Design Process-Engineering

Limitations or challenges

• criteria

• constraints

• trade-off

• prototype

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The use of science and math to find solutions to a problem.

• Technology

• Engineering

• Science

• Trade-off

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The steps that engineers use to guide them to find a solution to a problem

• Engineering

• Scientific Investigations

• Engineering Design Process

• Constraints

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A sample product that is used to represent the real product

• Constraints

• Trade-off

• Engineering Design Process

• Prototype

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And example of engineering is...

• Swimming

• Walking your dog

• designing a structure

• Running a race

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An example of engineering is ...

• Going to Disneyland

• Building a bridge

• Eating lunch

• Doing a cartwheel

What determines whether or not engineering solutions are successful?

• If it stays within the constraints and meets the criteria

• If it looks cool

• If it makes the most money

• if it uses the most technology

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What is the First Step of the Engineering Design Process?

• Testing Solutions

• Designing Solutions

• Identifying the Problem

• Planning Solutions

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An engineer has designed and built a prototype to improve the brake system of a car. What is the next step that the engineer should take in the process?

• Test the prototype.
• Make sketches of the prototype.
• Identify constraints.
• Collect and analyze the test results. 

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Which word best describes a constraint?

• option
• opportunity
• limitation
• goal

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