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Category: Engineering
I want a value stream map for my project. Am sending you the information to make
I want a value stream map for my project. Am sending you the information to make one for me. Am also send u a video that can help make the map look like that.
Here is the YouTube video
Prepare a professional looking power point presentation(for students to learn) b
Prepare a professional looking power point presentation(for students to learn) based on the information found for the Chevrolet faulty ignition switch. The content of the presentation and more specifics are in the word document attached.
(Use as many slides as needed to get the information across)
Use suitable fonts no smaller than 12 point (except perhaps for footnotes, refer
Use suitable fonts no smaller than 12 point (except perhaps for footnotes, references,
etc.). Use at least 1-inch margins all around. Note: all graphics and charts, if any, should be
incorporated (inserted) directly into your paper (on a Word page) seamlessly, not attached
separately in a different format or embedded in a program icon. The paper and all charts should
form a single, continuous Word document (and print out as such). Number (and letter) your
answers to match the numbered (and lettered) questions (e.g., 2b), or lose points. All of your
work must be your own. Show how you calculated numerical solutions, if any, and cite
references for quoted or paraphrased material.
(1) (a) Describe a system that is required by government or industry to conform to standards. (b)
Describe the standards. (c) Describe the reasons for the standards. (d) Are there any
disadvantages for a system to conform to these standards?
(2) (a) Describe a system that you know from experience or the literature where some of its
stakeholders were generally beneficial to its development or performance, and how and why they
were beneficial. (b) Describe a system that you know from experience or the literature where
some of its stakeholders were generally detrimental to its development or performance, and how
and why they were detrimental.
(3) (a) Describe a system that you know from experience or the literature where, during its
conceptual design phase, it failed the feasibility analysis. (b) What is a feasibility analysis? (c)
For your chosen system, describe the feasibility analysis and explain why the system failed it. (d)
Describe any changes to the system’s conceptual design which might have allowed the system to
become feasible.
(4) Describe the elements of a system-level synthesis you would perform for a system of
modules that would allow people to live and work on the moon. Provide diagrams if needed for
clarification. The module system can be from the literature or one you design.
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of Engineering because to build Torii gates it takes a lot of hard work by engineers. It takes a long time as well because it takes a lot of wood, stone, or other materials. Torii gates are related to me because I went to Japan in March. I just love how they look and when I see them it reminds me of the great time I had in Japan!
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of Engineering because to build Torii gates it takes a lot of hard work by engineers. It takes a long time as well because it takes a lot of wood, stone, or other materials. Torii gates are related to me because I went to Japan in March. I just love how they look and when I see them it reminds me of the great time I had in Japan!
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of Engineering because to build Torii gates it takes a lot of hard work by engineers. It takes a long time as well because it takes a lot of wood, stone, or other materials. Torii gates are related to me because I went to Japan in March. I just love how they look and when I see them it reminds me of the great time I had in Japan!
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of Engineering because to build Torii gates it takes a lot of hard work by engineers. It takes a long time as well because it takes a lot of wood, stone, or other materials. Torii gates are related to me because I went to Japan in March. I just love how they look and when I see them it reminds me of the great time I had in Japan!
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of Engineering because to build Torii gates it takes a lot of hard work by engineers. It takes a long time as well because it takes a lot of wood, stone, or other materials. Torii gates are related to me because I went to Japan in March. I just love how they look and when I see them it reminds me of the great time I had in Japan!
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of
I chose a Japanese Torii gate for Engineering because Torii gates take a lot of Engineering because to build Torii gates it takes a lot of hard work by engineers. It takes a long time as well because it takes a lot of wood, stone, or other materials. Torii gates are related to me because I went to Japan in March. I just love how they look and when I see them it reminds me of the great time I had in Japan!