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Designing Complex Products with Systems Engineering Processes and TechniquesBy Vivek D. Bhise
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This book looks at how to design complex products that have many components with intricate relationships and requirements. It also discusses how to manage processes involved in their lifecycle, from concept generation to disposal, with the objectives of increasing customer satisfaction, quality, safety, and usability and meeting program timings and budgets. Part I covers systems engineering concepts, issues, and bases in product design. Part II examines quality, human factors, and safety engineering approaches. Part III describes important tools and methods used in these fields, and Part IV includes other relevant integration topics, interesting applications of useful techniques, and observations from a few "landmark" product development case studies.
Table of Contents
Systems Engineering Concepts, Issues and Methods in Product Design
Introduction to Products, Processes and Product Development
Systems Engineering and Other Disciplines in Product Design
Decision Making and Trade-Offs
Attributes and Requirements and Functional Analyses
Understanding and Managing Interfaces
Product Evaluation, Verification and Validation
Program Planning and Management
Cost Considerations and Models
Quality, Human Factors and Safety Engineering Approaches
Quality Engineering
Human Factors in Product Design
Safety Engineering in Product Design
Tools and Methods
Methods and Tool Box
Product Development Tools
Quality Tools
Human Factors Engineering Tools
Safety Engineering Tools
Applications, Case Studies and Integration
System Decomposition, Interface Diagram, Interface Matrix, Requirements Cascade and Verification Tests
Case Studies and Integration
Future Research Issues
Appendices
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"I personally believe that a book like this is a ‘gold mine’ for academics, as well as for practitioners in leading R&D roles. It is easily readable, scientifically rigorous and full of examples. I strongly suggest its reading."
—Production Planning and Control, August 2016