Engineering
step 1
define the problem
step 6
improve prototype
The action of changing place or position
Motion
to generate creative ideas quickly, usually for
problem solving.
brainstorm
to convey information
communicate
step 2
do background research
step 7
share results
a push or pull that acts on an object
force
things helpful in forming a conclusion or
judgement.
evidence
the force that opposes motion between two
surfaces that are touching each other.
friction
step 3
brainstorm solutions
The engineering design process is cyclical (True/False)
true
The tendency of an object to resist any change in
motion.
inertia
a plan for the construction of an object or system
design
the energy that is stored; often referred to
as energy of opposition
potential energy
step 4
build a prototype
Engineers solve problems for stakeholders (true/false)
true
using 1 or more of your senses to gather
information; gather facts.
observing
to judge or determine the significance, worth, or
quality of access
evaluate
the natural force that draws objects toward the
center of a celestial body.
gravity
step 5
test prototype
false
explaining or interpreting the things you observe
inferring
The original or model on which something is
based or formed.
prototype
the energy an object has while it is in motion.
kinetic energy