Practice Decision Matrix: Convergent Evaluation (5) - Unit 3: Idea Generation & Concept Development

Practice: Decision Matrix: Convergent Evaluation

Lesson 5Unit 3: Idea Generation & Concept Development

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Question 1.
Define what a decision matrix is.
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Think about how we assess different ideas against a set of standards.
Question 2.
List two benefits of using a decision matrix.
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Consider what makes decisions easier or fairer.
3Question 3.
What is the primary purpose of a decision matrix?
- To generate ideas
- To evaluate options
- To eliminate options
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Think about what we do most with the decision matrix.
4Question 4.
True or False: Setting weights for criteria in a decision matrix means all criteria are considered equally important.
- True
- False
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Consider how different needs might be prioritized differently.
Question 5.
You have five different designs for a smartphone case. Create a decision matrix evaluating them based on Cost, Durability, Aesthetic Appeal, and Material. What are your findings?
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Remember to justify your scores based on the priorities you've set.
Question 6.
Choose two criteria and change their weights by +10% and -10%. Recalculate the rankings of your concepts. Discuss if and how these changes affected your decision.
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How unstable is your original choice? Reflect on your criteria’s importance.

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