Proceedings of the Indo-US Workshop on Design Engineering
Subtitle: January 5-7, 2006, Hotel Chancery, Bangalore, India
By: edited by Amaresh Chakrabarti and Eswaran Subrahmanian.
Contributors: Chakrabarti, Amaresh.; Subrahmanian, Eswaran.
Publisher: Allied
Published: 2008
Place of publication: New Delhi
Language: eng
Number of pages: 303
ISBN-13: 9788184243123
Subjects: Engineering design -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Description: Workshop designed to enhance awareness of research and education activities in design and to catalyze formation of networks involving different institutes and organizations in India and the United States in various research areas.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: Design education and research at CPDM, IISC; value: New frontiers of application design: wearable and context aware computers; value: Design education at NID: legacies & directions; value: Robust design and experimentation; value: New agenda for design schools in the developing world; value: Developing design manpower: a personal vision from IIT Delhi; value: Design flexibility and agile product development: inferences on design education and industrial practice; value: Incorporating HCI curriculum in a design program - a case study; value: Engineering for developing communities: encouraging a whole systems approach to engineering design; value: Vision of design programme at IIT Kanpur; value: Creative thinking: fundamental issues and current research; value: Systematic creativity in structural design through topology optimization; value: Conceptual research overview; value: Between the disciplines: adventures in AI and design; value: An overview of design research at Ideaslab; value: Sustainable engineering: a sequence of courses at Carnegie Mellon; value: Visual culture and visual discourses in design engineering and "green" building code development; value: A user-centered design process in rehabilitation and assistive engineering practice; value: Product ergonomics: a user oriented product development aspect; value: Product ergonomics: designing to please the unknown user; value: Sementically sensitive design approach; value: Design semantics - a review; value: Comments by Steven J. Fenves; value: Design quality and global teams: risks and challenges; value: The d-dim project: a multidisciplinary journey in research, practice and education in engineering design; value: Visualisation and collaboration tools for PLM; value: A conceptual framework for using computers to accelerate engineering-centric innovation; value: Collaborative design of castings using a Web-based virtual foundry; value: A post graduate course in DRM; value: a methodology for design research; value: Methodologies in automotive design; value: Breakout session summary - design education; value: Breakout session - creativity, design synthesis and sustainability; value: Breakout session: design styling and ergonomics; value: Breakout session- design process, modelling and prototyping research issues.