PDD-1.ppt
- 2. Course Objectives Understand the Product Development Process Learning By Doing Apply tools learned in class Apply and share existing knowledge Improve team work and communication skills Improve project management skills
- 3. What is a Product A Product is “Something” sold to its customers Rating of a Good Product or a Bad product depends upon the satisfaction of the customers. Success of a Company/Institution/Enterprise depends on the product Making a successful product depends upon many activities related to Product development is a set of activities related to Invention Design Manufacturing Marketing Perception of the market opportunity, Production Sale Delivery
- 4. Syllabus-Theory 1. Introduction: Importance of engineering design, types of design, total life cycle- types of products, Phases of product development process, product and process cycles. 2. Problem Definition & Need Identification: Identifying customer needs, gathering information classifying customer requirements, engineering characteristics, competitive benchmarking, QFD, product design specification. 3. Conceptual Design: Creativity in design, creativity and problem solving, creative thinking methods, conceptual decomposition morphological methods-TRIZ and contradiction, Bio and Shape mimicry techniques, Decision making and concept selection decision theories-concept screening and scoring. 4. Embodiment Design: Product architecture, steps in developing product architecture, industrial design human factors design, Nostalgia and Design, Environment factors. 5. Design Profile Preparation
- 5. Syllabus-Practice 4. Practice: Method of Expressing and communicating and documenting technical ideas through sketches 5. Clay, Foam, Wood modelling and modern 3D printing (2) Problem Definition and Need Identification 6. Conceptual design: Morphological charts, TRIZ and Contradiction, Bio and Shape mimicry, Concept selection, Screening 7. Embodiment Design: Product Architecture, Human Factors, Aesthetics, Nostalgia and Environmental factors 8. Design Profile presentation
- 6. Books TEXT BOOKS: K. Otto, Product Design, Pearson Education, 1st edition, 2011, ISBN: 8177588214. U. Karl and S. Eppinger, Product Design and Development, McGraw- Hill Education, 6th edition, 2015, ISBN: 0078029066. REFERENCE BOOKS: C. A. Harper, Handbook of Materials for Product Design, McGraw-Hill Professional, 1st edition, 2001, ISBN: 0071354069. R. Stuer and K. Eissen, Sketching: Drawing Techniques for Product Designers, Thames & Hudson, 1st edition, 2007, ISBN: 9063691718. B. Hallgrimsson, Prototyping and Modelmaking for Product Design, Laurence King Publishing, 1st edition, 2012, ISBN: 9781856698764
- 7. Evaluation linked with practice & Other Details: S.No Component Duration Weightage (%) 1 Assignment-1: Collection of Information As Required 25 2 Assignment-2: Preparation of Concept and Design As Required 25 3 Assignment-3: Development of a Product As Required 25 4 Assignment-4-: Presentation of the product As Required 25 Total 100 Contact Details: Mobile:8275203259 E-Mail-Id:krishnakaramtoti@gmail.com
- 8. Successful Product development A product is Produced and Sold on profit This depends upon: Product Quality Product Cost Development Time Development Cost Development Capability Who Design and Develop Product: Marketing Design Manufacturing Duration and Cost of Product development
- 9. Challenges of Product Development Tradeoffs Dynamics Details Time pressure Economics Creation Satisfaction Team Diversity and Spirit