NASA NTRS ยท 20130013164
The Iterative Design Process in Research and Development: A Work Experience Paper
Abstract
The iterative design process is one of many strategies used in new product development. Top-down development strategies, like waterfall development, place a heavy emphasis on planning and simulation. The iterative process, on the other hand, is better suited to the management of small to medium scale projects. Over the past four months, I have worked with engineers at Johnson Space Center on a multitude of electronics projects. By describing the work I have done these last few months, analyzing the factors that have driven design decisions, and examining the testing and verification process, I will demonstrate that iterative design is the obvious choice for research and development projects.
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Sullivan, George F. III. 2013-05-01. The Iterative Design Process in Research and Development: A Work Experience Paper. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20130013164
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