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Chapter 6
Design Generation
Chapter Objectives
Design Types Creative Processes Models Creative Education Foundation Model Modes of Thoughts Types of Barriers to creative Thin inking. Techniques for Generating Alternatives
Types of Designs
Configuration design.
Parametric design.
Original design
Configuration Design
This deals with the selection and arranging of components to improve performance and reduce size.
Example: location of air planes engines, location of shifting mechanism of a two speed wheel chair.
Parametric Design Deals with varying design parameter to
achieve design objectives.
Boeing used this approach to design aircrafts.
Original Design
This refers to designs that are substantially different than existing designs.
The push button telephone is an example of a sudden major departure from rotary phone.
Characteristic of Creative Thinking
Creative ideas are new combinations of previously unrelated ideas.
Creative ideas are new original ideas solving problems in new and original ways.
A product of unconscious mind.
Elusive ideas.
Models of Creative Thinking
Wallas Model (1926). Preparation : The stage of clarifying and
defining the problem. Incubation: The mind is relaxed free the
conscious. Illumination: Recognition of the new idea
(Eureka) Verification: To check if the idea has
merit.
Fabun Model (1968)
Desire: Shock and need to restore equilibrium.
Preparation: Clarifying and defining the
problem.
Manipulation: manipulate ideas.
Incubation: Same as Wallas model.
Intimation: The feeling you get when you realize
you are on the right track.
Illumination: Same as in wallas.
Verification: Same as Wallas.
Creative Education Foundation Model
Fact finding: Collect facts that may have
bearing on the problem.
Problem finding: Developing alternative
statements of the problem.
Idea finding: Where possible solution are
first presented.
Solution finding: This is the evaluation
phase.
Consolidated Model Exploration : The active and concerted
search of new ideas. Incubation: The extended period of
relaxation during which conscious effort for addressing the problem is made.
Intimation: The resumption of purposeful pursuit combined with the feeling of making progress.
Illumination: The breakthrough that produces an attractive new idea.
Creative Personalities Optimistic
Confident
Enthusiastic
Endorses no perceived solution.
Adventures spirit
Willing to take risk.
Has a good sense of humor
Modes of Thinking
Left brain: Deductive, derivative,
Specific, Logical, Hard and Linear.
Right brain: Inductive, Integrating,
General, Imaginative, Fuzzy and Nonlinear.
Types of Barriers to Creative Thinking
Perceptual
Cultural
Environmental
Emotional
Intellectual
Types of Perceptual Barriers
Patterns
Boundaries
Illusions
Lens
Meaning.
Techniques for Generating Alternatives
Lateral thinking
• Do not pursue a design in detail
• Avoid critiquing any of the concepts.
Perseverance • Try many times
Mental Push -Ups
Making lists.
Word games.
Solving puzzles.
Magic tricks.
Procedural Techniques
Brain storming. Brain writing. Story boarding. Random simulation. Analogies