General Engineering and Design Ethics MidTerm

Engineering Design Process Step 1

Identify the Need

Is there a market? What is the problem to solve?

Engineering Design Process Step 2

Problem Definition

What is the problem that needs to be addressed as part of the solution?

Engineering Design Process Step 3

Search

Gathering information

Engineering Design Process Step 4

Constraints

Physical and practical limitations or boundary conditions.

Engineering Design Process Step 5

Criteria

Desirable characteristics of the solution.

Engineering Design Process Step 6

Alternative Solutions

Engineering Design Process Step 7

Analysis

Engineering Design Process Step 8

Decision

Engineering Design Process Step 9

Specification

Details of the project

Engineering Design Process Step 10

Communications

Selling/Presenting the design

1st (Top) of Bloom’s Taxonomy Pyramid

Create

Produce new or original work

2nd of Bloom’s Taxonomy Pyramid

Evaluate

Justify or stand a decision

3rd of Bloom’s Taxonomy Pyramid

Analyze

Draw connections among ideas

4th of Bloom’s Taxonomy Pyramid

Apply

Use information in new situations

5th of Bloom’s Taxonomy Pyramid

Understand

Explain ideas or concepts

6th (Bottom) of Bloom’s Taxonomy Pyramid

Remember

Recall facts and basic concepts