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Lecture 02: The Design Cycle

Lecture 02: The Design Cycle. SENIOR DESIGN I. • Author: Joseph Picone Dept. Electrical and Computer Eng. Mississippi State University • Contact Information: Box 9571 Mississippi State University Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762 Tel: 662-325-8335 Fax: 662-325-2298.

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Lecture 02: The Design Cycle

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  1. Lecture 02: The Design Cycle SENIOR DESIGN I • Author: Joseph Picone Dept. Electrical and Computer Eng. Mississippi State University • Contact Information: Box 9571 Mississippi State University Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762 Tel: 662-325-8335 Fax: 662-325-2298 Email: picone@isip.msstate.edu • URL: /publications/courses/ece_4512/lectures/2003_fall/lecture_02

  2. THE ENGINEERING PROCESS AN ITERATIVE DESIGN PROCESS Problem Test Verification Design Constraints Hardware Implementation Design Test Specification Test Verification Prototyping Simulation Test Verification

  3. THE ENGINEERING PROCESS A DESIGN METHODOLOGY • Problem: recognize that a problem exists, and develop a concise statement of the problem. • Objectives: study the parameters of the problem, and convert them into engineering language you are familiar with. • Literature Survey: assimilate existing knowledge about the problem, and search for similar data (related experiments, evaluations, etc.) • Analysis: analyze the problem based on the knowledge gained from the literature survey, produce a set of design constraints, and generate test specifications to verify these design constraints. • Synthesis: manipulate the analysis to yield a family of solutions (typically through simulation and prototyping). • Evaluation: choose the best solution and verify it meets the design constraints. • Presentation: communicate the solution to your peers/management.

  4. THE ENGINEERING PROCESS DOCUMENTATION The Engineering Design Document

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