Design Paradigm: Source Of Innovation and Invention (DVD)

Media Storage Type : DVD-ROM

NPTEL Course Name : Design Paradigm: Source Of Innovation and Invention

NPTEL Subject Matter Expert : Dr. Amit Ray

NPTEL Co-ordinating Institute : IIT Kanpur

NPTEL Lecture Count : 40

Lecture Titles:

Lecture 1 - Introduction-Biomimicry
Lecture 2 - Define Paradigm-Paradigm relate to Design Education
Lecture 3 - Define Problem- How do we recognize Paradigms, Paradigm and Metaphors
Lecture 4 - Paradigm in Nature- About Biomimicry
Lecture 5 - What is Biomimicry and Appliaction in Products
Lecture 6 - Form Follows Function
Lecture 7 - Simple Shape Paradigm
Lecture 8 - Polyhedron and Geodesics
Lecture 9 - Cuboids Packaging Design_ Non-cuboids Packaging Design
Lecture 10 - Paradigm in Nature_ Simple Paradigm- Ball, Disc, Tube, Pipe
Lecture 11 - Torus, Coil, Helicoids, Spiral
Lecture 12 - Spoon , M�bius Strip, Enclosure, Cup, Jar, Bottle
Lecture 13 - Bubble, Blister, Skin, Wrap, Coating
Lecture 14 - Capsule, Cell, Pip, Net, Pouch, Conclusion
Lecture 15 - Bending and Flexing-Introduction, Saplings
Lecture 16 - Hinges, Flexstraw, Bellow
Lecture 17 - Elbow, Ball and Socket, Nitinol
Lecture 18 - Nitinol Contd. Conclusion
Lecture 19 - Smaller and Bigger
Lecture 20 - Expansion and Contraction, Swelling and Squashing Paradigm
Lecture 21 - Hydration and dehydration, Spring Paradigm
Lecture 22 - Spring Paradigm, Hookeï¾’s Law, Elasticity, Flea Jump
Lecture 23 - Flea Jump, What is Elasticity/ Plasticity, Stretching and Shrinking
Lecture 24 - Wing Paradigm, Scissors Paradigm
Lecture 25 - Scissors- Fulcrum and Lever, Handed Scissors, Mechanism of cutting,the cross blade scissors-three parts
Lecture 26 - Screw Paradigm, Conclusion
Lecture 27 - Joining, Ball and Socket Joints, Universal Joints
Lecture 28 - Pin Joints, Velcro, Knot Joints, Bridge Joints
Lecture 29 - Introduction, pipe, passage in Nature
Lecture 30 - Bottleneck, Wire, Bridge
Lecture 31 - Bridge (contd.), Conclusion
Lecture 32 - Pregnant Woman, Fruits, Oyster, Egg, Coconut, etc.
Lecture 33 - Introduction, Human Body, Taller and Shorter, Bending and Flexing, Various Grips, Spring and Stretching
Lecture 34 - Arms and legs, Types of Hand Grips, Soft Pressure, Crush Grip, Pinch Grip
Lecture 35 - Paradigm in Palaeolithic Forms, Simplicity in Form (Indus Valley Terra-cotta)
Lecture 36 - Design in Traditional Forms (contd.) Baster Metal Crafts, Traditional Utensils (material and form), Tradition and Modernity in Handicraft Design, Smoking Pipe, Conclusion
Lecture 37 - Introduction, Wealth of Natureï¾’s Design, and Butterfly
Lecture 38 - Animal, Insects, Lotus, Conclusion
Lecture 39 - Swiss Army Knife, Sign Language
Lecture 40 - Wrench, Wallet, Desk-Top Computer