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The Decision Process

The Decision Process. The decision process should lead to the best solution. Proposed design alternatives must comply with all design requirements at this stage The decision process quantitatively assesses each design alternative with respect to the design goals.

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The Decision Process

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  1. The Decision Process

  2. The decision process should lead to the best solution • Proposed design alternatives must comply with all design requirements at this stage • The decision process quantitatively assesses each design alternative with respect to the design goals

  3. The decision process takes the form of a simple matrix that allows one to quantitatively determine the best solution • The rows of the matrix list the design alternatives being evaluated • The columns of the matrix list the criteria by which the design alternatives will be judged (i.e. the design goals) • wt - weighting (1 - 10 ??) indicates the importance of a particular design goal to the product design (the overall satisfaction of the customer with the product) • raw - raw score (1 - 5 ??) basis/reasons for giving a design a particular raw score should be clearly defined (some raw score scale should be developed) • The design chosen is the one which is superior with respect to the design goals

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