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Engineering

• Process where engineers build and design products

• Man made tools to help make our everyday lives easier

• A product that has never been made before

• A product that has been improved

Technology

• Process where engineers build and design products

• Color, texture, shape, and things to make the product eye-appealing

• Man made tools to make our everyday lives easier

• Limitations

Invention

• To improve on a product

• Something that has never been created before

• A process where you build and design products

• A person who buys a product

Innovation

• Improving a product or invention

• Creating something new

• Elements that must be included in the product

• Changing a invention to make it better

Consumer

• A document that helps keep the designer on track of what they are trying to solve

• The person who the engineer is making a design for

• Measurement in length, height, and width

• A person who buys a product

Engineer

• A person who buys products

• Professional who designs and builds

• Step by Step process while designing a product for a client

• reflect on improvements

Designer

• Elements/components that must be included in the product.

• A formative assessment or table that has criteria for scoring each designers sketches, models on your team

• professional who sketches and included design elements in the product and possibly ergonomics.

• A replica or smaller version of the design

Design Process

• helps the engineer identify the problem he or she is having to solve. He also knows the constraints and who his client is

• Step by Step process while designing a product for a client. Step 1) Problem statement 2) generating concepts 3) design a solution 4) Build and Test 5) evaluate 6) present

• Limitations that the designer or engineer has to build. Time, cost, materials, size

• Limitations that the designer or engineer has to build. Time, cost, materials, size

Criteria

• Limitations that the designer or engineer has to build. Time, cost, materials, size

• measurement in length, width, and thickness

• To improve a product or invention

• Elements/components that must be included in the product. For instance it has to be a chair for a teenage girl.

Constraints

• Limitations that the designer or engineer has to build. Time, cost, materials, size

• Elements/components that must be included in the product. For instance it has to be a chair for a teenage girl.

• man made tools to help make our everyday lives easier

• A replica or smaller version of the design. It is usually out of cardboard or styrofoam. It can be a 3D sketch