Parametric support for development of B&P system in glulam for multi-storey houses



REPORT

- Background
- Aim
- Limitations
- Components of the system
- UML approach
- Conclusions

My way to understanding and solutions

PRESENTATION /that was not used during examination

Reflections

Discussion

Gustav Jansson, 2008/10/15 06:35

Gustav tycker att du har en otroligt bra presentation av ditt projekt (Swedish). Oops! Gustav is very impressed by your project presentation.

Gabriela Tlustochowicz, 2008/10/16 02:37

Thank you very much! =)

Susanne Engström, 2008/10/16 19:00

Even though I was very tired towards the end of yesterday, I found your oral presentation to be very interesting. You really explained the problem and your thoughts in a clear and understandable way! Also, I noticed that you have the English vocabulary for a lot of words that I can not translate, and that is impossible to translate by using a common dictionary. So, perhaps you could help me out a bit here..?

Gabriela Tlustochowicz, 2008/10/21 13:52

Thank you Susanne for the comment, I really appreciate such words coming form teacher's perspective. As I told you before, I will try to help you as much as I can with all the “CAD-stuff” and vocabulary if you want to…and I hope that we all will help each other :)

Thomas Wingate, 2008/10/18 19:20

Your project does indeed lend itself well to parametrization and I expect both you and your company will get a lot out of understanding their constraint-space and embodying this in a parametric product model.

Sophia Isolde Alberts-Willis, 2008/10/20 05:12

Aha. So this was your project. Even though I was not there for the actual presentation, from talking with you (and other comments) I am confident that you have found an effective way to implement parametrics. Unlike mine, your project seems to use parametrics in the most useful way (seems fully parameterizeable?). I know that when I tried to work on my project I spent so much time trying to figure out what I was even trying to do. It looks like you had a very clear idea of what you wanted to examine, which, I would guess, gave you more time to actually spend finding what those parameters needed to be and less time confused or slogging through logic diagrams.

Thomas Wingate, 2008/10/21 20:20

The real value of schematic representations of problems, design-spaces and parametric models really becomes apparent when you start working in bigger teams and when communicating this up- or down-stream.

 
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