Question

question 7 of 20 : select the best answer for the question

1. which of the following best describes c-k theory?

a. ideas are written in the concept space and the designer’s relevant technical experience is written in the knowledge space
b. a designer’s relevant technical experience is translated into mathematics to be applied to ideas about the design
c. ideas about the design and a designer’s relevant technical experience are compared to previously solved problems
d. ideas about the design and a designer’s relevant technical experience are described in a decision matrix.
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Explanation:

C - K Theory (Concept - Knowledge Theory) involves two spaces: the concept space (where ideas, especially novel or non - existing design ideas lie) and the knowledge space (where the designer's existing technical knowledge, experience, and established facts are). Option A correctly describes this by stating that ideas are in the concept space and the designer's relevant technical experience is in the knowledge space. Option B introduces an unnecessary translation to mathematics which is not part of C - K Theory. Option C and D mention comparing to previously solved problems or using a decision matrix, which are not core aspects of C - K Theory.

Answer:

A. Ideas are written in the concept space and the designer's relevant technical experience is written in the knowledge space