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ISYE 320 Course Project
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Project Description:
Your team is the system engineering team for a new product being proposed for your division. The
CEO has approved a certain budget for its development, which includes two prototypes for
testing. What product your division develops is up to your team (unrealistic but allowed here for
flexibility). Your product cannot be entirely software but may be a combination of hardware and
software.
Your new product will target a wide commercial user market. Its design will include at least two
different models addressing selected segments of the market. (Note: The four basic types of market
segmentation are: 1. Demographic Segmentation 2. Psychographic Segmentation 3. Geographic
Segmentation 4. Behavioral Segmentation)
See the articles below to learn about market segmentation:
https://www.yieldify.com/blog/types-of-market-segmentation/
https://www.universitylabpartners.org/blog/key-types-market-segmentation-everything-you-need-
to-know
https://www.similarweb.com/corp/blog/research/market-research/types-of-market-segmentation/
There are currently no major competitors for your radically new, improved conceptual
design. However, it is estimated that you must have your product in the marketplace within 32 months
to gain a large share of US and international sales.
Your team needs to conduct
i. Requirement analysis
ii. Design analysis, including but not limited to the following:
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Functional analysis
Design for usability
Design for reliability
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Design for manufacturing and assembly
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Design for sustainability
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Design for maintenance
Risk assessment
Decision-making process (trade-off analysis and economic analysis)
to eventually find the best design alternative for this product.
Work together in groups of 2-3 for the project. Please DO NOT ask for working in groups larger
than 3 people.
Important dates:
Midterm presentation: April 12, in class
Final presentation: May 6 and May 8, in class
Final report submission: May 13, 11:59 pm
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Notes:
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There are undoubtedly certain sections of some of the analyses that you are not going to
include in your report due to the nature of your product. The oral presentation should address
your rationale for your decision to minimize or not cover those sections. This rationale is to
be included in the written report as well.
For some analyses, e.g., economic analysis, you may use reasonably estimated values. It is
unrealistic but allowed for the purpose of this project.
For each analysis, perform all the appropriate techniques you have learned in this course.
Midterm Presentation Guidelines:
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Each team has approximately 10 minutes to present (4 minutes for presentation + 6 minutes
for Q&A and feedback). All team members are expected to participate in the presentation.
Your presentation must include an introduction to the selected product, the analyses you
have worked on so far, and your plan to complete the project.
Deliverables: Presentation file (Canvas/Course Project/Midterm Presentation)
Final Presentation and Submission Guidelines:
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For this course project, you will have an oral presentation. Each team has 15 minutes for
presentation and 5 minutes for Q&A. All team members are expected to participate in the
presentation.
The presentation is the last week of classes (May 6 - 8) in class.
You are also required to submit a final report. The final report should include all your
analyses as well as your recommendations and conclusions.
The final report is due by May 13, 11:59 PM.
You are expected to work actively with your team members. There may be a peer evaluation
at the end of the semester that may affect your grade on the project.
Deliverables:
1) Presentation file (Canvas/Course Project/Final Presentation), Due before your
presentation day
2) Final report (Canvas/Course Project/Final Report), due on May 13, 11:59 pm
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Rubric:
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Midterm presentation (5 points)
Effectively communicating study goals and findings (5 points)
Depth and quality of the listed required analyses (45 points)
Inclusion of market segmentation (5 points)
Integration of presentation components (10 points)
Organization, quality of presentation materials, verbal presentation skills, use of allotted time
(5 points)
Ability to answer questions (15 points)
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Final report (10 points)
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