A ​ (a)   analysis is a method of identifying the ​ (b)   and ​ (c)   of a design ​ (d)   .

• cost-benefit
• strengths
• weaknesses
• solution
• trade offs
• constraints
• criteria
• problem

We do not make decisions based on scarcity because things don't run out.

• True

• False

A cost-benefit analysis helps determine which solutions are (blank)

• Defective

• Bad

• Promising

All choices involves?

• sacrifice

• trade-offs

• scarcity

To make rational choices we weigh marginal costs and marginal benefits. This is called (blank)?

• Scarcity

• Trade-offs

• Cost / benefit analysis

Whenever we make a choice there is always (blank)

• opportunity cost

• sacrifice

• Trade offs

Some engineering problems involve designing a process or system rather than designing an object.

• True

• False

Engineers whose job it is to optimize industrial systems are called (blank)

• Software

  Engineer

• Optimization Engineer

• Systems

  Engineer

What is an example of a system that has become a manufacturing system?

• matrix

• assembly line

• Power BI

Some engineering ​ (a)   involve designing a ​ (b)   or ​ (c)   .

• process
• system
• criteria
• contraints
• solution
• problems