The steps that engineers follow.
What is the Engineering Design Process?
What does STEM stand for?
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
This inventor had over 1000 patents and is best known for inventing the light bulb.
Who is Thomas Edison?
What force pulls objects toward the center of Earth?
What is gravity?
Both the engineering design process and the scientific method
A - start with a hypothesis
B - produce a product
C - involve analyzing results of tests
What is "involve analyzing results of tests"?
The step in the engineering process in which engineers develop a prototype.
What is plan and build?
The main goal of engineering.
What is solve a problem?
What planet is known as the Red Planet?
What is Mars?
An initial test model of a product is known as a...
What is a prototype?
In this step of the design process the engineer makes adjustments to the design.
What is test and redesign?
The lever, pulley, screw are examples of these...
What is a simple machine?
A number is multiplied by 3, then 4 is added. The result is 25. What is the original number?
What is 7?
Attributes of a design that can be measured; a set of standards upon which a decision is based.
What is a criteria?
If a design flaw is discovered, the next logical step for the design team is to...
What is modify the design?
An invention is the creation of a new product or introduction of a process for the first time. If someone improves on or makes a significant contribution to an existing product or process this is called a(n)...
What is an innovation?
What gas do plants take in from the air to make their food?
What is carbon dioxide
A limitation or condition that must be satisfied by a design, including materials, cost, size, labor, etc.
What is a constraint?
When brainstorming should you try to generate a large quantity or good quality ideas?
What is a large quantity?
Things science allows people to make and do. New cars, new computers, robots are all examples of this.
What is technology?
Inventor of alternating current.
Who is Nikolai Tesla?
What is the process called when liquid water changes into water vapor?
What is evaporation?