COMPLETE GUIDE How to write a design specification for GCSE and GCE Electronics including EXAMPLES
This video may be a bit long but it is the ONLY video you'll need to watch to write a top quality design specification for GCSE and GCE Electronics.
0:50 Things to avoid
2:08 What are subjective criteria?
3:20 Measurements to avoid including sound
4:55 What should the design specification include?
5:10 What are objective criteria?
7:10 What are qualitative (descriptive) criteria?
9:36 What are quantitative (measurable) criteria and how to use them?
16:42 What are tolerances, where are they needed and how can we specify them?
18:25 Lots of examples!
I reveal all the mistakes to avoid and what to include in your design specification. The video covers many points, including:
What is a design specification?
What should it do?
Importance of performance / operation
Avoiding trivial details (construction and components)
Avoiding subjective criteria
Being wary of certain measurements
Using objective criteria
Using quantitative criteria
Specifying tolerances
LOTS OF EXAMPLES OF SUITABLE criteria for a successful design specification