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Design/Engineering

Art/Science 8 art and design process

QuestionAnswer
problem the first design step
brainstorming the second design step, sharing ideas freely in a group to solve a problem or come up with new ideas
design the third design step, a plan for making something that solves a problem or meets a need, it can be a drawing or a decorative pattern
build the fourth design step
engineer a scientist who uses science, technology, and math to solve problems
assessment a way to check or measure something (like a survey, test, or self-check)
rover robotic vehicles designed to explore the surface of Mars, serving as mobile laboratories
creativity the ability to think of and make new ideas or things
criteria the rules or standards used to judge or decide if something is good
constraint a limit or restriction, like not enough money, space, or materials
design brief a written plan that explains a problem to be solved, what the solution must include and limits
designer a person who creates plans, drawings, or ideas for how something should look or work
engineer a person who uses science and technology to solve real world problems
innovation an improvement or upgrade to something that already exists
invention a brand new product, process, or system that has never been made before
product something made by people, machines, or nature that you can use or touch
prototype a test version or model of something to see how it works before making the final one
troubleshoot locating ad fixing problems within a technological system
iteration repeating a process, usually to improve a prototype
trade off a situation where one aspect of a design is sacrificed for another
engineer's notebook a formal, chronological record of all work, sketches, and data related to a project
Created by: jamielcoley
 

 



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