In which step of the Design Process do you compare the various ideas and select the best approach?
Step 3:Develop Possible Solutions
A small group of people start sharing ideas. Some ideas seem silly, but all suggestions are written down for further consideration. This activity is part of which step?
Research
The specific rules or guidelines used to judge how well a design works
In order to develop ideas for a new tennis racket, a design team visits three different sporting goods stores. What part of the design process is this?
Research
Which step of the design process involves communicating the results of your tests?
Share Results / Communicate
Test and Evaluate
Define Constraint
A restriction or limitation
In engineering, the design process begins when....
an engineer identifies a need or problem
Improve/Redesign
In which step would you give an oral presentation such as a slide slow or powerpoint?
Sharing Results
What were the constraints in the tower challenge?
Only had 10 Index Cards & 12 Inches of Tape
Limited Time
Science = hypothesis
Engineering = ????
Defining a problem
Describe the first step
It is important to sketch a detailed drawing or blueprint. Which step is this?
Plan
A team of engineers is asked to design a scooter for less than $20. They decided that they will only use recycled materials. What is the team's constraint?
Only have $20 for the project
When finding the solution to a engineering design problem, there is/are usually......
1.only one possible correct solution
2.a very limited number of possible correct solutions
3. many possible correct solutions
3... MANY!
What profession uses the design process daily?
engineer
In which step would these questions be discussed:
Has the challenge been met before? What additional information is needed to meet the challenge?
Identify the Problem-Step 1
What were the Criteria & Constraints from our Taco Party Challenge?
Criteria
Must feed 5 people
Must be tasty
Constraints:
Only 30 minutes
Limited options
Gluten Free
True or False: The design process is a strict straight line that always moves forward from step one to six.
False