A professional who designs products and systems.

Use of detailed knowledge of physical principles to design and produce new products, systems, or environments.

An import development during the Industrial Revolution where parts or components of a product wer designed and made to fit in any product of the same type.

A descriptive discipline that makes observation through experimental investigation to explain physical and natural phenomena.

Referred to as an log book, a design notebook, or designers notebook.

A process of establishing a technical consensus agreement that provides a common set of expectations for quality or compatibility of a material or product without creating an unfair competitive advantage in the marketplace.

The human process of applying knowledge through innovation to satisfy our needs and wants by extending our capabilities and modifying our natural environment.

Also Known as "green design" environment that are environmentally friendly because they reduce the use of nonrenewable resources and minimize any negative impact on the environment.

A person who purchases goods and services for personal use.