IED Thoughtful Design Review

When using a human-centered design approach, the process of generating ideas is called_____________.

• brain storming

• implementation

• ideation

• inspiration

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When using a human-centered design approach, the process of marketing your idea and having it manufactured and distributed to consumers is called_____________.

• brain storming

• implementation

• ideation

• inspiration

When using a human-centered design approach, the first step is to learn what people want and need. You might conduct a survey to gather data. This first step is called...

• brain storming

• implementation

• ideation

• inspiration

An engineer is designing a phone case and they want it to withstand a drop of 10 feet. Being able to withstand a drop of 10 feet would be a

• Criteria

• Constraint

An engineer is trying to design a phone case, but only has two months to do so. Having two months would be a

• Criteria

• Constraint

The last step of the Design Process is to

• communicate results

• iterate

• create a prototype

• analyze data

What's happening in the intersection of this Venn diagram?

• ideal sustainability

• life cycle assessment

• recycling

• product life cycle

What is the main focus for human-centered design?

• increasing the number of iterations

• functionality and accuracy of the design

• lowering the manufacturing cost

• a design that meets a person's specific needs.

_______________________ is the process of taking something apart and analyzing its workings in detail, usually with the intention of understanding its structure, function, and operation.

• Engineering

• Reverse Engineering

• Mechanical Technician

• Diagnostics

When starting reverse engineering, you first must do a non-destructive analysis to: identify the purpose of the product, make hypotheses of how the product works, and list inputs and outputs. What is this non-destructive analysis?

• Visual Analysis

• Functional Analysis

• Structural Analysis