BYU Design Review

BYU Design Review

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BYU Design Review episodes

  • Seeds of Failure
    To have any hope of success, the following three issues should be focused
    on simultaneously during and from the beginning of product development.
    Don’t leave them to chance and don’t ignore them.
    7 min
  • 3 Things CAD Beginners Should Do
    Sure, the world we live in has three dimensions that we work and live in on
    a regular basis. But as soon as you face that computer screen, the mind
    tends to snap straight to its default 2D mode.
    5 min
  • How to Ideate as a Team
    Almost all product development is done in a team setting, owing largely to
    the strongly held belief that the collective thinking of a group
    outperforms that of “the lone genius."
    11 min
  • Two Ideas a Day
    Have you ever wondered, “when am I going to have a breakthrough idea?” If
    so, then maybe the better question to ask is “what am I doing to come up
    with that idea?”
    6 min
  • Ambiguity and Design Freedom
    Without ambiguity, there is no design freedom, no decision-making, and no
    design. Therefore, we should embrace ambiguity and consider it our job as
    designers to thrive in that environment.
    9 min
  • Letters of Recommendation
    Looking for some tips on letters of recommendations? Don’t leave it to
    chance. Here is a good place to start, make an impact and distinguish
    yourself from the crowd.
    11 min
  • A Baseball Conspiracy?
    Baseball has always had a culture of data collection and analysis – called
    sabermetrics. It is amazing in and of itself that someone can throw a
    baseball over 100 mph, but what makes it even more interesting is that we
    know the exact day, pitch number, windspeed, ambient temperature that
    Jordan Hicks threw a ball 104.2 mph earlier this year.
    7 min

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The BYU Design Review is a collection of short design-related editorials, interviews, product reviews, and commentaries on design techniques. Content focuses on traditional applications of engineering…