SE101 Lecture Notes - Engineering Design Process, Extreme Programming, Concurrent Engineering
20 Nov 2012
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Engineering design process: recognition of need, definition of problem, definition of design criteria, design loop. Decision making: optimization, evaluation, if passes, communication else, definition of problem, definition of design criteria, repeat. Customer requirements: define the design problem from the perspective of the customer, customer requirements are rarely specific. Simplistic: customer requirements should specify a problem, not a solution. Design criteria: performance standards to be met by the design, should be specific. Manufacturing process: may be imposed by management, environment, or physical systems, ex: Synthesis, analysis, and decision-making: form a design loop. Synthesis suggests ideas or methods to solve the problem. Analysis is calculating the expected result of each idea or method. Decision-making is deciding which alternative is best: not uncommon t repeat the design loop multiple times, each time the design loop i repeated, the design is further refined. Design review: independent evaluation process, evaluation teams attempt to answer:
