A Qualitative-Quantitative Evaluation Model for Systematical Improving the Creativity of Students’ Design Scheme

Xiong, Lei; Teng, Cheng-Lein; Li, Yuqi; Lee, Yuan-Zone; Zhu, Bo-Wei; Liu, Kun

doi:10.3390/su11102792

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“…The DEMATEL method responds to the requirement to identify priorities from a systematic perspective rather than by "treating symptoms but not the disease" [47,48]. The DEMATEL method is widely implemented in the creation of sustainable development strategies with causal influence to manage real-world decision-making problems associated with concerns in tourist attraction development [43,49], creative community development [48] and design scheme improvement [50]. The concrete steps are as follows.…”

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Systematic Evaluation Model for Developing Sustainable World-Class Universities: An East Asian Perspective

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Due to the unbalance between Asian and Western countries in terms of higher education development and pressure from global competition, universities in several East Asian countries have striven to become world-class universities (WCUs) by actively assessing themselves using various global ranking systems and subsequently investing in key performance indicators. Numerous scholars have suggested that for these East Asian catch-up universities (EACUs), independently improving the elements related to high-weight indicators could produce short-term increases in ranking performance; however, this approach is not conducive to sustainable development. In addition, little is currently understood regarding sustainable development strategies for developing EACUs into WCUs. This study proposes a systematic evaluation model for self-assessment and the creation of strategies to transform EACUs into sustainable WCUs. The fuzzy Delphi method was used to determine criteria for a new evaluation framework, and the decision-making trial and evaluation laboratory method was employed to construct the influential relationships among the criteria. Two cases were then selected to demonstrate the superiority of the model for creating sustainable development strategies for EACUs. This study provides a systematic perspective and a useful tool for decision-makers at EACUs to achieve sustainable development goals.

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“…The INRM established through the DANP method can help to form a variety of systemic causal influential relationship decisions to improve the substitution/objective performance after evaluation. Because of its advantages, this method has been applied in many fields, such as green suppliers [41], information systems [22], teacher improvement [42], quality of life [43], design options [44], and critical infrastructure [45]. The detailed calculation steps of DANP are shown in Appendix A.…”

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A Hybrid MADM Model for Product Design Evaluation and Improvement

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Global warming and climate change are the most pressing issues in the world. This is the inevitable result of human beings pursuing a better quality of life and materials. If the green design concept is used in the design and manufacture of products, the impact of production on the environment will be greatly reduced. Because of this, green product design assessment and improvement activities play an important role in achieving the 2030 sustainable development goals. Product design is the forefront of the entire product development process, and it plays a very critical role. The purpose of this study is to develop a decision-making model for helping decision makers to evaluate and improve the performance of product design systematically. The model combines the design standard of the iF world design guide and multi-attribute decision-making methods. First, the DEMATEL-based analytic network process is used to establish the influential relationship and weights of attributes. Next, the VlseKriterijumska Optimizacija I Kompromisno with aspiration-level method is used to obtain the gap between each evaluation attribute and the aspiration level of each design. Finally, this evaluation result uses the influential network relationship map (INRM) to propose various improvement strategies with causal influence. This study uses products from a Taiwanese furniture design company as an empirical case, which is a leading brand and benchmark in Taiwan’s furniture industry. The research results show that the proposed model can help decision makers to choose the most appropriate design scheme (i.e., the design with the smallest gap from expectations); designers can also improve the gap between product design and expectations.

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“…And, the examination of real problems and the formulation of applicable improvement strategies need to be completed in combination with a dynamic influence and complementary viewpoints. is helps to formulate a systematic improvement strategy starting from the root cause based on the actual situation of the site [21][22][23]. erefore, it is urgently necessary to construct an evaluation framework for evaluating the current situations of green open spaces in downtown residential communities, and clarify the dominant influence relation between the criteria based on criterion weight training.…”

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Exploring Strategies for Improving Green Open Spaces in Old Downtown Residential Communities from the Perspective of Public Health to Enhance the Health and Well-Being of the Aged

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Based on the trend of global aging, people are paying more and more attention to the health of the elderly and the improvement of green open spaces. However, few studies have focused on strategies to improve green spaces in response to this trend. Especially, with the outbreak of COVID-19, an urgent need to develop a sustainable system strategy to improve the health of the elderly in residential communities in old districts has emerged. Traditional improvement strategies based on current situation evaluation often focus on the most prominent practical problems. Therefore, the objective of this study was to provide theoretical research and practical improvement strategies for green open spaces in old downtown residential communities to improve the health and well-being of the elderly. In response to this problem, this research proposes an alternative method based on causality (FDM-DANP-mV model), by extracting 23 green open space elements that affect the health of the elderly and dividing them into three dimensions, to form a preliminary evaluation framework. On this basis, the more effective and feasible standard elements are screened out, and the influence relationship behind the elements is clarified. Then, the sustainable development strategy is systematically discussed in three practical cases. This allows for the analysis of the present situation to not only identify the current significant problems but also to capture the source of the influence behind the real problems based on the clarification of the dominant influence relationship. The actual value of this study is to provide a key design decision basis for the improvement of the green open spaces in old downtown residential communities, aiming at avoiding waste to the greatest extent under the premise of limited resources and gradually promoting the improvement of the urban built environment to promote the health and well-being of the elderly.

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A Qualitative-Quantitative Evaluation Model for Systematical Improving the Creativity of Students’ Design Scheme

Cited by 5 publications

References 38 publications

Systematic Evaluation Model for Developing Sustainable World-Class Universities: An East Asian Perspective

Systematic Evaluation Model for Developing Sustainable World-Class Universities: An East Asian Perspective

A Hybrid MADM Model for Product Design Evaluation and Improvement

Exploring Strategies for Improving Green Open Spaces in Old Downtown Residential Communities from the Perspective of Public Health to Enhance the Health and Well-Being of the Aged

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