Introduction to Industrial Design

Author: Cheng Nenglin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is a "National Key Textbook for the 9th Five-Year Plan of General Higher Education" (Education [1997] No. 116). It systematically introduces the disciplinary characteristics and scope of industrial design, the history of industrial design, topics such as design and culture, design and related disciplines, design and the market, and design and the environment. Additionally, it covers three main practical aspects of industrial design: industrial product design, visual communication design, and environmental design, while also outlining the future trends of industrial design. The content is concise and summarized, accompanied by numerous illustrations.
This book is designed as a limited elective course textbook for undergraduate students in engineering, liberal arts, economics, and management-related disciplines. It is also suitable for reference by design-related professionals and those working in the field of design.