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The

Engineering
Design
Loop
THE ENGINEERING DESIGN LOOP
The series of steps engineers use to produce a solution to a
problem and develop functional products and processes
What TECHNOLOGY do you
use to solve daily
problems?
How has that technology improved over time?
What is Technology?
What is Technology?
• Technology • Applied Technology
• The practical application of • The tools created by technology
knowledge especially in a
particular area (Meriam
Webster)
• A System of practical
knowledge and problem
solving to create tools
• The ideas or concepts
behind the tools we
associate with technology
THE ENGINEERING DESIGN LOOP
The series of steps engineers use to produce a solution to a
problem and develop functional products and processes
Step 1: State the Problem

WHAT IS THE WHO IS YOUR DEFINE ANY ENVIRONMENTAL OTHER


PROBLEM YOU ARE TARGET AUDIENCE? CONSTRAINTS FACTORS CONSIDERATIONS
TRYING TO SOLVE?
Step 2: Conduct Research

VISIT INFORMATIONAL INTERVIEW AN EXPERT READ ABOUT THE


SITES TOPIC
Step 3: Brainstorm

Generate multiple
Drawing
solutions

Combining multiple
Looking at examples
design ideas
Step 4: Select
a Solution

Ask yourself:
• Does it solve the
full problem?
• Does it meet all
constraint
limitations?
• Is it practical?
Step 5: Build a Prototype

COMPUTER RENDERING FABRICATION WITH RECYCLABLE 3D PRINTING


OR CHEAP MATERIALS
Step 6: Test the Prototype

Types of Testing

• Durability
• Survey the customer
• Functionality
Step 7: Redesign

• Make Improvements
• Why Redesign?
• Environmental
Concerns
• Population Increase
• Need for cheaper
resources
• Needs or desires of the
public change

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