General Engineering Introduction/CDIO/Implement

Designing the Implementation Process

The goals and metrics for implementation performance, cost and quality

The implementation system design:
Task allocation and cell/unit layout
Work flow
Considerations for human user/operators

Hardware Manufacturing Process

The manufacturing of parts
The assembly of parts into larger constructs
Tolerances, variability, key characteristics and statistical process control

Software Implementing Process

The break down of high level components into module designs (including algorithms and data structures)
Algorithms (data structures, control flow, data flow)
The programming language
The low-level design (coding)

The low level design should contain the detail information about the code going to implement for a an application , software etc.It should be a detail design of the High level design document

The system build

Hardware Software Integration

The integration of software in electronic hardware (size of processor, communications, etc)
The integration of software with sensor, actuators and mechanical hardware
Hardware/software function and safety

Test, Verification, Validation, and Certification

Test and analysis procedures (hardware vs. software, acceptance vs. qualification)
The verification of performance to system requirements
The validation of performance to customer needs
The certification to standards

Implementation Management

The organization and structure for implementation
Sourcing, partnering, and supply chains
Control of implementation cost, performance and schedule
Quality and safety assurance
Possible implementation process improvements
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