Practice Evaluating And Selecting (6.3) - Unit 3: Idea Generation & Concept Development

Practice: Evaluating and Selecting

Lesson 6.3Unit 3: Idea Generation & Concept Development

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Question 1.
What is a decision matrix?
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Think about tools that help us make decisions.
Question 2.
Why is it important to assign weights to criteria?
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Consider how different factors can have different levels of importance based on the project.
3Question 3.
What is a decision matrix used for?
- To randomly select a design
- To evaluate and prioritize options based on criteria
- To eliminate options
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Think about how decisions are made systematically.
4Question 4.
True or False: Sensitivity analysis helps to determine how stable the choice of a design is based on criteria weights.
- True
- False
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Consider what happens if we change our priorities.
Question 5.
You have three innovative concepts for a new water bottle: Eco-friendly, Multi-functional, and Sleek Design. Create a decision matrix with at least five criteria and justify your scores and weights.
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Consider environmental impact and user experience as part of your criteria.
Question 6.
After calculating your scores, run a sensitivity analysis changing the importance of one criterion. What happens to your rankings?
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Think about areas that might significantly shift your conclusion!

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