Everest Quiz #2: Define and Research Steps

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graph

Greek root that means "to write or to record"

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biography
n. an account of someone's life, written by another person
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autobiographical
adj. dealing with the writer's own life experiences ("written about the life of the self")
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scrip/scrib
Latin root that means "to write" [scriptum]
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topographic map
topographic map
a map that shows physical features of land, including elevation with the use of contour lines; "topo" = place
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bio
Greek root that means "life"
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auto-
Greek PREFIX that means "self"
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Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay
first documented climbers to summit Everest on May 29, 1953
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George Mallory and Andrew "Sandy" Irvine
set out to break their own record and reach the summit of Everest on June 4, 1924. .
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design criteria
Features a product must have or standards it must meet ("Must haves")
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design constraints
Limitations put on your design team
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insulator
insulator
material that prevents the transfer of energy (heat)
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Define Step
The first step of the EDP, when we determine what a successful product looks like, defined by criteria and constraints.
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Research Step
The second step of the EDP, when we investigate information that will help us develop design ideas.
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outlier
outlier
A value that "lies outside" (is much smaller or larger than) most of the other values in a set of data.
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Three characteristics of fabrics to consider
Cost, Warmth, Weight
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iterate
to go back and repeat a step for improvement
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inscription
words inscribed, as on a monument or in a book.
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Direct Quote (DQ)
words taken directly from a text. They should be put in quotation marks and followed by the complete identification of the source (page number, title, author)
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FRED
Fact, reason, example, detail