Coffee maker FSD and CCT

A coffee maker has been studied for you, and its major working parts have been sketched out.

See the description below.

Auto$-$Drip Coffee Maker

How it works: First, whole coffee beans are inserted into the clear grinder compartment on the

top of the machine. The beans are ground by rotating blades and dropped into the filter basket.

Next, the water compartment at the back of the machine is filled with the water. This water is run

down through a tube to the heater component at the bottom of the machine and then moved back

up to the top. The hot water is then run from tubes to a showering device which evenly disperses

the water over the filter basket and grounds. Once enough water runs through the grounds, the

resulting coffee drips from the filter basket directly into the carafe below. The carafe is kept warm

by a hot plate that gets its heat from the same heating mechanism that heats the water.

Make a Function Structure Diagram for this coffee maker and use a Concept Combination Table

to form $3$ new ideas for making coffee. Then use a screening matrix to rank the ideas. Follow these

steps:

Develop a function structure diagram with at least $6$ sub$-$functions $($Details aren't necessary,

but ensure you follow the E$-$M$-$S flow and specify which function corresponds to each part

of the flow.

Develop a concept combination table for each of the major functions $($at least $6$ functions$).$

Each function should have $3-6$ solutions.

Generate at least $3$ variants for making coffee using the table. Show your traces through

the table.

Roughly sketch each variant and briefly describe how they work.

Develop a Decision Matrix to evaluate the variants. Use the original product as the

reference. Use these criteria: ease of use, ease of manufacture, cost to consumer, quality of

coffee, durability.

Briefly describe the highest$-$ranked variant and discuss its pros and cons.

Submit your Function Structure Diagram, Concept Combination Table, variants, completed

Decision Matrix, highest$-$ranked variant, and any necessary explanations.