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Vocabulary flashcards covering the key steps, definitions, criteria, and constraints of the Engineering Design Process.
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Ask (Engineering Design Step)
The first step of the engineering design process where you identify the problem at hand, ask questions, and consider criteria and constraints.
Imagine (Engineering Design Step)
The second step of the engineering design process focused on brainstorming creative solutions, generating as many ideas as possible, conducting research if needed, and encouraging open-mindedness.
Plan (Engineering Design Step)
The third step of the engineering design process where you choose the best solution, make a detailed plan, and sketch out the design.
Create (Engineering Design Step)
The fourth step of the engineering design process where you build the design using appropriate materials, test out the design, and analyze the results.
Improve (Engineering Design Step)
The fifth step of the engineering design process where you make changes to better solve the problem, focus on performance and overall quality, and test the model again if changes are made.
Share (Engineering Design Step)
The sixth step of the engineering design process where you share your results with others, seek feedback, and continue to improve your design.
Criteria
The requirements for an engineering design, such as size, weight, and safety.
Constraints
The limitations placed on an engineering design, such as cost, time, and available materials.