The process of creating a three-dimensional representation of a physical object using specialized software like Fusion 360.

A cloud-based 3D CAD, CAM, and CAE tool for product design and manufacturing, enabling collaborative design.

A modeling technique where dimensions and relationships define the model, allowing easy adjustments.

Creating complex shapes by defining surfaces rather than solid volumes, useful for aesthetic designs.

Components that allow multiple parts to fit together in a model, crucial for prototyping.

A repetitive approach to design that incorporates feedback and improvements at each stage.

Characteristics of materials, such as strength and flexibility, that affect their suitability for design.

The process of choosing appropriate materials based on their properties and design requirements.

The process of generating a photorealistic image from a 3D model, enhancing visual communication.

Methods used in rendering to simulate natural light, enhancing the realism of visualizations.

Software that converts 3D models into instructions for 3D printers, essential for successful printing.

A manufacturing process that creates physical objects layer by layer from digital models.

The act of creating a preliminary model of a product to test and validate design concepts.

The use of visual elements to convey information effectively, crucial in product design presentations.

Evaluating different materials or designs against each other to determine the best option.

Techniques applied after rendering to enhance images, such as adjusting colors and adding effects.

Creating documentation that explains how to use a product, often accompanying prototypes.

Practice presentations used to simulate real-world scenarios and gather feedback on design.

The last evaluation of a design before finalizing, ensuring all aspects meet project goals.

A working model of a product that demonstrates its functionality and design.

The skills and techniques that allow a designer to create effective and innovative products.

Criteria used to assess student assignments, focusing on creativity and technical execution.

Practical uses of design skills and prototypes in actual industry scenarios.

A collection of rendered images and projects showcasing a designer's skills and style.