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Design Science
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ISSN 2053-4701 · Cambridge University Press · 360 artikel di indeks
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Analogical reasoning with large language models: a co-creative framework and benchmarking of LLMs in design ideation
Creative thinking is a crucial step in the design ideation process, where analogical reasoning plays a vital role in expanding the design concept space. The emergence of Generative AI has brought a significant revolution in co-creative systems, with a growing number of studies on Design-by-Analogy…
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EEG-based design creativity exploration through recurrence quantification analysis
Design creativity is an inherently complex and recursive cognitive process involving nonlinear transitions between distinct cognitive states. This experimental neurocognitive study provides empirical support for theoretical nonlinear and recursive models of design creativity by examining…
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Design creativity for transitions: C-K/Topos, an advanced design theory for creative preservation
In recent decades, design creativity and design theory have made great progress in terms of understanding and supporting the logic of engineering design for breakthrough and disruptive innovation. Design for transition relies on these new methods, but it also requires the capacity to be creative to…
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Artificial intelligence across design thinking: a qualitative review
Artificial intelligence is increasingly interwoven with design thinking (DT), yet comparative, stage-by-stage syntheses across canonical DT models remain scarce. This literature review maps how AI augments and challenges the major stages of widely used models and relates these effects to five…
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Axiom-based aggregation functions for calculating variety, novelty, quality and quantity of ideation results
The evaluation of idea sets for design solutions using Shah et al.’s criteria of quality, quantity, novelty and variety can help design teams understand the thoroughness of their ideation work and can help design researchers compare the performance of different ideation methods. However, existing…
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A design science approach methodological framework for conceptualizing multi-disciplinary products: cyber-physical vehicle case
Designing complex products increasingly requires integrative methodologies that address the rising challenges of multi-disciplinary complexity and functional inter-dependencies. This article proposes a conceptual design framework that combines the abstractional design method (ADM) with a novel…
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From risk to opportunity: a novel framework for technology infusion evaluation in engineering design
The success of modern product design often relies on the thoughtful selection of next-generation technologies. However, common systems engineering methodologies tend to treat new technologies as risks to be minimized rather than as opportunities to enhance system capabilities. To bridge this gap…
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Understanding how expertise shapes human-AI collaboration in graphic design with PatternPursuit
The increasing importance of co-creative tools in creative graphic design tasks has made it essential to understand how different levels of expertise shape the collaborative process between humans and computers. This paper presents a study with 30 participants to explore the impact of the…
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Characterising design tasks for assessing Learners’ Design Competence
Learners’ Design Competence (LDC) is the ability of the learner to integrate and apply relevant knowledge, skills and attitudes to effectively perform a given design task in more than one context. This article aims to characterise this design task, specific to its context, so that it may be…
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Reimagining creativity in education through design theory: experimental learning to break cognitive fixation in schools
This study investigates how tools derived from design theory, particularly C-K theory, can be used to foster creativity in children by mitigating cognitive fixation in school settings. Conducted with 123 children aged 8–11, the study compared four pedagogical methods: use of fixation examples, use…
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A categorisation of testing in product design and development
Testing is often narrowly viewed in the context of verification and validation in product design and development. However, testing also plays a critical role in product design, especially in the early stages, for exploration, experimentation and evaluation. While agile and set-based design…
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Design and decision-making analysis for undergraduate research experiences
Undergraduate research experiences (UREs) are believed to benefit students, but there is little concrete evidence to support this claim. Likewise, faculty often see UREs as a burden, yet multiple studies show UREs benefit faculty. Outcomes could be improved for both parties if projects were…
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Knowledge of technological artifacts: Toward linguistic and structural foundations from patent descriptions
Design and innovation processes primarily synthesize the knowledge of existing technological artifacts. Understanding the foundations of such artifact-level knowledge is essential for enabling the knowledge retrieval and representation that govern these syntheses. In this study, we analyze a large…
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Diagnosing stagnation in problem framings and solution ideas during design thinking projects
Iterations in the early stages of design can stagnate, reducing final concept quality; however, it is hard to identify these critical moments. We propose a diagnostic framework that identifies stagnation, defined as the absence of substantive changes in problem framings or solution ideas across…
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A procedural framework for fostering team mental model sharedness through co-design approaches in information visualization projects
This study investigates how structured co-design approaches foster team mental models (TMMs) sharedness in interdisciplinary design teams engaged in information visualization projects. Interdisciplinary collaboration faces challenges including communication barriers, diverse domains and complex…
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Design ideation through large language model-driven design operation: a case study of architectural design using pattern language
This research proposes a systematic method for design ideation with large language models (LLMs), grounded in the design operation model inspired by Christopher Alexander’s pattern language (PL). Design operation refers here to a tree of thought for the step-by-step definition of the design context…
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How positionality influences engineering design-for-social-good work: insights from practitioners and students
Engineering design applications that emphasize positive societal impacts are growing in popularity, yet often overlook the critical importance of engineering designers’ and stakeholders’ positionalities – their unique identities, experiences and resulting perspectives and social positions relative…
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The hidden costs of AI-assisted ideation: empirical findings on ChatGPT’s impact on novice designers’ creative confidence and design process
Education, including in design, is at a crossroads with the rise of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). Although its use is exponentially growing, there are concerns that its unreflective use may undermine the development of essential skills. Regarding creativity-specific contexts, its…
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Inclusive mindset in design: Unpacking concepts and implications
An inclusive mindset is essential for designing for inclusion. However, without a clear understanding of what an inclusive mindset entails, design educators and practitioners may find it difficult to cultivate. This study clarifies what constitutes an inclusive mindset and how it can be fostered in…
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A modular framework for integrating gender-specific requirements into product development
Current engineering design practices often overlook gender-specific needs, leading to usability deficits and safety risks – particularly for women. This paper introduces a modular framework that systematically integrates gender-specific requirements into the entire product development process…