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In the game, the target group - teenage and student tourists - roleplays scientific assistants who investigate odd phenomena occuring across the city core. The players are equipped with a geo-positioning, intelligent measuring apparatus, allowing them to interact with historical and mythical Regensburg characters residing inside landmark buildings with the proper apparatus gesture. Thus, the apparatus serves as the game's controller. It is made out of a hard shell encasing a Nokia N70 smartphone and a GPS bluetooth device.

The goal of the module is to plan, design, and prototype the game controller according to requirements mentioned below until the end of the module (June 14, 2006). Afterwards, we will have 35 of the shells fabricated until Friday, July 14, 2006, using CAD techniques, as well as 3D printing and milling.

During the Beta playtest taking place on site Regensburg July 15-16, the controller will be evaluated. This may lead to an iteration for the final version of the controller.

Reminder:

This module is demanding as it leads to a real product, which will be used on an everyday basis by tourists. The project has tight, non-negotiable deadlines. Work prior to the module may be necessary. Your work will be cited and credited in publications, and have wide media coverage.

Requirements:

• Targets school classes and students age 16-25.
• Must correspond with CI on http://www.rex-regensburg.de.
• Communicates claim: "staunen! - erleben! - wissen! - erinnern!".
• "Dead box": contains & firmly fixes Nokia N70 and GPS bluetooth device in the inside, there will be no cabling.
• Supports player gesturing (e.g. by including recessed finger grip).
• Shell features cut out for back / front camera, loudspeaker, joypad & surrounding buttons.
• Features engraved sponsor logos: REX, RWTH, ETH, MICS, Nokia.
• In the final product, the fixing sustains joggling and shaking.
• Shell opens easily for the operator, not for the player.
• Devices can be easily removed for recharging.
• Shell is waterproof.

Specifications (based on first prototype & evaluations):

Gestalt

• Design challenge: People tended to associate the shape too often with a museum / audio guide.
• Solution: adjust the shape to the changed theme of the game: retro scientific / paranormal field trip; if possible, add knobs / dials that have no function, but make it look like a scientific apparatus

Plexiglas

• Design challenge: Very nice material - but from our school class evaluation, we need to iterate. Material may not be strong enough to sustain dropping.
• Solution: Must have a retro scientific measurement device feel (think "alien", area51, ghostbusters, star trek) - opaque and sustainable material should be used.

Labeling

• Design challenge: We need to be able to print labels onto the shell.
• Solution: Choose / prepare surface for printing or develop a strategy for easy foiling.

Leather keychain

• Challenge: The vast majority of people were reminded of a leash.
• Solution: REX will produce keychains that carry all sponsor names on then; not our baustelle any longer.

Position of phone and key access

• Challenge: People tend to hold the wand bottom; also, we found that they will need to have access to the phone's joypad & the four keys surrounding the joypad
• Solution: Swap position with the GPS; cut out front area for joypad & 4 key access

Change of GPS device

• Challenge: after testing, we have found that we will use this GPS device: http://www.xaiox.de/instantfix.htm, not the tomtom
• Solution: use the instantfix measurements found at the URL.
• Solution2: It could be that we will be sponsored by another company, so this is subject to change.

Scroll map

• Challenge: We would like to have a real map attached to the device.
• Solution: Consider a way to include a mechanism into the shell, e.g. a scroll / retractable pull-out mech 

Constant pressure on phone buttons

• Challenge: the shell presses on all the buttons (front, side), and causes uncontrollable malfunctionality.
• Solution: e.g. lift the shell; in any case: figure out a better fixing system for all devices.

Cell phone sound volume

• Challenge: Phone is not loud enough on the street (speaker sits on the brow of the phone, not on the front). mind that audio the main feedback we are having!
• Solution1: Integrate a 45° reflector shield into the case, on top of the phone. PLEASE test the connectivity between phone and GPS through plexiglas, too!
• (add.) Solution2: Consider a resonance chamber - think of a guitar. This may mean to change the material, or make the wand bulkier.

Phone display visibility

• Challenge: In bright sunlight, the visbility of the display is very low. this is not our fault, but it may be a downer for the player.
• Solution: Consider an anti glare or sun protection attachment onto the display such as the ones camera lenses use, or the ones graphic designers use for their monitors.

Production of wand shell

• Challenge: We will need 35 of the shells ready to go by June 2, 2006.
• Solution: Consider how we will produce them, saving as much money as we can.

Material costs

• Challenge: Cost of materials.
• Solution: Can be covered through MICS & MAS budget.

EVENT: MAS TRIP: BUERGENSTOCK (LU)



" The magnificent mount Buergenstock peninsula juts out into the lake of Lucerne. Its summit is called Hammetschwand. You may ride up there in the Hammetschwand Lift. This lift is Europe's highest outdoor lift (460 feet) and the unique summit elevator in the world." (http://www.lucerneworldclass.ch/pages/04_buergenstock.html)

Date:
Date 1: Friday, June 16 2006 (depending on weather condition)
Date 2: Friday, June 23 2006

Departures:
Train:
Zurich HB, Departure: 10.04
Luzern, Arrival: 10.49

Ship:
Luzern, Departure: 11.25
Kehrsiten-Buergenstock, Arrival: 12.00

Walk:
Kehrsiten-Buergenstock to the the top of Buergenstock (Hammetschwand), about an hour


* Links:*

• http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammetschwand-Lift
• http://www.buergenstock-bahn.ch
• http://www.sommerspass.ch/html/sommerspass/report/report.cfm?id=200205132351372857
• http://www.buergenstock-hotels.ch

Bürgenstock-Bahnen
6363 Bürgenstock
Phone: +41 - 041 - 612 90 90
Fax: +41 - 041 - 612 90 91
E-Mail: info@buergenstock-bahn.ch

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SPECIAL LECTURES: 11.05.2006
organised by Yael Girot Ifrah



10:00
*Title: "Rapid Prototyping: Contemporary Design Sensibilities in Architecture"*
Speaker: Marcelyn Gow - architect, teaching UCLA, partner GTA Project

Topic: Rapid prototyping is considered simultaneously as a design methodology as well as a research agenda. The talk will focus on several recent projects by the architectural collaborative servo of which Gow is a founding partner and on student work from a series of research seminars taught by Gow and David Erdman at the UCLA department of Architecture and Urban Design.



14:00
*Title: “L’envers du décor”: ornamentation and technology in late 20th century architecture"*
Speaker: Brenda Edgar
After the style imagé of the 1990's ornamentation in contemporary architecture, appeared forms of algorithmic ornamentation presenting a means of generating form through calculation and process based procedures, thus transcending the aesthetic critique. Is this “non-standard” production enabled by currents CNC technologies re-establishing the possibility of customization that has been excluded from architecture since the industrial revolution? This lecture explores this question and situates the current trends among this discourse.

MODULE 02: TRANSLATING
Supervision: Steffen Lemmerzahl, Kai Rüdenauer, Philipp Schaerer
Introduction | Content | Deadlines and Schedule | Resources

Namespaces

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• What is variable scoping?
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Structure of a program

• What happens when a program is executed?
• Is a program more than the text you edited?
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  • Program Counter

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THESIS COMPONENTS & DEADLINES



Thesis - Report - Template Components:

• Thesis-Template.zip:
  
  
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• CAAD-LOGO_2005-05.ai:
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• logoDARCH-HBT.ai:
• ETHZ-LOGO_black.eps:

Exposition: Time Frame:

• 05.10.2006: Vernissage: 6.30 pm
• 06.10.2006 < Exposition > 12.10.2006

Exposition: Flyer: Layout Structure Examples:

Exposition: Display Proposition:

http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/NDS0405/Nds0405groupthesis

-- PhilippSchaerer - 17 Aug 2006

THESIS GUIDELINES



Thesis - Definition:

Your thesis is essentially the answer you give to the issue or problem you posed in the beginning. The thesis in the MAS CAAD defines precise questions in the realm of a specific theme as well as one (or few) well execeted proposals for a methological solution. One or more subareas of this individual theme are proofed through one or more realised projects. The solvings are giving feedback in the general dicussion within the thesis.



Thesis - A Good Thesis is:

• specific and focused
• argumentative: it must have a main idea that is not obviously or trivial
• controversial: it expresses a point of view
• analytical, not evaluative
• result of research and thought
• challenging or surprizing
• a contribution to the existing field
• clear and comprehensive: make the topic clear to a reader who has not spent most of the time thinking about it
• concise and to the point
• logical
• well-structurated
• a pleasure to read
• elegant

• identify your thesis topic
• do a review of what has been done (literature and web search)
• identify possible caad-assistants which can support your work (ckeck their holidays and presence time)
• make up a thesis outline: outlining your argument as fully as possible before starting the first draft will give you a sense of the shape of your argument and will make writing the draft much easier
• think about the plan of chapters and decide what is best to report your work
• make a list, in point form, of what will go in each chapter - try to make this rather detailed, so that you end up with a list of points that corresponds to subsections or even to the paragraphs of your thesis
• make a draft of your thesis
• revise and improve your report
• final thesis

Thesis - Suggested Structure:
A publication consists normally of three major divisions: the front matter (preliminary pages), the tmain body, and the back matter:

Front matter:

• Title page
• Copyright notice
• Abstract
• Table of contents
• Acknowledgments, Dedications
• Foreword, Preface
• Introduction

Main body

Back matter

• Appendix(es)
• Notes (if they form a separate section)
• Glossary
• Bibliography (or references)
• List of Illustraions
• Index(es)

Cover / Title Page

The cover needs to be attractive and informative. The title page or the cover includes the following elements:

• title of the thesis
• name of the author
• type of report (individual or group thesis)
• name of the company, organisation or university (ETH Zürich)
• name of the Faculty (Faculty of Architecture)
• name of the Institute (Institute of Building Technology)
• name of the Chair (CAAD - Computer Aided Architectural Design)
• type of study/year (Postgraduate Studies 2003-04)
• date (month and year of submission)

Of all your thesis, this part will be the most widely published and most read. It should be a distillation of the thesis: a concise description of the problem(s) addressed. It highlights the background to the work, the aims of the thesis and details of the methods and results. The thesis should have an abstract page directly after the title page. This is written normally after the other sections, although it appears at the beginning of the thesis.

Acknowledgments:

Most thesis authors put in a page of thanks to those who have helped them in matters scientific, and also indirectly by providing such essentials as food, education, genes, money, help, advice, friendship etc. If any of your work is collaborative, you should make it quite clear who did which sections.

Table of Contents:

Make sure that the table of contents accurately reflects the organization of the publication. Place it as close as possible to the beginning of the publication so the reader won’t have to search for it.

Introduction:

Your introduction should tell where the thesis is going. Set the scene and problem statement. What is the topic of your work and why is it interesting. Do not overestimate the reader's familiarity with your topic. State the problem(s) as simply as you can. This section might go through several drafts to make it read well and logically, while keeping it short.

Main Body:

The body is the longest section of your report and contains the information you discover in your research. This section tends to be more technical than the others. Tables, graphics such as charts, graphs and illustrations should be used to clarify text. If one of the sections of the discussion seems to require excessive detail, consider putting the details in an appendix and referring to the appendix within the body of the paper. 

Conclusion:

It should be a distillation of the thesis and a describtion of the outcoming results. It is often the case with scientific investigations that more questions than answers are produced. Does your work suggest any interesting further avenues? Are there ways in which your work could be improved by future workers? What are the practical implications of your work? This chapter should usually be reasonably short. As with the introduction, it is a good idea to ask someone who is not a specialist to read this section and to comment.

Appendices:

If there is material that should be in the thesis but which would break up the flow or bore the reader unbearably, include it as an appendix. Appendices can be: data files, pictures, diagrams,... which are not important enough to keep in the main text.

Bibliography - Print Sources:

In the natural sciences, a bibliography is often titled References. There is no single correct format for a bibliography. Most english written reports use the MLA format (Modern Language Association). In the following you see how to cite various print and Web documents in each of these formats:

Books, example:

• Kerrigan, William, and Gordon Braden. The Idea of the Renaissance. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins UP, 1989

Magazine articles, examples:

• Bazell, Robert. “Science and Society: Growth Industry.” New Republic 15 Mar. 1993: 13-14.
• Marano, Hara Estroff. “Domestic Violence.” Psychology Today Nov.-Dec. 1993: 48+

Daily newspaper articles, example:

• Feder, Barnaby J. “For Job Seekers, a Toll-Free Gift of Expert Advice.” New York Times 30 Dec. 1993, Natl. ed.: C1+.

Bibliography - Web Sources:

To cite files available for viewing/downloading via the World Wide Web, please provide the following information:

•  the author's name (if known)
• the full title of the document in quotation marks
• the title of the complete work if applicable in italics
• the date of publication or last revision (if available)
• the full http address (URL) enclosed within angle brackets
• the date of visit in parentheses

Examples:

• Burka, Lauren P. "A Hypertext History of Multi-User Dimensions." MUD History. 1993. http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/1pb/mud-history.html (5 Dec. 1994)
• Harnack, Andrew and Gene Kleppinger. Beyond the MLA Handbook: Documenting Electronic Sources on the Internet. 25 November 1996. http://falcon.eku.edu/honors/beyond-mla/ (17 Dec. 1997)

Thesis - Style:
Your thesis can be written on german or english. The text must be clear. Good grammar and thoughtful writing will make the thesis easier to read. Short, simple phrases and words are often better than long ones. Sometimes it is easier to present information and arguments as a series of numbered points. But be carful: Your thesis should be a connected, convincing argument, not just a list of facts and observations.

Thesis - Deadline:
A thesis is a large work. It cannot be made perfect in a finite time. There will inevitably be things in it that you could have done better. The submission date for the individual and group thesis will be around end of september. For the exact date please check frequently our nds-calendar.

Thesis - Submission:

Individual Thesis:

• Layout: define a standarded and uniform layout including conventions about typeface and point size, margins and pagination, title page and chapter headings
• Format: A5 vertical?
• Printing: A laser quality printer should be used for the final copies.
• Hardcopies: 3 copies of the thesis are to be submitted to the Chair of CAAD (Philipp Schaerer). The second copy will be distributed to the library and the third to Mr. Dobler (Coordination of Postgraduate Studies)
• PDF file: convert your thesis to a single PDF file

Group Thesis:

• Format: A5 vertical?
• Printing: A laser quality printer should be used for the final copies.
• Hardcopies: minimum 3 copies of the thesis are to be submitted to the Chair of CAAD (Philipp Schaerer). The second copy will be distributed to the library and the third to Mr. Dobler (Coordination of Postgraduate Studies)
• PDF file: convert your thesis to a single PDF file

MODULE 02: TRANSLATING
Supervision: Steffen Lemmrzahl, Kai Rüdenauer, Philipp Schaerer
Introduction | Content | Deadlines and Schedule | Resources

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These preferences overwrite the site-level preferences in TWIKIWEB ... 2006-09-12T10:31Z PhilippSchaerer 1.19 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/WebPreferences http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/WebPreferences http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/WebHome MAINPAGE COURSE INFORMATION: Einleitung Introduction Course Documentation Weekly Structure Application Guidelines Contact Calendar Student Pages GENERAL INFORMATION ... 2006-09-11T12:06Z PhilippSchaerer 1.56 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/WebHome http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/WebHome http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/MAS0506Module06 MODULE 06: DESIGN WITH SHEET METAL Supervision: Oskar Zieta, Philipp Schaerer Introduction: The use of CNC fabrication machining is the focus for the final module ... 2006-08-17T14:06Z OskarZieta 1.9 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/MAS0506Module06 http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/MAS0506Module06 http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/ThesisComponents THESIS COMPONENTS DEADLINES Thesis Report Template Components: Thesis-Template.zip: ETH Fonts Mac EN.zip: ETH Fonts Win EN.zip: CAAD-LOGO 2005-05.ai: CAAD-LOGO ... 2006-08-17T12:11Z PhilippSchaerer 1.1 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/ThesisComponents http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/ThesisComponents http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/WettbewerrbParavent Seit zwei Jahren versuchen wir mit MAS Studenten die Möglichkeit, eine CNC gesteuerten Blechbearbeitungsmaschine der Firma TRUMPF zu nutzen. 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Its summit is called Hammetschwand. You may ride ... 2006-06-22T10:23Z PhilippSchaerer 1.2 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/MasBuergenstock http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/MasBuergenstock http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/AufgabeA4 in Zusammenarbeit mit Hochschule Technik Architektur Luzern Herr Schmutz Ausgabematerial : Blech DC04 (Baustahl) : Format (Klein 2m2) : 2000 mm x 1000 mm : Dicke ... 2006-06-02T08:46Z OskarZieta 1.2 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/AufgabeA4 http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/AufgabeA4 http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/ThesisGuidelines THESIS GUIDELINES Thesis Definition: Your thesis is essentially the answer you give to the issue or problem you posed in the beginning. The thesis in the MAS CAAD ... 2006-05-19T12:11Z PhilippSchaerer 1.1 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/ThesisGuidelines http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/ThesisGuidelines http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/AufgabeA1 Ausgabematerial : Blech DC01 (Baustahl) oder Aluminim : Format (klein 2m2) : 2000 mm x 1000 mm : Dicke : 1.5 mm Anforderungen Endprodukt : xs grill BeiSpiele mit ... 2006-05-16T22:39Z OskarZieta 1.7 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/AufgabeA1 http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/AufgabeA1 http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/MAS0506Module06alt MODULE 06 (Alternative): DESIGNING A PERVASIVE GAME CONTROLLER Supervision: Steffen P. Walz, Philipp Schaerer Guest critics consultancy: http://www.plasmadesign.ch ... 2006-05-11T12:25Z SteffenPWalz 1.3 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/MAS0506Module06alt http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/MAS0506Module06alt http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/BeiSpiele © If Ebnöther 2006-05-09T17:48Z OskarZieta 1.2 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/BeiSpiele http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/BeiSpiele http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/view/MAS0506/AufgabeA2 Ausgabematerial : Blech INOX (Edelstahl) : Format : 500 mm x 500 mm : Dicke : 1 mm Anforderungen Endprodukt : mit dem TRUMPF 3D Laser-Schweissroboter Beispiele : ... 2006-05-09T15:05Z OskarZieta 1.2 updated major http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/AufgabeA2 http://wiki.arch.ethz.ch/twiki/bin/rdiff/MAS0506/AufgabeA2

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