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The Engineering Design Process
a p r o c e s s in which each
person in the g roup p r e s e n t s
their ideas in an open forum
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to work together to
produce or cr e a t e something
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a limitation or restriction that
the design must consider
(such a s size, cost, time, etc.)
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a s e t of m e a s u rable
sta nda rds or s p e c ifications
the design must meet
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(noun) a plan or drawing
produced to show the look and
function of an object before it is
built or made
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(verb) to decide upon the look
and functioning of an object,
typically by making a detailed
drawing of it
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an expertise involving the
application of science and math
to solve practical problems
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Engineering Design Pr o c e s s
a p r o c e s s used by engineers to help
develop products (p a r t s of the p r o c e s s
may need to be r ep eated many times)
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a proces s of modifying
an existing product or system
in order to improve it
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a p r o c e s s of turning
ideas and imagination into
devices and s y s t e m s
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a re pre s e nt a tion of a
proposed device, typically on a
smaller scale than the original
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to make changes in a design
to alter the performance of the
engineered product
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a working model used to
t e s t a design concept by
making actual observations
and nece s s a r y
adjustments
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anything that humans develop
in order to make t a s k s simpler
or improve life
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a method us e d to identify
why something do e s not work
s o that it can be fixed
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