© 2012 Autodesk Conceptual and Design Workflows Using Autodesk ® 360 Integrated Applications Anirban Ghosh Principal User Experience Designer – DLS Mobile.

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Conceptual and Design WorkflowsUsing Autodesk® 360 Integrated Applications

Anirban GhoshPrincipal User Experience Designer – DLS Mobile and Web Apps

Brian ReppProduct Manager – DLS Mobile and Web Apps

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Class Summary

Explain the conceptual and design workflows offered by mobile and web apps integrated with Autodesk® 360.

Examine the advantages and possibilities that these apps bring to our design practices.

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Learning Objectives

How to start design with your phone or pad. How to capture your ideas and make them realistic. Integrate your ideas with your design process through Autodesk® 360. Question the advantages and impacts of these apps for your design practices. Discuss your design workflows and requirements.

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Capture your ideasConceptual workflows

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Discussion – Capture your ideas

When do you get ideas?How do you capture your ideas?How do you start the design process?Importance of conceptual workflows.

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Dimensions of Design

Workflow example Structural design Mechanism design Simulation

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Ideas made realSimulated ideas

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Discussion – Ideas made real

How do you make your ideas real?Importance of realistic ideas for design process.How to develop simulated ideas?

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Incorporate with designIntegrate with Autodesk® 360

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Discussion – Incorporate with design

How to incorporate ideas with design?Integration workflow through Autodesk® 360.

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Your workflowsRequirements relevant to your design process

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Discussion – Your workflows

Share specific scenarios of your design process.How mobile and web apps can add value to your design practices.

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