PRODUCT AESTHETICS FOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

Misa Stojicevic; Zorana Jeli; Boris Kosic; Ivana Cvetkovic; Rodoljub Milicevic

Authors

Misa Stojicevic University of Belgrade
Zorana Jeli University of Belgrade
Boris Kosic University of Belgrade
Ivana Cvetkovic University of Belgrade
Rodoljub Milicevic University of Belgrade

Keywords:

course, design, industry design, aesthetics, 3d cad software

Abstract

This paper gives a scope of course called Product aesthetics at Mechanical faculty, University in Belgrade, Serbia. During this course students are learning about standards and laws in process of product design. With this knowledge students are able to create more profound ability of aesthetic evaluation and form aesthetic judgement of in creating certain mechanical product such as car, motorcycle etc. Practical part of this course includes creating a product by using a 3D CAD software which has both aesthetic value and practical usage. Students are presenting that product to other students and they give their evaluation grade.

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Author Biographies

Misa Stojicevic, University of Belgrade

Assistant Professor Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Zorana Jeli, University of Belgrade

Associate Professor Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Boris Kosic, University of Belgrade

Assistant Professor Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Ivana Cvetkovic, University of Belgrade

Assistant Professor Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

Rodoljub Milicevic, University of Belgrade

Student Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

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