Steps in the EDP 1
Steps in the EDP 2
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100

This is the first step in the EDP

Identify the Problem 

100

What is step six of the EDP

Test (& evaluate) 

100

What does the acronym STEM stand for

Science

Technology

Engineering

Math 

100

Several college student want to design and build a solar powered car. They have chosen a design. Which of the following steps should they do next in the Engineering Design process?

Step 5 Build/Create a Prototype 

100

What is the step-by-step process that engineers use to analyze and solve a problem?

EDP

200

What is the second step of the EDP

Research 

200

This is step seven of the EDP

Redesign 

200

What does the acronym EDP stand for 

Engineering

Design 

Process

200

Good designers try to generate as many possible solutions as they can.

Step 3 Brainstorm 

200

Sadie needs a fan because it's hot!

Step 1 Identify the Problem 

300

This is the third step of the EDP

Brainstorm 

300

What is the eighth step of the EDP

Communicate 

300

Another word for Criteria 

Requirement

Need

300

Sadie only has wires, switches, fans, and batteries to construct a circuit in her science class.

Constraints 

300

The house must be built with two stories.

Criteria 

400

What is the fourth step of the EDP

Plan (pick best solution) 

400

When you gather information about your problem, which step are you using

Step 2 Research

400

Another word for Constraint 

Limitation. Restriction. 

400

After many trials, Sadie decides that she needs to alter her original design.

Step 7 Redesign 

400

Groups of students create a blueprint of the parking garage prototype they will build.

Step 4 Solution/Plan 

500

This is the fifth step of the EDP

Build (create a prototype) 

500

When you see if your solution works and accomplishes what it needs to, you are using which step

Step 6 Test and Evaluate 

500

What is a prototype 

Full size working model 

500

Design journals/portfolios, drawings and schematics are used to show the solution

Step 8 Communication 

500

Judging other ideas is a rule for brainstorming 

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