Language Design: Theory and Computation articulate the theory that there is a design language. This theory claims that every language design consists of a set of symbols, a set of relationships between the symbols, the key features of expressive symbols, and a set of realities to produce behavioral information processing work on the language. This book shows how machine understanding of text for language design based on calculations resulted in the design of practical applications for design management as a model of teamwork, characteristics of the formation of design concepts, and understanding the design rationale. Language Design: Theory and Computing is a unique text for postgraduate and research study design and management theory, and allied disciplines such as artificial intelligence, organizational behavior, and human factors and ergonomics.