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Title: Using an analytic hierarchy process to develop competencies on mould product creativity for vocational college students
Authors: Chen, Dyi-Cheng;Chen, Chin-Pin;Lee, Ching-Yi;You, Ci-Syong;Jao, Chih-Hsuan
Contributors: 工業教育與技術學系 
Date: 2011-03
Issue Date: 2012-08-27T05:54:59Z
Publisher: WIETE
Abstract: While product creativity has been extensively investigated, the mould product creativity for vocational college students is unexplored. First, this study collects the status of mould technology in various countries, the scope of technical knowledge of moulds and the relevant literature on creativity performance. In addition, this study involves a quantitative and qualitative content analysis of relevant documents, textbooks and educational objectives of mould performance creativity, which includes originality, practicability, precision, aesthetics and exchangeability in five
hierarchies and 16 indexes. Second, this study assesses these criteria by employing the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) technique to solicit opinions from 15 experts by using questionnaires. Results show that precision, exchangeability, practicability, originality and aesthetics have weights of 34.1%, 28.2%, 23.8%, 8.9%, 4.9%, respectively.
Relation: World Transactions on Engineering and Technology Education, 9(1): 54-59
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