EDP 1
Which of the following are used in transform ideas into practical solutions?
A. modeling
B. testing
C. evaluating
D. all of the above
What is all of the above?
What is ideation?
A. the process of patenting a patenting a product
B. the process of gathering feedback to improve a system
C. the process of coming up with new ideas and ways to solve problems
D. the process of breaking a system down into subsystems
What is the process of coming up with ideas?
A ___________ is a push or pull.
What is force?
What is the name of the structure underneath the bridge?
What is a substructure?
Which of the following activities would most likely not be used in the Improve engineering step?
A. modeling
B. testing
C. evaluating
D. creating
What is creating?
Which engineering step would most likely involve each person in a group presenting his or her ideas?
What is imagine?
What is a Newton?
What is a unit of force?
What is the load on a bridge caused by a truck moving across the bridge?
What is live load?
Ideation can occur in any step of the engineering design loop, but it most often occurs at what step?
What is imagine?
Testing, evaluating, and modifying a solution or product most likely occurs at which stage of the engineering design process?
What is improve?
What is the unit for force?
What is N?
What is the load on a bridge caused by the weight of the bridge materials?
What is dead load?
What engineering step would most likely include the building of a three-dimensional prototype?
What is create?
Which of the steps are used to transform ideas into practical solutions?
What is all of them?
Friction in which two surfaces are not moving past each other.
What is static?
What bridge type consists of a platform supported by columns underneath at specific intervals?
What is beam?
After testing a prototype in relation to its requirements, which of the engineering steps would you do next if you wanted to refine it?
What is improve?
What would most likely not be done during the improve design step?
What is create?
If the forces acting on an object are unbalanced, what happens?
What is acceleration?
What bridge type consists of a platform supported by cables from above?
What is suspension?