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Yоu must select оne (аnd оnly one) of the following questions (1 or 2) to аnswer. Reаd the question(s) carefully. State which question you are answering, and answer it thoroughly, making sure to address all of the requested topics. You should not answer more than one question. If you choose to answer both questions, or if it is not clear which question you have attempted to answer, it will be assumed that you are answering only the first one listed below. 1. Suppose you are designing a brand new product in a company hoping to be First-to-Market. Your design is called the EVFly, and you expect it will be the first mass-market, FAA approved electric flying car available to the everyday consumer. Your shareholders have pressured you to make sure you beat any competitors to market, but you also know that putting out a less-than stellar product will lead to failure of your company. Thus, as the engineering design manager, you have planned a rigorous set of design reviews throughout the design process. List each of the design reviews that you would schedule, and explain when they should occur and what the design would be expected to demonstrate in each case in order to move to the next design phase. Feel free to be creative with this product design if it helps illustrate your design process concepts. 2. Explain the three types of manufacturing process layouts: Job Shop (or Process), Mass Production (or Product), and Group Technology. For each layout, provide the pros and cons and a brief example of a production process that would benefit from that layout. Your Answer (interrupted): Question 2: In a job shop layout, the process area is organized based on the task being completed, so all drilling or grinding may be together. The pros of this system are that tools and equipment can be housed where is will be used and moved around less. Less duplicated of equipment may be needed as well. The cons are that this is not a very efficient path for the produced goods to follows as they may double back several times. The mass production simply organized the process like an assembly line where the product goes in a straight line. The pro is that the product moves through the process very efficiently, but several duplicates of equipment maybe be needed. One process this works great for is the production of cars because Group Technology