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WorksheetsEngineering Design Process & Innovation EOY
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following is an example of goal setting during the design process?
Skipping to the final prototype
Making a list of steps to finish the project by Friday
Guessing what materials to use without planning
Copying a classmate’s idea
What does calculated risk-taking mean in engineering?
Trying something new without thinking
Refusing to change your idea
Making a bold design choice after planning and research
Playing it safe and sticking to what others have done
Which character trait is MOST helpful when your prototype doesn’t work as expected?
Overconfidence
Frustration
Perseverance
Blame
Reorder the steps of the Engineering Design Process into the correct order.
Ask
Imagine
Plan
Create
Improve
Which step in the engineering design process comes right after you identify a problem?
Build a prototype
Communicate results
Brainstorm and research
Test the final solution
One way I showed innovation during a past project was...
Explain how you used goal setting to plan or improve your work.
One personal character trait that helped me work through a challenge during a project was:
Imagine you’re working on a team project to build a bridge out of straws and tape. One of your teammates suggests a strange design idea you’ve never seen before. How would you respond in a way that shows tolerance and calculated risk-taking?
I would dismiss the idea immediately as it seems strange.
I would listen to the idea, discuss its potential, and evaluate the risks before deciding.
I would accept the idea without any discussion.
I would ignore the suggestion and continue with my own plan.
Do you think engineering has made you a better problem-solver? Rate how much you've grown.
I don’t think engineering has helped me solve problems better. I haven’t noticed any significant changes in how I approach problems.
I don't think engineering has made me a better problem-solver yet. I'm still working on improving my approach to challenges.
I'm not sure if engineering has directly impacted my problem-solving skills, but it has taught me useful methods for tackling problems.
I feel that engineering has helped me become a better problem solver, although there's still room for improvement. I use the skills I've learned regularly.
Yes, I believe engineering has significantly improved my problem-solving skills. I now approach challenges with more creativity and confidence.
