Open- loop, Closed Loop & Systems Thinking
Open loop systems include input, process and______.
Output
Changing is the "one word" for ____________.
Biotechnology
Constraints are?
limitations on a design.
Quality control is a...
planned process to ensure that a product, service, or system meets established criteria.
New technologies are built on _______ __________.
previous technologies
What is a system?
A group of interrelated
components designed collectively
to achieve a desired goal.
The "one word" for thermal is _______.
Heat
Building the tallest tower is a example of what?
Criteria
Trade-off involves a choice or...
exchange for one quality over another.
The development of technology
is a ______ _______.
human activity
Systems are the _____ ______ of technology.
Building blocks
boiling water is a example of ______.
Fluid
Only having 20 pieces of paper is a example of?
Constraints
In order to maintain established requirements, trade-offs are made in...
order to meet the characteristics of an optimum design.
The rate of technological
development and diffusion is
increasing _______.
Rapidly
Technology is designed to reach a
desired _____.
Goal
Mechanical controls what?
Transportation
Criteria is?
the desired elements and features of a
product or system.
Cost is...
an amount that must be paid or
spent to obtain something. The effort, loss
or sacrifice made to obtain something.
Making life easier involves...
generating new products
and systems through creativity
and innovation.
What is a open-loop system?
A controlled system that has no means for comparing input and output but has a desired goal.
Welding is a example of what?
Materials
Identifying criteria and
specifying constraints
will provide?
The basis for what the design
should be and what its
limits are.
Optimization is a process or
methodology of
designing or making a product, process ,or system to the point at which it is the most fully functional, effective, or as near perfection as possible.
The use of technology sometimes helps to improve personal lives by lessening threats such as?
disease, toil, or ignorance.