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AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands Introduction Process explained Prof. Dr. Christos Spitas

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands Challenge Embodiment Design: complex, costly and mission-critical phase in product design and engineering Often involving large development teams Systematic ability to analyse requirements and synthesise appropriate solutions is essential for innovation and success in a highly competitive global environment 'Turning function into embodiment'

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands Learning objectives Educate students in different complimentary advanced methods and tools for embodiment design developed in the four partner universities Provide a comprehensive practice experience to students, useful in itself to build up original design knowledge and to support and substantiate the learning process and competence acquisition

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands Learning objectives Educate students in reflecting on their design process and competences, gaining essential skills for sustained growth and life-long learning (modern ICT-assisted design protocol analysis) Produce students with well-integrated competence in Embodiment Design in the context of Product Engineering

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands Didactical structure Activation: First exposure and experiences with the topic Information: Main bulk of new theory and methods Consolidation: Application into real case studies and integration of theory Closure: Final reflections, unwinding of intensity

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 111 9:00-10:00 Lecture 'Introduction intensive programme: process explained' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-11:00 Lectures 'Case studies in advanced embodiment design' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-14:00 'Meet your tutors', team formation [Studios 1-5], incl. lunch

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Lecture 'Scientific analysis; self-reflection; individual and team psychology; team roles' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 121 9:00-11:00 Assignment (team) 'starter embodiment design assignment' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Assignment (individual) 'Peer review and self-reflection' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Assignment (individual) Eye tracking control test [Studio K4]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-17:00 Workshop 'Peer review presentations and discussion, tutor feedback' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 131 9:00-16:00 Lecture 'Contact & Channel- Approach (C&C2-A)' [Crouwel][C] 132 9:00-16:00 Assignment (individual) Eye tracking test [Studio K4]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 141 9:00-11:00 Lecture 'Design with uncertainty' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Workshop (individual assignment) 'map and communicate uncertainty; translate product functions into mathematical operations to propagate and project uncertainty; assess the impact of choices during embodiment design in consideration of uncertainty' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 151 9:00-11:00 Lecture 'Object-Context-Goal analysis' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Workshop (individual assignment) 'qualitative OCG analysis vs SWOT; understand the design spec; quantitative OCG analysis; decision-making with uncertainty' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 211 8:30-14:30 Excursion to ESA/ESTEC: 'demonstration and staff interviews, unveiling company assignment'

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :30-15:30 Briefing and introduction to ESA/ESTEC assignment [Crouwel]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 221 9:00-11:00 Assignment (team) 'ESA/ESTEC assignment' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Assignment (individual) 'Peer review and self-reflection on ESA/ESTEC assignment' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-17:00 Workshop 'Peer review presentations and discussion, tutor feedback' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 231 9:00-11:00 Lecture 'Idea mapping' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Workshop (individual assignment) 'map of ideas; idea operations; systematic design' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 133 9:00-11:00 Assignment (individual) 'Eye tracking post-processing and self-reflection' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-14:00 Briefing and introduction to Airborne assignment [Crouwel]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :15-18:30 Excursion to Airborne: 'demonstration and staff interviews, unveiling company assignment'

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 251 9:00-11:00 Assignment (team) 'Airborne assignment' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Assignment (individual) 'Peer review and self-reflection on Airborne assignment' [Studios 1-5]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-17:00 Workshop 'Peer review presentations and discussion, tutor feedback' [Crouwel][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 311 9:00-17:00 Assignment (team) Self- reflection, report writing and presentation preparation 'how to of advanced embodiment design: process key and personal lessons learned' [Newton, hall, Lagerhuijs, studios T & E]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 321 9:00-13:00 Mini-symposium 'Presentations of reports, discussion and tutor feedback, incl. lunch (Q&A) [Newton][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-14:00 Lecture 'Closing instruction' [Newton][C]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands 331 9:00-15:00 Examination (design assignments revisited) [Enter]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands :00-16:00 Student evaluation of the IP (questionnaire survey, evaluation meeting) [Newton]

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands Questions and assistance First stop: The course syllabus and website Theory/ knowledge: The corresponding principal instructor Content/ process: Your tutors Administrative: The project support officer (Marco Bolleboom) If all else fails: The coordinator (Christos Spitas)

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands Introducing the principal instructors

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands What to expect: Proposition 1 You may expect summer school is just another word for vacation... May be, but not for you! You will work hard – but you will remember these weeks forever!

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands What to expect: Proposition 2 You will fail a lot! You will experience that ‘failures’ will be a normal part of your daily work during these weeks. This is the price for the final success!

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands What to expect: Proposition 3 You will stay focused on your learning objectives Ask questions, take notes, practice, reflect, keep learning! Care and attention pays off! Just in case... you will be examined at the end.

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands What to expect: Proposition 4 You will receive support from – your team – your coach (may be) – our instructions and methods But you won‘t receive solutions!

AMP-EMBODY ERASMUS Intensive Programme Delft 8-24 July 2013, Netherlands And above all (Proposition 5): Enjoy! Give it your best. Make the best of it.