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EDP Step 1-3
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Which is true about the engineering design process?
Each step needs to be followed in an exact order.
The steps are always the same, no matter what the problem.
Sometimes steps are repeated or blend together.
Your solutions will work better than others.
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All engineering solutions should be high-tech and difficult.
False
True
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Criteria are
restrictions that hold you back.
the problems that needs to be solved.
requirements that must be met.
you always do solve the problem.
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An example of criteria is
not finding the material you need
A lunchbox that keeps your food cold
amount of money you can spend
A 10 minute time limit on a test
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Why is communication important in the engineering design process? Check all of the true statements
so engineers can know what mistakes others have made
to ensure that brainstorming happens after the experiment is designed
so engineers can keep track of where others are living
to share information about different discoveries
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The Engineering Design Process is linear? (no repeating steps)
False
True
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The Engineering Design Process
a way to ask and answer scientific questions
a logical way to discover how things in the universe work.
a series of steps to find a solution to a problem.
steps the engineer does before he starts the train.
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A trade-off in the design process is
an atom.
When you choose some features of a design over another.
a working model used in order to test a design.
A step in the Engineering Design process.
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What is the fifth step in the Engineering Design Process, before testing your design?
Evaluate and improve
Build a prototype
Design your solution
Do your research
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According to the Engineering Design Process...
there is only one correct way of solving a problem.
you are always right.
you can do whatever you want without constraints.
making mistakes is okay.
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Constraints used in the Engineering Design Process are
any factors that make a design a better finished product
all of the above
any factors that make the product more expensive
any factors that limit or restrict a design
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What defines any engineering problem?
criteria & constraints
wants & needs
nature & technology
time & cost
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An example of a constraint is
a hearing aid that works
a washing machine that cleans well
what you want the technology to do
a limit on how much money you can spend
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Can you repeat steps in the design process?
yes
no
maybe so
idk
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What is part of the engineering design process?
Brainstorming
Chillin
Scientific Method
Marketing
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Engineering is the process of
only inventing new bridges
finding solutions by designing new and improved technology
magic
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What is the 3rd Step of the Engineering Design Process?
Construct & Test Prototype
Develop a Solution
Evaluate Solution
Brainstrom - Generate Concepts
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When designers make compromises during the Engineering Design Process, this is called:
A trade-off
Increased efficiency
Additional criteria
More constraints
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The Engineering Design Process is used to:
Prove theories about technological processes.
Increase human knowledge and understanding of the world.
Simplify all human endeavors.
Provide technology solutions to human needs and wants.
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Is the first step to the design process to design a solution?
False
True
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What is the second step of the Engineering Design Process?
Choosing a Solution
Defining the Problem
Planning & Design
Research and Investigation
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What is the first step in the Engineering Design Process?
Evaluating the Design
Research
Prototyping
Defining the Problem