Designing Complex Products with Systems Engineering Processes and Techniques [Kõva köide]

Here Bhise (emeritus, engineering, U. of Michigan) helps engineers in systems engineering understand concepts, issues and methods of product design, quality, human factors, and safety engineering approaches, tools, applications, case studies, and integration. He begins with systems engineering and other disciplines of product design, then moves to decision making and risks, product attributes, requirements and allocation of functions, understanding and managing interfaces, product evaluation and verification, validation, program planning and management, costs and models, quality management and six-sigma initiatives, human factors, safety, methods and tool box, traditional and new quality tools, human factor engineering tools, and safety engineering tools. He includes a set of case studies. Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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.