What is the Design Cycle? Briefly describe it. Why is it useful to designers?

What does the word criteria mean?

• a principle or standard by which something may be judged or decided

• A limitation or restriction

• one of a set of explicit or understood regulations or principles governing conduct within a particular activity or sphere.

• a situation in which someone or something must do or have something

In what ways to designers record and communicate ideas about a developing solution? What types of things do designers specifically create during that stage?

What are the four main sections of the design cycle?

• Brainstorm, Develop Ideas, Build, Evaluating

• Inquiring and analyzing, Developing ideas, Creating the solution, Evaluating

• Brainstorming, Designing, Analyzing, Sharing

• Inquiring, Designing, Building, Evaluating

Which section of the Design Cycle will you find - Inquiring & Analysing

• Demonstrate technical skills

• Construct a logical plan

• Analyse existing products

• Present the chosen design

Which section of the Design Cycle will you find -  Explain and justify the need

• Inquiring and Analyzing

• Creating the Solution

• Developing Ideas

• Evaluating

Which section of the Design Cycle will you find -  Develop planning drawings/diagrams

• Inquiring and Analyzing

• Creating the Solution

• Evaluating

• Developing Ideas

Which section of the Design Cycle will you find - Explain how the solution improved

• Inquiring and Analyzing

• Developing Ideas

• Creating the Solution

• Evaluating

Which section of the Design Cycle will you find -  Construct a logical plan

• Inquiring and Analyzing

• Developing Ideas

• Creating the Solution

• Evaluating

Which section of the Design Cycle will you find - Evaluate the success of the solution

• Inquiring and analysing

• Developing ideas

• Creating the solution

• Evaluating