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3. A freight transportation service provider (like UPS, FedEx) wants to select a cost effective and reliable telematics device to track the movement of its fleet of trucks. The device is attached to a truck by its driver and transmits location and speed of the truck as the truck travels. This information can be used by the transportation service provider to predict the expected arrival time (ETA) and other information used for operational planning. The device can also record and transmit physical measurements such as temperature, humidity and shock as the truck travels. The telematics device (pictured below as attached to a truck door) is manufactured by different suppliers in Malaysia and China, then shipped to the U.S., where the device is fitted into each truck by the transportation provider. The device is battery operated. Battery replacement and other device maintenance / repair are performed through regional facilities belonging to the supplier in the U.S. A product manager (you!) in the transportation service company is tasked with coming up with the requirements and plan for the Engineered System that include the selection of the device and supplier), procurement of the devices, installing the devices in the trucks, maintaining the devices and disposing the devices at the device end of life. Answer the following questions. (70 points) 3a. Who is the customer for this device? 3b. List 3 Customer Requirements for the device 3c. List 3-4 Operational Requirements for the device 3d. List Technical Performance Measures (TPMS) 3d. Describe the product (telematics device) life cycle and the life cycle of the Engineered System through a life cycle diagram. 3e. Perform a Functional Analysis for the device, expressing your answer through a block diagram (4-10 blocks in total). 3. A freight transportation service provider (like UPS, FedEx) wants to select a cost effective and reliable telematics device to track the movement of its fleet of trucks. The device is attached to a truck by its driver and transmits location and speed of the truck as the truck travels. This information can be used by the transportation service provider to predict the expected arrival time (ETA) and other information used for operational planning. The device can also record and transmit physical measurements such as temperature, humidity and shock as the truck travels. The telematics device (pictured below as attached to a truck door) is manufactured by different suppliers in Malaysia and China, then shipped to the U.S., where the device is fitted into each truck by the transportation provider. The device is battery operated. Battery replacement and other device maintenance / repair are performed through regional facilities belonging to the supplier in the U.S. A product manager (you!) in the transportation service company is tasked with coming up with the requirements and plan for the Engineered System that include the selection of the device and supplier), procurement of the devices, installing the devices in the trucks, maintaining the devices and disposing the devices at the device end of life. Answer the following questions. (70 points) 3a. Who is the customer for this device? 36. List 3 Customer Requirements for the device 3c. List 3-4 Operational Requirements for the device 3d. List Technical Performance Measures (TPMS) 3d. Describe the product (telematics device) life cycle and the life cycle of the Engineered System through a life cycle diagram. 3e. Perform a Functional Analysis for the device, expressing your answer through a block diagram (4-10 blocks in total)