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Total Design: Integrated Methods for Successful Product Engineering
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The Total Design Activity Design Core: Market/User Needs and Demands Design core: Conceptual Design Design Core, Detail Design (Technical Design), Manufacture Design, Selling (Marketing), Electronic Aids to Total Design Further Methods to Assist the Design Core Total Design: A Summary Exercises to Illustrate the DesignCore Appendices Bibliography Index as discussed by the authors.Abstract:
Preface The Total Design Activity Design Core: Market/User Needs and Demands Design Core: Conceptual Design Design Core: Detail Design (Technical Design) Design Core: Manufacture Design Core: Selling (Marketing) Variations to the Total Design Activity Model Design Management Electronic Aids to Total Design Further Methods to Assist the Design Core Total Design: A Summary Exercises to Illustrate the Design Core Appendices Bibliography Indexread more
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