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6th - 8th Grade
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Michael McLellan
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15 Slides • 8 Questions
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engineering design Process
#3
2
Multiple Choice
Engineers are people who....
Solve Problems
Design and Build new Things
Work Together
All of these things!
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What is the engineering design
Process?
• The design process is a purposeful
method of planning practical solutions to
problems.
• The design process is never final; there
are always multiple solutions to a problem.
• The design process is influenced by
requirements called criteria and
constraints.
4
Multiple Choice
Engineers follow the Engineering Design Process
True
False
5
What is engineering design?
• engineering design is a
creative planning process
that leads to useful
products and systems.
• There is no perfect design.
• Requirements of a design
are made up of criteria and
constraints.
6
Multiple Choice
The first step of the Engineering Design Process is to:
Build
Eat a pancake
Ask
Take a nap
7
What is the most important step?
8
Multiple Choice
After we Ask, the next step is to:
Watch a youtube video
Imagine
Improve
Have a dance party
9
GTT engineering design Process
3
Research
and
Generate
Ideas
1
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
6
Select an
Approach
5
Choose
Best Idea
4
5
Explore
Possibilities
Identifying
Criteria and
Constraints
7
Develop a
engineeri
ng design
Proposal
10
Refine
11
Create or
Make
The adopted GTT design
process combines
several steps.
What steps are combined?
10
Multiple Choice
After we Imagine, we can start to:
Plan
Ask
Find a partner to help
Play outside
11
In your engineering notebook:
12
How do you define
problems?
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
Defining the problem is like
conducting detective work. You
must examine the evidence and
form some
conclusions.
Examples:
engineering design a vehicle that can
communicate with other vehicles to prevent
accidents.
engineering design an athletic shoe that
decreases the amount of sprained ankles when
worn on hardwood gym floors.
13
Why is it important to
Brainstorm?
Brainstorming involves
bringing a group of people
together to generate many
different ideas.
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
Examples:
“Make the athletic shoe out of plastic.”
“The shoe needs to grip the floor; the
bottom should be made of rubber.”
“The ankle support should be stiff.”
“Don’t forget the air vents.”
All ideas are considered important–
none are criticized!
14
What is your way to
Research?
Research may require going to the
library, using computer databases,
writing letters, performing
experiments, and asking questions.
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
Examples:
✔ Read books and magazines
✔ View films or videos
✔ Search the Internet
✔ Ask questions of the “experts”
✔ Create and analyze a survey
15
Multiple Choice
After we have our plan, it is time to:
Create
imagine
Have a second pancake
Draw Spongebob
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Are there too many
ideas?
Develop multiple ideas that will
solve the problem and meet the
requirements. The alternatives
may all be quite diverse.
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
Criteria:
✔ How will the solution actually work?
✔ What materials should I use?
✔ What should the product look like so
that people will buy it?
Constraints:
✔ Will it be completed by the deadline?
✔ What size should it be?
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How do you choose
the Best Idea?
Decide on an idea that best meets the
criteria, fits within the constraints, and
has the least amount of negative
characteristics.
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
List the strengths and weaknesses of
each alternative.
Optimization – Making improvements
to the design idea for better
performance or increased safety
Trade-off – Giving up one desirable
trait for another (i.e., giving up on using
a certain material so that the object is
more affordable)
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What is a Prototype?
Model building is used to gather
additional information and test
design ideas.
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
Examples:
Realistic drawings or renderings help you
visualize what the solution will look like in real
life.
Scale models or mock-ups are small,
accurate representations of the final product.
3D CAD (computer aided designs) can show
objects in action.
A prototype is a working model; it looks and
functions just like the finished product.
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Multiple Choice
Now that we have created our first attempt, its time to:
Improve
Plan
Take your dog for a walk
Do chores
20
How do you
Evaluate?
Models of design solutions must
be tested and important
questions must be answered
during the evaluation.
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
Is it safe for people and the environment?
Is it comfortable?
Is it affordable?
Is it aesthetically pleasing (does it look
good)?
Will it last as long as it needs to?
Does it meet the criteria and constraints?
Does it work?
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What do you do after
testing your idea?
After studying all test data and
evaluating design solutions, you
may need to make changes.
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
Now is the time to improve a design –
before production begins.
During the improve design phase, you
may consider new ideas.
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What is your favorite
way to share your
results?
Share your design ideas with
others to prove the design is
worthy of manufacturing.
9
Communicate
Results
engineering
design
Process
2
Brainstorm
3
4
Research
Develop
Ideas
6
7
Model or
Prototype
Test and
Evaluate
8
Improve
engineerin
g design
1
Define the
Problem
5
Choose
Best Idea
Examples:
Poster
Drawings
Charts
Prototypes
PowerPoint presentation
Reports
Discussion
23
Multiple Choice
Once you've completed all the steps, you repeat them all again to make it better!
True
False
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