Phone: 886-4-23323000 ext 7213
Fax: 886-4-23742335
E-mail: id@mail.cyut.edu.tw
Mail Address: No.168, Jifong E. Rd., Wufong Township, Taichung County 41349, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
http://www.cyut.edu.tw/~id

Chairman
Associate Professor Chen, Wei-Long, PhD

Faculty
Associate Professor Hung, Tai-Shen, PhD
Associate Professor Chen, Jan-Nan, Master
Associate Professor Leung, Ming, Master
Assistant Professor Lin, Tengli, PhD
Assistant Professor Gideon Loewy, Master
Lecturer Kim C.K. Lee, Master
Lecturer Wang, Jeng-Ming, Master
Lecturer Chou, Wen-Chih Master
Lecturer Liu, Tzu-Heng Master
Lecturer Fan, Jeng-Neng Master
Lecturer Hsial, Ming-Yu Master
Lecturer Lin, Yun-Chen Master

Administrator
Miss Lin Tseng
Phone:886-4-23323000 ext 7213
E-mail:ltseng@mail.cyut.edu.tw

Overview
The Department’s instructional goal is to train qualified personnel in industrial design, with product development and organizational skills. In order to reach this goal, the Department has established a variety of professional workshops, attracted a faculty with high technical skills and experience, and offered a diversity of instructional activities. The Department’s basic curriculum covers design, technology, and humanities, in order to lay both theoretical and practical foundations for students’ future work. The curriculum combines both current social and technical information and developments to produce aware and critical industrial design personnel.

Objectives
The specialized curriculum of the Department of Industrial Design is designed to guide students step-by-step in acquiring full professional expertise. Emphasis is placed on the closed relationship between theory and practice, and on accurately reflecting industry‘s needs so as to cultivate experts in product planning, development, and design techniques.

Description
Industrial designers must examine the social and psychological need for addressing design; learn to perceive the pulse of our society; collect and analyze information for a better understanding of motivation and goal. In order to expand their own vision, the courses stresses the importance of the creative thinking and execution capability.

Courses of Study
The base of courses are focused on three main areas which are design, technique and humanity.
The design courses are aimed to explore design method and creativity. Students have to develop their own language of design and the ability of problem solving, where visual communication skill and knowledge of engineering are highly important.
In order to achieve the design solutions, students must learn to understand the material and methods of manufacture. There important subjects are given in relative courses and field trips. In addition to these area, Computer Aided Industrial Design, Computer Aided Manufacture, Rapid Prototyping and Reverse Engineering are also introduced to help students visualize our creative possibility.
The humanity courses offer students a chance to inspect the thought of contemporary society. Emphasis is placed on the social cultural study and human behavior. The result of study will be integrated into the process of design.

Course Content

General Education curriculum and school-wide required

Required courses

Elective courses

Course Context
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IDA1001 Introduction to Industrial Design，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 1
Syllabus：Introduction to Industrial Design　
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IDA1002 Fundamental of Design (1)，2 Credits
Classes：4 hours/wk(72hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Design
Syllabus：1.Students will have ability to analyze information. 2.To have ability to create form and structure.　
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IDA1003 Design Drawing (1)，1 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Learning result 30%、Assessment of practice exercises 50%、performance and attitude 20%
Syllabus：1.To introduce sketch in terms of creative medias and the form of presentation. 2.To develop the creative sources of objects by means of observation and drawing. 3.To explore the sketch techniques applying in industrial design 4.To learn the sketch techniques and test the various visual style.
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IDA1004 Design Drafting (1)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：1. Mid-Term Examination: 30%; 2. Final Examination: 30%; 3. Practices: 40%
Syllabus：This course is divided into five parts: Visual science for technical graphics; Fundamentals of technical graphics; Descriptive geometry; Standard technical graphics practices; Technical graphics in industry. The primary goal of this text is to help the design and engineering student learn the techniques and standard practices of technical graphics, so that design ideas can be adequately communicated and produced.　
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IDA1006 Introduction to Computers and Information System ，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Homework 20% Midterm 40% Final Exam 40%
Syllabus：This course focus on the introduction of the latest development of Information Techonlogy and it's applications. 　
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IDA1007 History of Design，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：1.Report（15﹪） 2.Presentation（35﹪） 3.Individual report about designer.（10﹪） 4.Mid-term（15﹪） 5.Final Exam（20﹪）
Syllabus：Interduce design history after Machine Age. Comparing the different between Modernism and Post-Modernism. Interduce the projects of good designers.　
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IDA1008 Fundamental of Design (2)，2 Credits
Classes：4 hours/wk(72hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：design project
Syllabus：Students will have ability to analyze information. 2.To have ability to create form and structure
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IDA1009 Design Drawing (2)，1 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Learning result 30%、Assessment of practice exercises 50%、performance and attitude 20%
Syllabus：1.To introduce the principal and application of perspective drawing. 2.To study the sketch skill apply on industrial design. 3.To learn the sketch techniques and test the various visual style
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IDA1010 Design Drafting (2)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment： Mid-Term Examination: 40% Final Examination: 60%
Syllabus：I-Deas Basic Design Training
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IDA1013 Photography(1)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：1.Assignment 90% 2.Final practice examination 10%.
Syllabus：1.Photography Introduction. 2.The optics of photography. 3.The chemical of photography. 4.Image duplication. 5.Commerce photographic. 6.Photograpgic produce.
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IDA1014 Photography(2) ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：1.Assignment 90% 2.Final practice examination 10%.
Syllabus：1.Photography Introduction. 2.The optics of photography. 3.The chemical of photography. 4.Image duplication. 5.Commerce photographic. 6.Photograpgic produce.　
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IDA1052 Model Making Techniques (1)，2 Credits
Classes：4 hours/wk(72hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Mid Term Model 40% Final Model 40% Presentation 20%
Syllabus：1. Introduction to model making 2. Model representation techniques (Rapid mdoel making) 3. Practice and materials introduction 　
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IDA1053 Model Making Techniques(2)，2 Credits
Classes：4 hours/wk(72hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Mid Term Model 40% Final Model 40% Presentation 20%
Syllabus：1. Introduction to model making 2. Model representation techniques (Rapid mdoel making) 3. Practice and materials introduction　
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IDA2001 Industrial Design (1) ，4 Credits
Classes：5 hours/wk(90hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Design Project Presentation and Project Paper
Syllabus：1. To build up students with correct product design process 2. To improve students with basic design technique 3. To collect and analyze product design materials　
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IDA2003 Color Theory (1) ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Syllabus：1.Introduction basic of color theory. 2.life and color. 3.Color and its application. 4.The physical and chemical phemonenon of color. 5.Color system and Color solid. 6.The method and Color solid
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IDA2004 Material and Processing ，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 1
Syllabus：This course is to enrich students' knowledge and understanding in Industrial design related material and manufacturing process.　
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IDA2005 Hunman Factors in Design (1)，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Design report 、Design work
Syllabus：1.To Study the theory of Human Factors in Design. 2.Research of designing for human use
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IDA2006 Industrial Design (2) ，4 Credits
Classes：5 hours/wk(90hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Design Project Presentation and Project Paper
Syllabus：1. To build up students with correct product design process 2. To improve students with basic design technique 3. To collect and analyze product design materials　
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IDA2007 Color Theory (2)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Syllabus：1. color sensation 2. The color planning for corporate identity 3. The color planning for product design 4. THe stratagics of color planning 5. The trend variation and color predition 　
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IDA2008 Human Factors in Design (2)，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Design report 、Design work
Syllabus：1.To Study the theory of Cognitive Psychology in Human-Factors Design. 2.To Study the theory of Universal Design. 3.Design Work.　
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IDA2009 Design Method , 2 Credits
Classes：2hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 2
Syllabus：This course is to train student’s capacity in the thinking, method, and skill in industrial design. It is expected that the students will then be able to understand and grasp the logic of the overall design process, to know in great detail the purpose, function, and steps of each single design method. This course will build up students’ belief that a the accomplishment of a perfect and detailed design analysis will naturally lead to a feasible design solution.　
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IDA2010 Design Render Techniques 2, 1credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Learning result 30%、Assessment of practice exercises 50%、performance and attitude 20%.
Syllabus：1.It is focused on the creative thinking of industrial design by means of 2D graphic design with the rendering skill learned last semester. 2.The design feasibility is to observe the interaction between user and product, and then collect relative information to present some alternative design ideas. 3.The final resolution can be presented with delicative rendering sketches
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IDA2011 Metal Workshop(1) ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Projects:90% poforlio:10%
Syllabus：General Metalsmith and design developing 　
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IDA2012 Ceramics Workshop (1) ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Attendance 30% Assignments 70%
Syllabus：Introduction to ceramics Introduction to ceramics history Materials and applications 　
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IDA2013 Visual Communication Design (1)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：1.Assignment1 to 4 60%. 2.Assignment 5 25% 3.Final practice examination 15%
Syllabus：1.Graphic design theory and methodology. 2.Creative thinging for graphic design . 3.Appreciation of the graphic design. 4.CIS design practice.
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IDA2014 Computer Aided Industrial Design (1) ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Assignments: 40% Final Examination: 30%
Syllabus：Rhinoceros Training　
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IDA2017 Ceramics Workshop (2)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Attendance 30% Assignments 70%
Syllabus：Introduction to ceramics Introduction to ceramics history Materials and applications 　
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IDA2018 Metal Workshop(2)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Projects:90% poforlio:10
Syllabus：General Metalsmith and design developing　
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IDA2019 Aided Industrial Design (2)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：1. Assignments: 70% 2. Final Examination: 30% 3. Attendance same as student guide
Syllabus：CATIA Training　
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IDA2051 Design Rendering Techniques(1)，1 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Learning result 30%、Assessment of practice exercises 50%、performance and attitude 20%.
Syllabus：1.Introduce the content and materials of the design rendering techniques. 2.To show the imagination with rendering by means of observation and sketch to create a source of form for design. 3.To explore the application of imagination with rendering in terms of industrial design. 4.To learn and apply the rendering techniques. 　
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IDA3001 Design Engineering, 2 Credits
Classes：2hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Mid-term examination 30%, Final examination 40%, performance and attitude 30%
Syllabus：1. Introduction the concept of the mechanism ＆ engineering mechanics. 2. Using Working Model software to study the mechanism design simulation and computer assisted design. 3. The product structure and electrical appliance monographic study. 4. To design and manufacture of the corrugated paper chair. 　
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IDA3002 Industrial Design (3) ，4 Credits
Classes：5 hours/wk(90hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：design project one 50% design project two 50%
Syllabus：Objectives: Enhancing awareness of the principles and procedures of practical product design which are popularly accepted in industries, devicing students with good foundations for meeting the requirements demanded by industries in terms of executing practical product design project for existing products　
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IDA3003 Industrial Design (4)，4 Credits
Classes：5 hours/wk(90hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：design project one 50% design project two 50%
Syllabus：Objectives: Enhancing awareness of the principles and procedures of practical product design which are popularly accepted in industries, devicing students with good foundations for meeting the requirements demanded by industries in terms of executing practical product design project for existing products　
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IDA3005 Product Analysis ，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：1. Assignment 50% 2. Discussion 30% 3. Attendance 20%
Syllabus：1. Product analysis discusses 3 main phases--user, environment and product. 2. Through new design, redesign and minor change discuss design analysis. 　
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IDA3006 Product Color Scheme ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Syllabus：With basic colour combination of method and basic colour scheme, the course will be taken for design and developing manufacture of product that will help student's generalize and analyze the color of various products step by step. And than it is about to know well what kind of colour function will be in the design of oroducts. 　
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IDA3007 Marketing Research， 2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：(1)The Mid-term Report and Final Report will each allocated 30% of marks. A. The Mid-term Report will be a reflection on the reading of any book on Successful Marketing Case Study. __B. The Final Report will include a Practice of Survey and a Reflection on that practice. (2)40% of marks will be allocated to the student's attendance and participation which will be evaluated in each class.
Syllabus： 《Objectives》： Introducing basic Marketing Concepts, as well as concepts, principles, procedures concerning Marketing Survey. Aiming at enhancing marketing awareness among students, and providing them with the knowledge on marketing survey. These understanding will be beneficial in enabling them of formulating viable design strategies which will hopefully lead to better "Marketable Products" in their future career as product designers. 《Contents》： (1)Marketing Concepts for Designers. (2)Principles of Marketing Survey. (3)Procedures of Marketing Survey. (4)Principles and Procedures of Questionnaire Design and Conducting Survey. 　
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IDA3008 Computer Aided Industrial Design (3) ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Quiz every weeks after the fourth week top 10 scores will be averaged as the final grades
Syllabus：This course will focus on the training of converting design concept to 3D computer modeling. Pro/Engineer will be the major CAD software to be used.
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IDA3009 Computer Animation (1)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：submitting assignment for Assessment 90% attendance and conduct 10%
Syllabus：The purpose of this course focuses on the gaining the perception and operation of virtual space in computer graphics. Students can acquire the technical skill of CG via understanding the software package of 3D studio Max.　
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IDA3013 Computer Animation (2) ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：submitting assignment for Assessment 90% attendance and conduct 10%
Syllabus：The purpose of this course focuses on the gaining the perception and operation of virtual space in computer graphics. Students can acquire the technical skill of CG via understanding the software package of 3D studio Max.　
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IDA3014 Special Design Rendering Techniques (2) ，2 Credits
Classes：3hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Graded by all works of graphics
Syllabus：This course focuses on developing presentation [graphics] skills in product design. The skill in creating high fidelity design drawing is important, including how to present texture of various materials. Sketch ability to a near-professional level.
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IDA3015 Computer Aided Industrial Design (4) ，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Homeworks 30%, Midterm 30%, Final 30%, Quiz 10%
Syllabus：Advanced course for the use of software Pro/Engineer.
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IDA3018 Product Semantics ，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：3 assignments (30% each) plus general discussion material and preparation in class 10 %
Objectives：Understand design language and the reference they used
Syllabus：The four main reference in Semantics - Technological, socio-cultural, historical, and human and biological; Scandinavian design in the 50’s; Italian design in the 70’s, UK and US design in the 90’s; How might design semantics express quality and performance in Taiwan products Reference material: A wide selection of books, magazines and websites
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IDA3020 Product Planning ，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Mid-term report--30% (Report on reading books of Case Studies on successful product planning) Final report--30% (Report on reflections on the subjects covered in the classes that are not included in the handouts) Classroom interactions: 40% (Rated according to the attandance and participation of students in each class)
Syllabus：1.Understanding procedures and contents in each step of a product planing project. 2.Enhancing marketing awareness amomg students, which in tern, will make them becoming more user oriented in their future designs. 3.Devicing students with the ability to perform the task of product planning projects independently, which will also be useful for planning their own Graduation Design Project.
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IDA3040 Glass Workshop (1)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Syllabus：Blowing glass. Casting glass. Taiwan glass history. How to design the glass object. Glass art.
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IDA3041 Arts and Crafts Workshop (1)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Syllabus：The purpose of the course is to let students personany experience through various technics of craft by lecture of scheme and practical operation. including: wood, stone, metal, ceramic, decoration of ceramic, lacquerware, bambooware, dye-weave of craft. It is to let students learn industrial design through mastering the skills and the beauty of materials of traditional craft. 　
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IDA3042 Glass Workshop (2)，2 Credits0
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 2
Syllabus：Blowing Glass and Casting Glass.Creating Glass Object.　
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IDA3043 Arts and Crafts Workshop (2)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours)(hours) in Semester 2
Syllabus：The purpose of the course is to let students personany experience through various technics of craft by lecture of scheme and practical operation, Including: wood, stone, metal, ceramic, decoration of ceramic, lacquerware, bambooware, dye-weave of craft. It is to let students learn industrial disgn through knowing well the skill and the beauty of materials of traditional craft.
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IDA4001 Thesis Design ，5 Credits
Classes：8 hours/wk(144hours)(hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：1. Indiviual report 2. Project presentation
Syllabus：The goal of this course is to develop students' ability about Product Planning and Product Design
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IDA4003 Portfolio，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：Portfolio design.
Syllabus：1. To Discuss the meaning of portfolio. 2. Grid and Laout.　
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IDA4006 Design Management，2 Credits
Classes：2 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：(1)Mid-term report --- 30%. (2)Final report --- 30%. (3)Daily attendance and participation will be evaluated in each class --- 40%
Syllabus：《Objectives》: (1)Enhancing the understanding on the boundary, contents, and general principles of Design Management. (2)Promoting the awareness of both the roles which designers and design managers should play in enterprise organizations. (3)Establishing the basic competence in the field of design management among students. 《Contents》： (1)Definition and the need of design management. (2)The distinguished features of design management. (3)Interface management. (4)Managing the standards system. (5)Organizational design and management. (6)Resources management. (7)Expanding boubdaries through maxmizing performance contribution. (8) Project management (9)Manageing design strategies. (10)Management design quality. (11)Design leadership.　
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IDA4011 Computer Aided Manufacturing (2)，2 Credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(36hours) in Semester 2
Assessment：Homeworks 30%, Midterm 30%, Final 30%, Quiz 10%
Syllabus：Advanced course for the use of software Pro/Engineer.　
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IDA4014 Arts and Life ，2 Credits
Classes：(2 hrs lec) /wk in Semester 2
Assessment：3 assignments (30% each) plus general discussion material and preparation in class 10 %
Objectives：This course aims to provide an up-to-date understanding of the environment we live and work in, taking into account both emerging technological development as well as rapid social and cultural changes.
Syllabus：Living with pervasive technology; Fashion statement and sustainable trend in design; Worldly goods and objects of dreams; Ancient and modern Chinese aesthetics; masterpieces, exemplary design from world class designers.
Reference material: A wide selection of books, magazines and websites
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IDA4025 Seminar in Design Practice, 2 credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：The profit (P) of each group represents your group mark. Your bonus (B) is you personal mark. Your progress is your IP-Share. P+B+IP = your grade. Your group mark is 40%, your bonus counts 40% and your IP-share counts 20%.
Syllabus：The goal of this course is to develop your ability to develop and manage a design project in a simulation of a real-life studio. This is a studio class in seminar form. The whole class is a Design Studio which is divided into teams with teamleaders who speak English. You can always stop the class, so no student should be left behind the others. Each team is a project group and a profit centre within the Studio working together and making client presentations. Each team defines the individual resources of its members, and divides the work between them to reach goals and deadlines. You will go through 3 whole design projects in one term, from idea to client presentation. With reference to the professor's "BEST Design Principles" design management tool your design will evaluated as a product, a service, and experience and a business proposal within an Idea Development Cycle (RAS/CDP). Your team is a self-regulating group which keeps its own attendance ledger, makes joint project books of design results, and individual books documenting each member's process. Every week except at project presentations, the seminar has the form of an internal studio meeting where you make a progress report, project status, questions from group to studio, studio brainstorm and project plan for next week. Every new studio meeting is run by a new "meeting chairperson" and minutes are kept by a "secretary". Project Presentations are Client Presentations. In these weeks, each production team sells their project to the rest of the class who are assigned the roles of CEO and secretary, plus directors of company departments and their employees. Each presentation ends in team meeting to evaluate the success of the presentation, and in "internal" company dept. meetings to make their recommendation to the80 CEO who decides "bought or failed". The success of your group becomes your team profit - and your group mark. The profit (P) of each group represents your group mark. Your bonus (B) is you personal mark. During every lesson an activity log is kept of who speaks and participates to decide credits - your bonus. P+B = your grade. 　
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IDA4026 Seminar in Design Technique ,　2 credits
Classes：3 hours/wk(54hours) in Semester 1
Assessment：1.Class attended rate 2.Pereformances of design and work. 3. Exam in Class, Learning report
Syllabus：1.Structure of design management and practice. 2.Comparison between design and factual practices of industry. 3.field trip to visit industries for comparing notes 4.Experiments to testify differences between design and work’s reality. 5. Techniques of making toolings to duplicate samples. 6. comparing notes in image files.


Faculty

CHEN, WEI-LONG
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BSc (Tamkang University, Taiwan) MSc (U. of Oklahoma, USA) PhD (University of Oklahoma, USA)
Associate Professor
E-mail: wchen@mail.cyut.edu.tw
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Teaching Areas:

Undergraduate: Computer Aided Design, Computer Aided Manufacture
Graduate: Computer Aided Engineering, Virtual Reality
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Research Fields:

Virtual Product Development, Virtual Manufacturing
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Publications (1999-2004):

˙K.N. Chiang, W. L. Chen, "Electronic Packaging Reflow Shape Prediction for the Solder Mask Defined Ball Grid Array", Journal of Electronic Packaging, Vol. 120, pp. 175-178.
˙W.L. Chen, A.G. Striz, and C.W. Bert, "High-Accuracy Plane Stress and Plate Elements by the Quadrature Element Methods", International Journal of Solids and Structures 37 4 2000 Elsevier Science Ltd., pp. 627-647.
˙W. L. Chen, “A Development of Virtual Prototyping Manufacturing System for High Pressure Die Casting Process”, Eighth International Conference on Computer Aided Optimum Design of Structures 2003. 19-21 May 2003, Detroit USA.
˙W. L. Chen, “A Development of Virtual Manufacturing System for Magnesium High Pressure Die Casting Processes:, 2003 ASME International Mechanical Engineering Congress, Washington, D.C., USA, November, 15-21, 2003, MHED-2, IMECE2003-55228
˙W. L. Chen, D.Y. Li, “The Analysis and Optimized Design for the Wafer Retainer of FOUP”, 2003 MSC. Software Taiwan VPD Conference Proceeding, Taipei, Taiwan, Oct. 27, Proceedings, PH201,(3), pp1-14.

HUANG, TAI-SHEN
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Master and Pre-doctoral(Division of PMA, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgiun)
Doctor in Engineering (Ph.D.)(Division of PMA, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgiun)
Associate Professor
E-mail: tshuang@cyut.edu.tw
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Teaching Areas:

Material and Manufacturing, Industrial Design, Design and Engineering Drawing, Computer Aided Industrial Design, Project Design.
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Research Fields:

Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing, Product Integrated Design and Development, Rapid Prototyping and Reverse Engineering
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Publications (1999-2004):

Academic Journals: 3
Proceedings of Conference: 11
Special Issues and Technical Reports: 19

˙T.S. Huang，" Detection of Demoulding Undercuts on a Computer Solid Geometrical Model in Computer Aided Design of Injection Moulds "，Journal of CYUT，Vol. 2, pp. 303-313，May 2002, NSC:89-2218-E-324-006。
˙T.S. Huang，" Application of Product Semiotic on Product Design"，Chaoyang Journal of Design，pp. 51-65, April 2002。
˙T.S. Huang，W.C. Chou，J.N. Chen，“Head Mount Display (HMD) Commercialized Product Design Practice Research”，IEICE Journal，1999。
˙T.S. Huang，"Digitalization Integrated Design and Rapid Manufacturing"，The 6th Asian Design International Conference，Tsukuba，Japan， pp. 126-134，October 14-17，2003。
˙T.S. Huang，"Applications of computer aided integrated design and rapid prototyping technology in industrial design"，The 1st International Conference on Advanced Research in Virtual and Rapid Prototyping，Leiria，Portugal，GARPA (Global Alliance of RP Associations)，pp. 86-94, October 1-4，2003。
˙T.S. Huang，"Applications of Reverse Engineering and Rapid Prototyping Technology in Product Design Development"，The 24th International Rapid Prototyping Symposium，Tokyo，Japan，June 24，2003，pp. 26-32。
˙W.C. Chou，J.N. Chen，T.S. Huang，“Head Mount Display (HMD) Commercialized Product Design Practice Research”，Asia Region Society for Information Display Symposium & Workshop，March 17-19，1999。

LEUNG, MING
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BA, M Des RCA
Director of MMI, CRE, Isis, CET; Partner in YRM-Isis; Project leader of Arcola Collective UK.
Visiting Associate Professor
E-mail: ming@mail.cyut.edu.tw
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Teaching Areas:
Product and Service Invention; The effect of Changing Industry on Changing Design
Design Stories, Myths and Powers; Visual communication for pleasure and profit
Design Semantics and its limits; Art of Living in a Digital Age
Emergence of Complexity in Design; New Approaches in working with Design
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Research Fields:

CAX, Design Theory, Form Development Methods
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Publications (1999-2004):

Public lectures 03-04:
Experience design – University of Hong Kong
A Business Model for A Public Space – National Museum, Israel
Design Business Today – Academy of Art and Design, Tsing Hua University, Beijing
Design Research in China – Open lecture, CYUT
Approaching being Human – Open lecture, CYUT
A Spectrum of Green –Open lecture, CYUT

Workshop and Seminar:
From Form to Perform – Institute of Design, University of Umea, Sweden
Vision before Innovation – Design Mall and KIDP, South Korea
Experimental Approaches in Design –Hadassah College, Israel
The Secret of Wood, unlocking the hidden characteristics of a common material –Hotztechnikum, Salzburg University of Applied Science, Austria

CHEN, JAN-NAN
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BS (National Cheng Kung University) MA (University of California, Los Angeles)
Associate Professor
E-mail: jnchen@mail.cyut.edu.tw
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Teaching Areas:

Industrial design
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Research Fields:

Product Design、Design Strategy、Model Construction、Project Management
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Publications (1999-2004):

Academic Journals: 1
Proceedings of Conference: 1

˙W.C. Chou, J.N. Chen, T.S. Huang, “Head Mount Display (HMD) Commercialized Product Design Practice Research”, IEICE Journal, Accepted, 1999.
˙W.C. Chou, J.N. Chen, T.S. Huang, “Head Mount Display (HMD) Commercialized Product Design Practice Research”, Asia Region Society for Information Display Symposium & Workshop, March 17-19, 1999.

LIN, TENGLI
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BSc (NCK, Taiwan) MSc (U. Louisville, USA) PhD (Temple U., USA)
Assistant Professor
E-mail: tengli@mail.cyut.edu.tw
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Teaching Areas:

Design Method, Science Technology and Society, Design History, Material and Manufacturing, Industrial Production, Research Method, Consumer Behavior.
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Research Fields:

Design Method, Design History, Science Technology and Society
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Publications (1999-2004):

Academic Journals: 1
Proceedings of Conference: 3
Special Issues and Technical Reports: 1

˙Lin, Tengli. (2003). The capacity and autonomy of design practice. Proceeding of the 8th conference of Taiwan design association: k33-k38.
˙Lin, Tengli. (2002). The catching up of technological capacity: A case study of the Taiwanese computer industry in the late 1980’s. Science Technology, Medecine, and Society 2: 59-119.
˙Lin, Tengli. (2002). The subject of technological studies: Innovation, use of technology, or technological capacity. Paper presented at the Seminar on the Defense Industry and Economic Development: A Workshop on David Edgerton, Taipei.
˙Lin, Tengli. (2000). The economic and social origins of technological imitation: the technological development of the Taiwanese computer industry in the early 1980’s. A seminar on the history of the technological development of Taiwanese industry. Kaoshiung: 7-49.
˙Lin, Tengli. (2000). The social and economic origins of technological capacity: A case study of the Taiwanese computer industry. PhD Dissertation, Temple University, Philadelphia, USA.

GIDEON LOEWY
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MA Arch (Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Design Institute, Copenhagen, Denmark)
Assistant Professor
MD, Loewy & Liao, Scandinavian International Design Consultants Ltd. Taiwan
E-mail: mail@loewy-liao.com
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Teaching Areas:

Thinking Tools for Design, Industrial Design, Architecture, Communication Design, Service and Experience Design, Commercial Design (Marketing, Branding, Packaging, VI, CIS etc.).
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Research Fields:

Design Theory & Philosophy, Thinking Process and Methods, Tools for Managing Design Thinking & Creativity, Methodology for Developing Creativity in Design Practice, Business Development through Design Management, Design as a Creative Industry in the Knowledge-Based Economy. Registration of Subtle Energies and Bio-Feedback of Brain-Waves as Tools for Mental Self-Knowledge.
Publications, Speeches and Lectures (1999-2004):

International Conferences: 4
International Congresses: 1
International Seminars, 5
National Seminars & Lectures: 5
Professional Journals: 10

˙“BEST-FIT® - a management tool for applying creativity to design” Seminar, Taiwan, Dec. 2003
˙“Thinking Tools for Creative Design” Seminar, Taiwan, Dec. 2003
˙“New Thinking Tools for Intelligent Design” Seminar, Taiwan, May 2003
˙“Design, a Tool for Building Futures” Conference, Denmark, June 2002
˙“2001 Seoul Industrial Designer’s Declaration” Korea, Oct. 2001
˙“Good-Fit Design – a mind-map toward the generation of human values in the new economy” ICSID Congress 2001, Seoul, Korea, Oct. 2001
˙“Design Trends in Europe - design as culture & as process - a future vision for APEC 2001 TAIPEI” APEC Design Seminar 2001 Taipei, Taiwan, May 2001
˙“Design Trends for Intelligent Technology Products – a strategy for design in the knowledge-based economy” APEC Design Seminar 2001 Taipei, Taiwan, May 2001
˙“Developing a Human-Value Brand-Identity for Design in the Oeresund Region” Conference, Denmark, Feb. 2001

LEE, Kim C. K.
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BSc (Tatung University, Taiwan) MBA (U. of Ulster, UK) PhD Candidate (U. of Leeds, UK)
Lecturer
E-mail: kim.cklee@msa.hinet.net
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Teaching Areas:

Product Design, Business Management, Design Management,
Marketing for Designers, Product Planning, Product Development
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Research Fields:

Design Management, Product Development
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Publications (1999-2004):

Translation (Design Philosophy): 1

˙The Future Archeology of Design (Originally Written in Japanese) The Garden City Press, Taipei, 2003

WANG, JENG-MING
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Master of Product Design 1987. North Carolina State University, Raleigh, U. S. A.
Bachelor of Industrial Design 1985. Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, U. S. A.
Diploma of Mechanical Engineering 1980. Lee-Ming Institute of Technology, Taipei, Taiwan, R. O. C.
E-mail: jmwang@mail.cyut.edu.tw
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Teaching Areas:

Industrial Design, Design Rendering Techniques, Sketch, Usability Engineering..
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Research Fields:

Usability of Ergonomics on Product Design
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Publications (1999-2004):

˙Wang, Jeng-Ming , (2004), A Study of Usability on Product Design – Using Overhead Projector as Example. The 11th Annual Meeting & Conference of EST 2004.
˙Wang, Jeng-Ming , (2003), A Study of Creative Teaching Method on Industrial Design－Using Scenario Building of Movie as Example. 2003 Creative Industrial Design Conference , Taipei, pp. 313-318.
˙Wang, Jeng-Ming , (2003), A Study of Scenario Building on Product Design－Using Overhead Projector as Examples. 2003 Pan-Pacific Vocational Design Conference, Yunlin, pp. 79-85.
˙Wang, Jeng-Ming , (2001), A Study of Intelligent Bus Stop on Industrial Design. 2001 Cross-Strait Industrial Design Symposium, Changhua, pp. 109-114.


CHOU, WEN-CHIH
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BSc (MIT, Taiwan) MId (NCKU, Taiwan)
Lecturer
E-mail: wenchih@mail.cyut.edu.tw
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Teaching Areas:

Industrial Design, Color Theory, Photography, Commercial Photography,
Graphic Design, Visual Communication Design, Research Methods
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Research Fields:

Design Methods, Design Teaching and Education,
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Publications (1999-2004):

Academic Journals:
Proceedings of Conference: 5
Special Issues and Technical Reports: 2

˙H.C. Hsiao,W.C. Chou, (2003) The Professional Competencies of the Student Need in the Industrial Design Departments of Technology and Vocational University in Taiwan. 1st North-East Asia International Conference on Engineering and Technology Education, November.
˙W.C. Chou, R.T. Lin, (2001) An Integrated CAI/CAD System for Fundamental Design Teaching and Evaluating. 3rd Asia-Pacific Forum on Engineering and Technology Education, 8-11, July.
˙W.C. Chou, J.N. Chen, T.S. Huang, (1999) Head Mounted Display(HMD) Commercialized Product Design Practice Research. Asia Region Society for Information Display Symposium & Workshop, March 17-19.

LIU, TZU-HENG
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BSc (TIT, Taiwan) MID (PRATT, USA)
Lecturer
E-mail: jasonliu@mail.cyut.edu.tw
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Teaching Areas:

Industrial Design, Basic Design, Computer Aided Industrial Design, Product Analysis, Model Making Workshop.
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Research Fields:

CAX, Design Theory, Form Development Methods
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Publications (1999-2004):

Academic Journals: 0
Proceedings of Conference: 0
Special Issues and Technical Reports: 0

FAN, JENG-NENG
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Pratt Institute, New York, USA Master of Industrial Design
Mingchi Institute of Technology Bachelor of Industrial Design
Lecturer
E-mail: magica@ms32.hinet.net
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Teaching Areas:

Product Design, The introduction of computer animation, Presentation Technique, Fundamental Design
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Research Fields:

Architectural Theory, Research Methods, Urban Renewal
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Publications (1999-2004):

Academic Journals: 0
Proceedings of Conference: 0
Special Issues and Technical Reports: 0

˙Fan, J.N. (2002). Finalist, International Competition NAGOYA DESIGN DO! 2002, Japan
˙Fan, J.N. (2001). First Prize, the Second “THE WAY OF WORKING-LAS MOBILI PRIZE”, Italy
˙Fan, J.N. (1999) Project Report- “An Integrated CAI/CAD System for Graphic Design Teaching and Evaluating”, National Science Council, Taiwan


HSIAO, MING-YU
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B.E, (NCKU, Taiwan) M.I.D, (Pratt, NY, USA) 9 Credits, (Copenhagen U., Demark)
Lecturer
E-mail: my.hsiao@msa.hinet.net
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Teaching Areas:

Industrial Design. Product Semantics. History of Design.
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Research Fields:

Product Semantics. History of Design.
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Publications (1999-2004):

Academic Journals: 2
Proceedings of Conference: 1
Special Issues and Technical Reports: 16

˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2004). Technical Report of Recumbent Cycles Design for Tien-Meng Fitness-Authority Industrial Co., Ltd... Chaoyang Incubation Center 92-C-0005.
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2003). Technical Report of Using Complex Material in Jewelry Design for Nonsolopiazza. Industrial Development Bureau Ministry of Economic Affairs.
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2003). Technical Report of Using Mokume Gane Technique in Jewelry Design for Ban-Ma Workshop. Industrial Development Bureau Ministry of Economic Affairs.
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2003). Technical Report of Crosstrainer Design for Tien-Meng Fitness-Authority Industrial Co., Ltd... Chaoyang Incubation Center 92-C-0004.
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2003). Technical Report of Cable Wire Holder Design for Tung-Yi Steel Wire Co., Ltd...
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2003). Technical Report of Stomped Design for Tung-Yi Steel Wire Co., Ltd...
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2003). Technical Report of Cell Phone Holder Design for Tung-Yi Steel Wire Co., Ltd...
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2002). Technical Report of Lock Design for Tung-Yi Steel Wire Co., Ltd...
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2001). Technical Research Report of Manufacture History of Golf Bags in Taiwan. Industrial Development Bureau Ministry of Economic Affairs.
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2001). Technical Research Report of Analysis Characters of General ration. Industrial Development Bureau Ministry of Economic Affairs.
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2000). Product Semiotic and Deconstruction. Chaoyang Journal of Design 1:73-82.
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (2000). Product Semiotic. Design and Management Conference, 47-53.
˙Hsiao, M.Y. (1999). The interactive pattern between product style and social activity. Journal of Chinese Institute of Design, 825-830.