Abstract
Figure 3.1 represents the processing of a design through the design team of a large firm. Note that each of the subgroups within the design team may have had a different education and training; they will certainly have a different style of representing the design. This has a considerable impact on the requirements they each have of a CAD system. A smaller concern would not break down a design to the same degree because the size and complexity of their projects will tend to be less.
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Begg, V. (1984). How is design carried out?. In: Developing Expert CAD Systems. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3405-4_3
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