A visual management tool used to schedule, sequence tasks, and set realistic deadlines throughout a design project.
Gantt Chart
An reflective assessment carried out across all stages of designing and producing to refine ideas and improve project outcomes.
Ongoing Evaluation
The foundational document outlining project goals and constraints combined with the hard-shelled container a professional carries to work.
Design Briefcase
A large, elaborate meal, often prepared to celebrate a special occasion
Feast
The 3 areas you were supposed to evaluate your MDP in relation to
Individual, Society and Environment
Research methods like interviews and observations that provide rich, detailed insights into user preferences and behavior.
Qualitative Research
Emerging drivers such as climate change, pollution, and resource depletion that force designers to develop sustainable technological solutions.
Environmental Pressures
A digital manufacturing process using focused light beams combined with the forefront, most advanced stage of innovation.
Laser Cutting Edge
he formal process of casting a ballot
Voting
The process of identifying potential safety hazards, time delays, or material shortages in advance and developing contingency strategies.
Risk Management
A problem relating to the way that individuals interact with one another both physically and digitally
Social Issues
An idea-generation session where designers rapidly explore creative concepts, led by an elite, white-armoured soldier from Star Wars.
Brainstorm Trooper
rationale, justification, or cause
Reason
ogonophobia - Fear of?
Beards
The three essential management plans required to guide project sequencing, schedule deadlines, and manage material budgets.
Action, Time and Finance Plan
A major technological advancement transforming healthcare through diagnostic algorithms and predictive analysis.
AI
A visual project management scheduling tool used to track deadlines, which also scores a number-one hit single on the pop music charts.
Gantt Chart Topper
plan and direct the course of a ship
Navigate
How much wood could a wood chuck chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood?
A wood chuck would chuck as much wood as a wood chuck could chuck if a wood chuck could chuck wood
derived from West Germanic milja, which in turn comes from Latin milia AND from Old English stan meaning a point of importance in progress
Milestone
The primary benchmark established in the design brief against which final design solutions, usability, and functionality must be measured.
Criteria For Success
A market research session where ten strangers evaluate a new toaster design by awkwardly wrapping their arms around each other for two full minutes.
Focus Group Hug
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