Lecture

Design Review Process: Principles and Examples

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Description

This lecture covers the working principle of a design review, focusing on the objective, participants, and stages involved. It discusses the 'V-Model' of Systems Engineering, the Systems Requirement Review, and the Critical Design Review. Through examples like Carderly, it illustrates the importance of thorough documentation, risk analysis, and verification in the design process.

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