Lesson 12/13 Engineering Design Process

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What is a constraint in the Engineering Design Process?

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A constraint is a limitation or restriction on the materials or resources that can be used in a design.

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What is the first step after building a prototype?

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The next step is to test the prototype to see how well it works.

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What is brainstorming?

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Brainstorming is the process where group members freely suggest creative solutions to a problem without judgment.

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What happens during the 'Test and Evaluate' step?

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During this step, you experiment with the prototype under controlled conditions and collect or record data.

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What does the Engineering Design Process say about making mistakes?

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It states that making mistakes is okay and part of the learning process.

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What is the purpose of criteria in the Engineering Design Process?

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Criteria are the standards or requirements that a design must meet to be considered successful.

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What is the role of research in the Engineering Design Process?

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Research helps gather information and insights that inform the design and decision-making process.

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What does it mean to improve a design?

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Improving a design involves making changes based on testing results to enhance its performance.

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What is a prototype?

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A prototype is a working model of a design that is used to test and evaluate its functionality.

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What is the importance of communication in the Engineering Design Process?

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Communication is essential for sharing ideas, results, and feedback among team members and stakeholders.