8.2. Product liability: identify any potential hazards in the proposed design, e.g., changes that may occur during the useful lifetime
9.2. Product liability: provide solutions to eliminate hazards identified in Assignment 8.2, e.g., changes that may occur during the useful lifetime
Program Outcome 4: (Ethical and Professional Conduct)
4.3 (Professionalism) Students will be able to understand the associated professional responsibilities.
Hardware and Software Obsolescence:
Risk: Components of the system, such as the Raspberry Pi hardware or software dependencies, may become obsolete or no longer supported.
Mitigation: Plan for hardware and software lifecycle management. Provide users with guidance on upgrading hardware components and ensure compatibility with the latest software updates. Consider developing a migration plan for users to transition to newer versions or alternative platforms.
User Requirements and Expectations:
Risk: Users' needs and expectations may change over time, requiring adjustments to the system's features or user interface.
Mitigation: Regularly gather user feedback and conduct usability assessments. Use this information to enhance the user interface, add new features, or refine existing functionalities to align with changing user expectations.
Integration with External Services:
Risk: External services, such as synchronization tools or network protocols, may evolve or become deprecated.
Mitigation: Keep abreast of changes in external services and update the system's integration accordingly. Provide users with information on recommended alternatives or updated configurations to maintain seamless interoperability.