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1. Human factors and ergonomics
1.1a Anthropometrics
1.1a.1 Human-Centered Design
1.1a.2 Principles of Anthropometric Data
1.1a.3 Design Guidance
1.1b Psychological factors
1.1b.1 Complexities of Psychological Design
1.1b.2 Principles of Psychological Factors
1.1b.3 Design Guidance
1.1c Physiological factors
1.1c.1 Physical Characteristics in Design
1.1c.2 Principles of Physiological Factors
1.1c.3 Design Guidance
2. Resource management and sustainable production
2.1 Resources and reserves
2.1.1 Challenges of Resource Management
2.1.2 Principles of Resources and Renewability
2.1.3 Design Considerations
2.2 Waste mitigation strategies
2.2.1 Reducing Waste in Design
2.2.2 Principles of Waste Mitigation
2.2.3 Practical Design Considerations
2.3 Energy utilization, storage and distribution
2.3.1 Importance of Energy Efficiency
2.3.2 Principles of Energy Use and Distribution
2.3.3 Design Guidance
2.4 Clean technology
2.4.1 Importance of Clean Technology
2.4.2 Principles of Clean Technology
2.4.3 Design Guidance
2.5 Green design
2.5.1 Nature of Green Design
2.5.2 Principles of Green Design
2.5.3 Design Guidance
2.6 Eco-design
2.6.1 Environmental Responsibility in Design
2.6.2 Principles of Eco-Design
2.6.3 Design Guidance
3. Modelling
3.1 Conceptual modelling
3.1.1 Nature of Conceptual Modelling
3.1.2 Principles of Conceptual Modelling
3.1.3 Design Guidance
3.2 Graphical modelling
3.2.1 Nature of Graphical Modelling
3.2.2 Principles of Graphical Modelling
3.2.3 Design Guidance
3.3 Physical modelling
3.3.1 Nature of Physical Modelling
3.3.2 Principles of Physical Modelling
3.3.3 Design Guidance
3.4 Computer-aided design (CAD)
3.4.1 Nature of CAD in Design
3.4.2 Principles of CAD
3.4.3 Design Guidance
3.5 Rapid prototyping
3.5.1 Role of Rapid Prototyping in Design
3.5.2 Principles of Rapid Prototyping
3.5.3 Design Guidance
4. Final production
4.1 Properties of materials
4.1.1 Role of Material Properties in Design
4.1.2 Principles of Material Properties
4.1.3 Design Guidance
4.2a Metals and metallic alloys
4.2a.1 Importance of Metals in Design
4.2a.2 Principles of Metals and Alloys
4.2a.3 Design Guidance
4.2b Timber
4.2b.1 Importance of Timber as a Material
4.2b.2 Principles of Timber
4.2b.3 Design Guidance
4.2c Glass
4.2c.1 Significance of Glass in Design
4.2c.2 Principles of Glass
4.2c.3 Design Guidance
4.2d Plastics
4.2d.1 Importance of Plastics in Design
4.2d.2 Principles of Plastics
4.2d.3 Design Guidance
4.2e Textiles
4.2e.1 Role of Textiles in Design
4.2e.2 Principles of Textiles
4.2e.3 Design Guidance
4.2f Composites
4.2f.1 Role of Composites in Design
4.2f.2 Principles of Composites
4.2f.3 Design Guidance
4.3 Scales of production
4.3.1 Importance of Scale in Manufacturing
4.3.2 Principles of Production Scales
4.3.3 Design Guidance
4.4 Manufacturing processes
4.4.1 Role of Manufacturing in Design
4.4.2 Principles of Manufacturing Processes
4.4.3 Design Guidance
4.5 Production systems
4.5.1 Importance of Production Systems
4.5.2 Principles of Production Systems
4.5.3 Design Guidance
4.6 Robots in automated production
4.6.1 Role of Robots in Modern Production
4.6.2 Principles of Robotic Systems
4.6.3 Design Guidance
5. Innovation and design
5.1 Invention
5.1.1 Nature and Role of Invention
5.1.2 Principles of Invention
5.1.3 Design Guidance
5.2 Innovation
5.2.1 Role of Innovation in the Marketplace
5.2.2 Principles of Innovation
5.2.3 Design Guidance
5.3 Strategies for innovation
5.3.1 Driving Innovation Through Strategy
5.3.2 Principles of Innovation Strategies
5.3.3 Design Guidance
5.4 Stakeholders in invention and innovation
5.4.1 Role of Stakeholders in Innovation
5.4.2 Principles of Stakeholder Roles
5.4.3 Design Guidance
5.5 Product life cycle
5.5.1 Importance of the Product Life Cycle
5.5.2 Principles of the Product Life Cycle
5.5.3 Design Guidance
5.6 Rogers’ characteristics of innovation and consumers
5.6.1 Role of Human and Cultural Factors in Innovation
5.6.2 Principles of Innovation Adoption
5.6.3 Design Guidance
5.7 Innovation, design and marketing specifications
5.7.1 Importance of Specifications in Design
5.7.2 Principles of Marketing and Design
5.7.3 Design Guidance
6. Classic design
6.1 Characteristics of classic design
6.1.1 Defining Classic Design
6.1.2 Principles of Classic Design
6.1.3 Design Guidance
6.2 Classic design, function and form
6.2.1 Exploring Form and Function in Classic Design
6.2.2 Principles of Form and Function
6.2.3 Design Guidance
7. User-centered design (HL)
7.1 User-centred design (UCD)
7.1.1 Role of UCD in the Design Cycle
7.1.2 Principles of UCD
7.1.3 Design Guidance
7.2 Usability
7.2.1 Importance of Usability in Design
7.2.2 Principles of Usability
7.2.3 Design Guidance
7.3 Strategies for user research
7.3.1 Role of User Research in Design
7.3.2 Principles of User Research Strategies
7.3.3 Design Guidance
7.4 Strategies for UCD
7.4.1 Importance of UCD Strategies
7.4.2 Principles of UCD Strategies
7.4.3 Design Guidance
7.5 Beyond usability—designing for pleasure and emotion
7.5.1 Emotional Connection in Design
7.5.2 Principles of Emotional Design
7.5.3 Design Guidance
8. Sustainability in design (HL)
8.1 Sustainable development
8.1.1 Understanding Sustainable Development
8.1.2 Principles of Sustainable Development
8.1.3 Design Guidance
8.1.4 Impacts and Benefits of Sustainable Development
8.2 Sustainable consumption
8.2.1 Principles of Sustainable Consumption
8.2.2 Consumer Advocacy and Media Influence
8.2.3 Design Guidance
8.3 Sustainable design
8.3.1 Foundations of Sustainable Design
8.3.2 Principles of Sustainable Design
8.3.3 Design Guidance
8.4 Sustainable innovation
8.4.1 Defining Sustainable Innovation
8.4.2 Principles of Sustainable Innovation
8.4.3 Design Guidance
9. Innovation and markets (HL)
9.1 Corporate strategies
9.1.1 Understanding Corporate Strategies
9.1.2 Types of Corporate Strategies
9.1.3 Design Guidance for Corporate Strategies
9.2 Market sectors and segments
9.2.1 Overview of Market Sectors
9.2.2 Segmentation of Markets
9.2.3 Design Guidance for Market Sectors
9.3 Marketing mix
9.3.1 Fundamentals of the Marketing Mix
9.3.2 Pricing and Promotion Strategies
9.3.3 Design Guidance for the Marketing Mix
9.4 Market research
9.4.1 Purpose and Role of Market Research
9.4.2 Application of Market Research Strategies
9.4.3 Design Guidance for Market Research
9.5 Branding
9.5.1 Fundamentals of Branding
9.5.2 Impacts of Branding
9.5.3 Design Guidance for Branding
10. Commercial production (HL)
10.1 Just in time (JIT) and just in case (JIC)
10.1.1 Understanding JIT and JIC
10.1.2 Advantages and Disadvantages of JIT and JIC
10.2 Lean production
10.2.1 Key Characteristics and Principles
10.2.2 Tools and Techniques in Lean Production
10.2.3 Benefits and Challenges
10.3 Computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM)
10.3.1 Understanding CIM
10.3.2 Applications of CIM
10.3.3 Advantages and Disadvantages of CIM
10.4 Quality management
10.4.1 Core Concepts of Quality Management
10.4.2 Tools and Strategies in Quality Management
10.4.3 Differences Between QC, SPC, and QA
10.5 Economic viability
10.5.1 Understanding Costs in Product Design
10.5.2 Pricing Strategies
10.5.3 Evaluating Economic Viability
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