Engineering Design Process
Engineering Drawings
Vocabulary
Miscellaneous
100
There are this many steps in the Engineering Design Process.
What is seven (7)?
100
What is Isometric?
100
Desired features of a design or a product.
What is Criteria?
100
These are the ways you can get in contact with Byrne or Wing if you need to.
What are texts, calls, or emails?
200
This step in the Engineering Design Process would most likely require use of the internet.
What is Researching the Problem.
200
This type of drawing has three different views for the same object, all showing a different side (top/plan, front, side).
What is Orthographic?
200
Anything that people do to change the natural world to make our lives better.
What is Technology.
200
These were the criteria for our pumpkin chunker.
What are "it had to be free-standing," and "operated with one hand?"
300
You and your team have created a prototype of a new desk. This would be the next step in the Engineering Design Process.
What is Test and Evaluate?
300
This type of drawing allows engineers and architects to show large objects or spaces as smaller images.
What is Scaled Drawing?
300
These people use the laws and ideas from scientists to develop new technologies (AKA superheroes).
Who are Engineers?
300
This is the name of the engineering company that redesigned the shopping cart.
What is IDEO?
400
You have been tasked with creating a new and improved book bag by the end of the week. The time you have to create a solution is an example of this.
What is a constraint?
400
This type of drawing shows an object in 3-dimensions.
What is Isometric?
400
A full-scale working model used to test how well a technology works is called this.
What is a Prototype?
400
These are what the gardens planted at Strawberry Mansion are supposed to attract.
What are pollinators?
500
This step of the engineering design process would the last step before starting the whole process over.
What is Redesign Based on Feedback?
500
The name of the image shown here.
What is a Floor Plan or Blueprint.
500
These things are restrictions when designing a new project (example: time).
What are Constraints?
500
This was IDEO's motto about failure.
What is "fail often in order to succeed sooner?"