Steps
Criteria and Constraints
Brainstorming
Selecting an Approach
Design Proposal
100
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How many steps are in the Engineer Design Process?
100
Goals that must be met in order to successfully solve the problem.
What is criteria?
100
It lets you explore different ideas
Why is brainstorming important?
100
Meet the following criteria and constraints
What must you do when selecting an approach?
100
The who, what, when, where, and how
What does the design proposal consist of?
200
Define the problem
What is the first step in the Engineer Design Process?
200
Factors that limit the design or limit how the problem can be solved.
What is constraints?
200
Build on the ideas of others
What is a good idea when brainstorming?
200
A decision matrix
What should you use when selecting an approach?
200
Descriptions, sketches, and technical drawings
What does the design proposal usually consist of?
300
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How many steps do you have to complete before you can start building your product?
300
It is essential to solving the problem
Why are the criteria and constraints important?
300
STAY FOCUSED
What must you do when brainstorming?
300
A point scale
What should you establish when selecting an approach?
300
A Gant Chart
What might larger projects require?
400
Identifying criteria and constraints
What is the 4th step of the Engineer Design Process?
400
We know what materials we have to build
Why do we use criteria?
400
Quality vs. Quantity
___________ vs. ___________
400
To help determine the "best" idea
Why should you use a point scale?
400
A type of bar chart
What is a Gant Chart?
500
Communicating processes and results
What is the last step of the Engineer Design Process?
500
To know our limitations
Why do we use constraints?
500
The da Vinci method
What method should you use when brainstorming?
500
Trade offs
How do you find the "best" approach?
500
It shows a schedule of when/how the project can be completed
What is the purpose of a Gant Chart?
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