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Holly Kamarudin
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PRIME Design Process - SensorOne

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Multiple Choice
The PRIME design process is only useful for software designers
True
False
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Multiple Select
Why is the PRIME design process useful? (Select all that apply)
It is a method that ensures the designed solution meets the brief
It makes designing solutions a simple and short process
It provides opportunities for designers to design solutions using broad research and creative ideas
It allows designers to create solutions with careful planning and evaluations for improvements
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Multiple Choice
What do the letters in the PRIME acronym stand for?
Process, Research, Ideas, Manufacture, Explain
Project, Research, Ideas, Manufacture, Evaluate
Problem, Research, Ideas, Make, Evaluate
Production, Researching, Ideating, Making, Evaluating
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Multiple Choice
According to the PRIME design process, evaluating only happens at the end of a project
True. Evaluation is only necessary at the end of a project.
True. Only final solutions need to be evaluated.
False. Evaluation is not necessary in the design process.
False. Evaluation happens throughout the whole design process.
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Multiple Choice
What is meant by "real-world problem"?
a problem that is the easiest and simplest to solve
a problem that exists in the real world, affect a specific audience, and apply to a specific context/setting
a problem that allows students to experiment and apply all of their knowledge
a problem that only applies in educational contexts so students can show their understanding of topics
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Multiple Choice
The first step in a design project is to highlight the problem by...
Writing a driving question
Researching the topic surrounding the problem in great detail
Recording as many ideas of solutions as you can
Writing a list of all the resources you will need for the project
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Multiple Choice
What is a design brief?
a document that solves the problem that is outlined
a document makes designing a brief problem
a document that turns problems into brief designs
a document that outlines the problem that needs to be solved
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Multiple Choice
When completing research for a design project, it is important to:
use a wide range of credible sources
always record and acknowledge your sources
ensure that you express ideas in your own words
all of the above
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Multiple Select
Select all recommended ways of saving a digital record of all your work for a project in Tech at school:
Saving your work on Google Drive
Recording all your findings, ideas and work in your class OneNote
Sending an email copy of your work to your friend to keep
Ensuring your work is backed up on your computer or hard drive
Writing all important details into an exercise book
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Multiple Choice
What process should be taken to select the most appropriate idea for a design project?
Brainstorming a range of ideas, and checking them against the design brief, choosing the idea that best fits the brief
Coming up with multiple ideas, checking the different ideas with your classmates, and choosing the idea that gets the most votes
Creating a list of ideas, and evaluating the level of difficulty of each idea, choosing the one that is the simplest to create
Researching different ideas, and choosing the first idea that you like
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Multiple Choice
Before making the design solution, you should:
Survey a large group of people to check that the idea is a good one
Create a plan, thinking about the resources required and the order of tasks to be completed
Come up with a back-up plan, in case the chosen idea does not work out
Gather all the materials you need to create the design solution
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Multiple Choice
Why should you create prototypes and test your design solution throughout the project?
It provides the target audience with constant previews to the proposed solution, so they are more likely to approve it at the end
It provides an opportunity to add extra features that weren't originally part of the plan
It makes the design process more interactive and enjoyable
It provides opportunities to evaluate the solution, pick up any faults, and make necessary changes and improvements
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Multiple Choice
When you have completed a code for a design solution, it is important to evaluate your code by:
evaluating the process of coding and how difficult you found it
evaluating the written code and the software and language used
evaluating the written code and the result it produced
evaluating the results and the quality of hardware used
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Multiple Select
Select all appropriate methods for using and collecting real-world data and information for a project
Conducting research online on specific topics related to the problem
Collecting and recording data of specific contexts and situations related to the problem, over time
Conducting surveys and questionnaires, and recording responses from various people
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Multiple Choice
What is needed to effectively create and evaluate ideas for solutions to real-world problems?
Brainstorming, then choosing the most fun and exciting ideas
Researching, brainstorming, collecting and using real-world information and data
Using ideas from a number of people and putting them all together
Researching existing real-world solutions and using that as your idea
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Open Ended
What is the problem the "fitness friend" project is trying to solve?
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Multiple Choice
Which of these would be the most appropriate driving question for the "Fitness Friend" project?
How can we use the micro:bit to make sure that people are exercising everyday?
How can we use the micro:bit to encourage people to move regularly throughout the day by tracking their steps?
How can we use the micro:bit to stop people from being lazy?
How can we use the micro:bit to replace a regular Fitbit device?
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Open Ended
What research topics or questions do you think you would need to do for this project?
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Open Ended
Other than the micro:bit, what other materials are needed in order to build or run the project?
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