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revision 3 — 2007/09/15 00:41:04 — Fil Salustri

1. CDEN Ryerson Node

Welcome to the CDEN node at Ryerson University
CDEN, the Canadian Design Engineering Network, is a national initiative to improve Canada's capacity to teach and practice design engineering.
The main site for CDEN is http://www.cden.ca.
Here, you will find information pertaining to Ryerson's CDEN activities, and a couple of general services provided by Ryerson for the benefit of the network, and with the approval of the CDEN leadership.
Total hits on all pages of this CDEN node: 49470

2. News

14 Sep 2007: Read about Design Engineering, A Manual for Enhanced Creativity, by Ernst Eder and Stanislav Hosnedl, available from CRC Press.
10 Jun 2007: Several new product development process modules are available.
7 Nov 2006: A new system for announcing design conferences has been implemented. See Design Conferences for the new version.

3. Contents

About CDEN
Background information about the network, location of other nodes, contact information, etc.
Design Conferences
announcements of design-related conferences.
Design journals
calls for papers from design-oriented journals.
Design for students
competitions, notices, and other announcements especially for students.
Design news
design-related news of general interest, especially pertaining to Ryerson design activities.
Local publications
a list of some downloadable papers about CDEN.
Legacy publications
some old (obsolete) documents kept for general information only.

Search CDEN
Ryerson maintains an indexed database of all CDEN nodes.
CORC
Ryerson maintains the CDEN Online Resource Centre, a Yahoo-like hierarchy of Web resources on design from all over the world.
Email lists
Ryerson maintains two archived email lists for the CDEN community.
Product development process modules
drafts and information about the CDEN modules currently under development by Ryerson.
Design at ryerson
CDEN-related activities at Ryerson.
SERF
another searchable database maintained at Ryerson, covering design, engineering, science, math, computer science, the internet, formal systems, and related topics.