Decision-making : a laboratory-based case study in conceptual design
The engineering design process may be seen as a series of interrelated operations that are driven by decisions: each operation is carried out as the consequence of an associated decision. Hence, an effective design process relies heavily upon effective decision-making. As a consequence, supporting d...
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Loughborough University
2001
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| Online Access: | https://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.247856 |
| Summary: | The engineering design process may be seen as a series of interrelated operations that are driven by decisions: each operation is carried out as the consequence of an associated decision. Hence, an effective design process relies heavily upon effective decision-making. As a consequence, supporting decision-making may be a significant means for achieving design process improvements. This thesis concentrates on how to support selection-type decision-making in conceptual engineering design. |
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