Engineering Design Process

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What is the Engineering Design Process?

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A systematic approach used by engineers to develop solutions to problems, involving steps such as Ask, Imagine, Plan, Create, Test and Evaluate, and Improve.

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What is a constraint in engineering design?

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A limitation or restriction on the design process, such as budget, materials, or time.

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What does the 'Ask' step involve in the Engineering Design Process?

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Identifying the problem and gathering information to understand the needs and requirements.

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What is the purpose of the 'Imagine' step?

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To brainstorm and generate creative ideas and potential solutions to the identified problem.

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What happens during the 'Plan' step?

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Developing a detailed plan for how to create the solution, including materials, tools, and processes.

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What is a prototype?

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A preliminary model of a product that functions like the final solution would, used for testing and evaluation.

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What is the 'Create' step in the Engineering Design Process?

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The step where the actual prototype is built based on the plans developed in the previous step.

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What does 'Test and Evaluate' mean?

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Assessing the prototype to determine if it meets the design criteria and functions as intended.

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What is the 'Improve' step?

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Making revisions and modifications to the design based on feedback and testing results.

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Why is it important to use recycled materials in engineering design?

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Using recycled materials can reduce costs, minimize environmental impact, and promote sustainability.

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