Filling a new need in engineering education, Getting Design
Right: A Systems Approach integrates aspects from both design and
systems engineering to provide a solid understanding of the
fundamental principles and best practices in these areas. Through
examples, it encourages students to create an initial product
design and project plan.
Classroom-tested and industry-reviewed, the text focuses on the
steps of a basic design cycle. It first defines the problem,
establishes technical requirements, and identifies the customer
value proposition. The text then explores the design space,
optimizes design choices, and develops the architecture, including
behavior, control, and structure. After validating the design, the
author presents an accessible treatment of resource-constrained
scheduling as a computer puzzle. The final chapter covers the
level-by-level decomposition of systems. In addition, the
appendices offer useful design challenges for a bathroom-cleaning
robot, a home health-care monitoring system, a night-vision system
for automobiles, and an Internet-based meal delivery system.
Using a design approach based on simple text-based tools and
spreadsheet software, this book presents a formal process for
discovering requirements and tackling design problems. It will help
mature audiences in professional settings as well as students with
limited design and project experience.
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