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    Discovery Park Challenge

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    to be very thorough with our description of the project and make a good design with good information in it. Since it was FFA’s 100 year anniversary, we decided that the exhibit should be about pig farming. I learned a lot in the project and it was a very difficult one to finish on time. The engineering design process was applied in the Discovery Park Challenge. First, we had to find a problem, which was to make the design and information of a traveling exhibit for the Discovery Park of America…

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    Plato Research Paper

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    public, architectural renderings are oddly inconsequential in the actual realization of a physical building or structure. Clearly the most common way to engage with a piece of architecture is to simply be there, experiencing the space first hand as the designer intended it. However, when entering the beginning stages of the long architectural process clients understandably prefer to have some idea of what they are investing their time and money in before it’s constructed; enter architectural…

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    Tinkercad Research Paper

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    learned new things with Tinkercad. I learned how to make designs with different shapes and learned what 3D printing was actually like. It was difficult at first but then I got the hang of it and I started to love it. I created an earbud holder that was a mouse that actually worked out pretty well. It took a lot of time and processing to create it and print it. It also took a lot of creativity to make it unique and interesting. There are some different things that I had in mind before making a…

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    User experience design is the process of enhancing user satisfaction by improving the usability, accessibility, and pleasure provided in the interaction between the user and the product. User experience design encompasses traditional human-computer interaction design, and extends it by addressing all aspects of a product or service. Designing human-friendly products is a new and ever-changing…

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    helps them in determining quality of the product/service which is of-fered by specific brand (Steenkamp, 1990). According to Olson and Jacoby (1972) there are two types of brand cues: intrinsic and extrinsic. The intrinsic cue reflects performance and design while extrinsic cues are things such as: country of origin, price and brand. Ulgado and Lee (1998) said that extrinsic cues helps consumers to form an image about the brand and its products and that these cues have ability to impact consumer…

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    argument is based on an interpretation of teleology in which purpose or telos appear to exist in nature. The teleological argument suggests that, given this premise, the existence of a designer can be assumed, typically presented as God. Because the design argument needs and looks for the evidence to prove the existence of God, by saying ‘God exists’ it’s a synthetic statement. Furthermore for empiricists, the existence of God is said to be factually necessary (de re) because the…

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    for someone like me, who is skilled in many subjects and has many interests. I decided to go for an important job that incorporates a design element, and has a good outlook. I am choosing to focus on the Graphic Designer career for the ISearch paper, because it is a job that I would possibly like to pursue, and it is something I am interested in. Graphic design is a mixture of elements like creativity and technology to make graphics, advertisements, and many other types of media. A graphic…

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    Lacoste Spray Ad Analysis

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    Advertisement is a technique that targets audiences of diverse products. Nearly all products sell because of their advertisements on web ads, TV, radio, and billboards. Both advertisements use unusual marketing promotions method to aim the attention and succeed over their intended audience. Browsing to different magazines I came to two advertisements that caught my attention. The Lacoste spray advertisement is more efficient than the Tommy Hilfiger fragrance ad since the emotions, authority, and…

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    The Media: Your New Mirror In advertising and social media, body image has now made women more self-conscious of their bodies. Women feel the need to look pretty for the opinion and compliments of society as a whole, not just a few people or a loved one. Advertisements use Photoshop and airbrushing to make a model look perfect. Over time the way society perceives women as beautiful has changed drastically. The most popular looks through the years have been corsets for a tiny waist, womanly…

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    When advertising, the best information to have is to know who the audience is. Without knowing who to sell the product to, one does not have a proper basis for advertising. Once one knows who they are advertising to, they must know how to approach said audience. An advertisement for little girls would not feature old men golfing and chatting about their rheumatoid arthritis, just as an advertisement against smoking would not involve people happily smoking. Such aspects are counter productive…

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