"Tradeoff Decisions in System Design" is a technical book that addresses the essential aspects of system design, particularly decision-making under uncertainty, conducting trade-off studies, and formal risk analysis. The authors, A. Terry Bahill and Azad M. Madni, provide a comprehensive mathematical treatment of these topics and generalize existing techniques to cover all three areas. A central element of the book is the use of importance weights, combination functions, scoring functions, quantitative metrics, prioritizations, and sensitivity analyses. Additionally, human decision-making is integrated into this context, modeling problems using Prospect Theory. The book is aimed at professionals and students in the fields of systems engineering, risk analysis, operations management, and business process modeling, offering valuable insights on how to overcome cognitive biases and avoid mental errors. Through numerous examples, it enhances the understanding of the concepts and illustrates their applicability in various domains.