Structured Design Methods and Evaluation for Alternatives in CS/EE/ME
Explore the structured design methods and evaluation techniques for generating and selecting alternatives in the realm of Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and Mechanical Engineering. Discover methodologies such as morphology charts, idea scoring, Pugh analysis, and bubble diagrams to streamline the design process efficiently.
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CS/EE/ME 75(a) Nov. 19, 2018 Today: Evaluate Alternatives Layout & Details Homework
Structured Design Method(s) Recognition of a Need Clarification of Objectives Establish Function Set Requirements Problem Definition Generate Alternatives Evaluate Alternatives Create Details Solution Generation Preliminary Design Review! Analysis & Optimization Prototyping
Structured Design Method(s) Recognition of a Need Generate Alternatives Morphology chart Evaluate Alternatives Idea Scoring/Ranking Create Details/Layout Problem Definition Solution Generation Analysis & Optimization Prototyping
Generate Solutions Goal: Create as many distinct solutions as possible. Create many possible alternative rearrangement of components Organize alternatives for future evaluations Classify alternatives Morphology Chart (best for electromechanical design problems): Required functions/features along rows Different design alternatives and combinations along rows. Phrases or sketches to capture the concept Sometimes other alternatives, such as concept diagrams or classification trees, are better suited to a given problem
Homework Develop a scoring system for your morphologies & Design Alternatives Rank your alternatives. Select, as appropriate, ideas for continuation Rough Layout of your solution.
