Engineering
8 years ago

Designers Beware: Five Common Errors in Functional Requirements Could Derail Projects!

A CLASSIFICATION OF PROCEDURAL ERRORS IN THE DEFINITION OF FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS IN AXIOMATIC DESIGN THEORY
Mary Kathryn Thompson

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The article discusses common mistakes made when defining functional requirements in Axiomatic Design Theory. Five types of errors are identified, with examples and tips for avoiding them provided. The findings have implications for designers, educators, and researchers in the field. The paper also suggests future research directions in Axiomatic Design Theory.