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QFD Matrix

QFD List all of the requirements for design (rows) List all of the conceptual designs that you are considering (columns) Mark each entry in the table with a plus, minus or zero based on how that concept fares on that requirement Rate each concept Rank the concepts

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Conceptual Designs Community College Cal State Univ Univ California Private Univ Cost Major Housing Food Job Placement Reputation

Mark Each Entry Community College Cal State Univ Univ California Private Univ Cost + - Major Housing Food Job Placement Reputation

Rate each concept Community College Cal State Univ Univ California Private Univ Cost + - Major Housing Food Job Placement Reputation Rating -4 -2 +5 +4

Rank the Concepts Rank Concepts 1 Univ California +5 2 Private Univ +4 3 Cal State Univ -2 4 Community College -4