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US Patent Application 20100030356 - DESIGN PROCESS RECORDING

Application Filed on February 26, 2008
Application Published on February 4, 2010
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Description of works such as “requirement”, “definition”, and “confirmation” in the narrow sense in a design process is made possible. A design work recording unit (22a) records in a data storage device (6) an inputted “design work name” as one of “external requirement name”, “concept definition name”, “internal requirement name”, “detailed definition name”, and so on. An inter-work relation recording unit (22b) records in the data storage device (6) a relation between two “design work names” selected from “external requirement name”, “concept definition name”, “internal requirement name”, “detailed definition name”, and so on recorded in the data storage device (6). Here, the inter-work relation recording unit (22b) records a relation between “external requirement name” and “concept definition name”, a relation between “concept definition name” and “internal requirement name”, a relation between “internal requirement name” and “detailed definition name”, and so on.

Inventor

US Class

700/97Design or planning

Attorney, Agent or Firm

Foreign Documents

  • 2007-075952 JP 03/23/2007

International Class

G06F 17/50

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