Continuing with your chosen project idea, you will create al

Continuing with your chosen project idea, you will create alternative design solutions for your project and analyze the operational, technical, and economic feasibility of the designs. You will also examine the ethics and professional responsibility aspect of designing solutions.NOTE: This assignment consists of two parts.Part 1: Alternative Design SolutionsTo complete this part of the assignment, do the following:Create three alternative design solutions for your project. One of the solutions must illustrate an approach that is not ethical.For each alternative design solution, state the methodology you used (model driven, prototype, or object-oriented) and analyze its operational, technical, and economic feasibility (including how they affect project effectiveness and timelines).See the document below for items to consider as you analyze the three types of feasibility, along with examples:Operational, Technical, and Economic Feasibility ConsiderationsChoose the solution you determine to be the most feasible. Indicate how you would explain to management why this is the recommended solution.For the solution you created that illustrates an unethical approach, explain how you would resolve the ethical dilemma.Your final report should consist of a minimum of 3 single-spaced pages plus a cover page. For more information about formatting reports, see the answer to the question ‘How do I write a professional business report?’ in the Answers database.Part 2: Training DocumentTo complete this part of the assignment, do the following in a minimum of one single-spaced page:Select one of the design solutions from Part 1 and provide a brief training document containing information that would help users get up to speed on your solution.User Manual ExampleInclude screenshots or diagrams as necessary to support your content.Your document should consist of a minimum of 1 single-spaced page plus a cover page. This document should look professional, follow a complete process from start to finish, and be ready to present to a user.