketing: that's a good idea .
Industrial Designer: and then you can you can minimise the buttons
User Interface: Yeah , I suppose I sup
Industrial Designer: and still have those , you know , brightness and tint and stuff .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: If we we're I mean I'm getting a clear message that we think that we should have those facilities available .
User Interface: So I guess we could have a menu button as well .
Industrial Designer: Yeah User Interface: We could have the channels and the power and then a menu button and then the volume .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
User Interface: So have four buttons and the volume instead of three buttons and the volume .
Project Manager: Uh uh uh
Marketing: Project Manager: Okay , if we if we're going down that route , then we need some sort of display . Do we need some sort of display ?
Industrial Designer: But the television would be the display
Project Manager: We actually use the television , okay . Okay , okay , okay .
User Interface: Yeah , that's on the T_V_ , yeah .
Industrial Designer: that things like that usually c pop up on a televi like you hit menu
User Interface: Yeah , and then y
Industrial Designer: and menu will come up on television and have like tint brightness , and you'd use the scroll , scroll through it yeah .
Marketing: Well I mean
Project Manager: Yep .
Marketing: on a onto like a mouse , the ru the scrolling button , is actually a button as well , you could press it , you could press that and have it as a menu button .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , yeah , that's true .
User Interface: Yeah , press that is t
Industrial Designer: I never understood how that worked though ,
User Interface: yeah , that might work .
Project Manager: Industrial Designer: but yeah . User Interface: Yeah , it's like um yeah , it's like the mouse where you just kinda click it . You just press it .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , mm .
User Interface: Yeah , and you could just click that to so if you had like the menu then you could scroll through and then click it to select .
Industrial Designer: Mm , oka yeah . Yeah .
User Interface: You know what I mean ?
Marketing: Uh yeah .
Project Manager: we're ready to close . Um will be completed q questionnaire , um then we'll have some time for individual work to continue our research um and I'll put some minutes of this meeting together . Um your individual assignments are for um Kate to do the components , for you , Steph , to do the user interface and for you the trend-watching . Um and each of us will get help from our coach . Are we agreed to get ourselves together and then have lunch ?
User Interface: Yes .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Sounds good .
Project Manager: Then that's the end of this meeting . And I hope that's good enough for her to tell her that's the end . Okay ?
Industrial Designer: Okay .
User Interface: We didn't come to any sort of decision on the functions though .
Project Manager: Well I think I went over the functions and wrote them down and marked them .
User Interface: Alright , well that's fine then .
Project Manager: Um that's what I went over and nobody was objecting to them .
Marketing: Okay . Um and you'd mentioned I I was just gonna say , could you reiterate the new project requirements ,
Project Manager: Okay .
Marketing: because it they were it has to be for a T_V_ , just to keep myself Project Manager: Um the teletext is outdated ,
Industrial Designer: So we're still in meeting , aren't we ? Project Manager: the internet is important ,
Marketing: Yeah , I think I've Project Manager: it's only to be for a T_V_ and it must include the corporate image , colour and slogan um
Marketing: Okay .
Project Manager: which I think is more in the user uh range , with Steph .
User Interface: Mm . Sorry , what what actually are these is that the yellow and black ?
Project Manager: It doesn't tell me .
Marketing: Mm .
User Interface: From their I'll just use it from their website .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm . Okay ?
User Interface: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Okay .
Marketing: Right . Thank you .
Marketing: Hello . Project Manager: Marketing: Dang it .
Project Manager: And then you have to place your laptop exactly on the marked spot .
Marketing: Alright .
User Interface: Project Manager: It's important to place your laptop exactly on the marked spot over here .
User Interface: Okay . No , that's okay . Joost , your mouse .
Marketing: What ?
User Interface: No mouse needed ?
Marketing: I've got a touch-pad .
User Interface: Mm .
Marketing: Do you know how how I can wake it up ?
User Interface: A touch-pad ?
Marketing: No , my laptop .
User Interface: Slap it .
Marketing: You with your brilliant ideas . I don't know if I can touch the power button . Do you know how how I can wake it up ?
User Interface: Is Project Manager: No . Yeah . Try the power button .
Marketing: Oh .
User Interface: Marketing: Come on , move it .
User Interface: Um Marketing: Now , wake up , bitch .
Project Manager: Huh .
User Interface: F_ five . F_ five .
Industrial Designer: I've lost my screen . Uh  Marketing: Yeah , so did I .
User Interface: I don't .
Marketing: I closed it . That wasn that wasn't very smart , I guess .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Marketing: Come on . Get back to me . Yes .
Industrial Designer: Yes .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: I closed the Marketing: I closed it .
User Interface: You've got your name . Project Manager: Yeah , my name is name .
Marketing: No , I didn't restart it , I just closed it . Yes .
User Interface: Hope it working .
Marketing: Alright .
Industrial Designer: No .
User Interface: Never close your laptop .
Project Manager: Yeah ? Everybody's ready ?
User Interface: Yeah .
Marketing: Great . Thanks .
Marketing: W What does I_D_V_I_D_N_M_E_ stand for ?
Project Manager: Industrial Designer um which is Marketing: Ah ri okay . these are requirement specification .
Project Manager: Um .
Industrial Designer: That's Mm .
Marketing: And I'm marketing .
Project Manager: Yeah , there you go . So  User Interface Designer , that's that's
User Interface: That's me . Okay .
Project Manager: that's you , so you gotta you go , you're you're gonna be the one that's working out what what buttons we need . Um .
User Interface: Right . Right .
Project Manager: Industrial Designer , you are the one , you know , you're gonna be working out kind of box it goes in , I guess so , um whether it's what goes into the box , somehow .
Industrial Designer: Mm . Har how it works an
Project Manager: And in marketing Industrial Designer: Bu
Marketing: These are requirement specification .
Project Manager: User requirements specifications .
Marketing: So what the user requires
Project Manager: Yeah , what Industrial Designer: Do you think our two kind of overlap , because Marketing: in a remote .
Project Manager: Right , okay , yeah .
User Interface: Yeah , it does seem like our our responsibilities have some overlap .
Marketing: I guess that's what it says .
Project Manager: You two you two are gonna be just , I think , you just double up , you know , you working together .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: You're the one that's gotta go and find out do th do the research , see what people want in a remote , what buttons are used more often , and s stuff like that .
Marketing: Mm .
Project Manager: Oh , we've been warned to finish the meeting now . Okay . Okay everyone , well done .
User Interface: Project Manager: Good meeting .
User Interface: Alright , see you in thirty minutes .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: User Interface: Marketing: So , do we take these off ?
Industrial Designer: I don't
User Interface: It's uh it's uh it's yellow . And uh , this is rubber . And and and this too . The
Project Manager: User Interface: the sides .
Project Manager: Yes .
User Interface: And the rest is hard plastic . And uh We uh we had some uh  We had a new idea that that this can uh can be uh uh turned inside .
Industrial Designer: User Interface: And then it covers the these buttons
Project Manager: Okay .
User Interface: until here or something .
Marketing: Yes .
User Interface: And then you can still use the the power button and the mute and the the joystick .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
User Interface: So , you can still operate uh all the things . Because you don't always use the menu . And then it can break .
Project Manager: Okay . And the buttons ?
User Interface: Uh , well uh Industrial Designer: Big . User Interface: Big buttons . And everything is blue , except the power button . And the mute . Of uh yeah , and the mute and the the other button . Yeah . Channel higher channel button .
Industrial Designer: .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: And the joystick is for the volume and the channels .
User Interface: Uh , yes . Yes ,
Industrial Designer: Yes .
User Interface: that's uh  Industrial Designer: User Interface: Very obvious .
Project Manager: Industrial Designer: Up is channel up . Down is channel down . To the right is volume up . To the left is volume down .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: Okay , so if joystick and L_C_D_ . What's the R_R_ d User Interface: R_R_'s the l the the the the company uh logo .
Industrial Designer: The R_R_ ?
Project Manager: Okay . Very good .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: So , we have Marketing: That's on the rub rubber part .
User Interface: Uh , yes . Yes . That's about here .
Project Manager: So , what they say on the side is put fashion there . Yes . It's good .
User Interface: Oh .
Project Manager: So , that's it . That's prototype .
Marketing: Yeah ?

Summary: The color of the prototype was yellow and the material was half rubber and half plastic with a company logo. Moreover, it could be curved inside to cover the buttons which were big and blue except the power button. Besides, both the button and joystick could switch the device off and the joystick was especially designed to control the channel and volume to make the device more fashionable. The team agreed that it was overall a good design.