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Nature of science

Unit 1

QuestionAnswer
empirical evidence the observations, measurements, and other types of data that people gather and test to support and evaluate scientific
theory the explanation for some phenomenon that is based on observation, experimentation
law A rule that is in science that scientist need to follow or avoid to make their experiments accurate around these laws (like gravity)
experiment A part of the cycle of science which is where scientist test their hypothesis in either controlled rooms are nature
hypothesis A (supposed to be) testable which scientist make up and test during their experiments
dependent variable Variables that depend on something for example independent variable like sunlight and he dependent one for conclusions and data is the dependent variable the flower
observation The beginning of the scientific loop/method and is when the scientist/experimenter observes are sees something and wonders why
independent variable The variable that doesn't depend on anything and is the thing that is used and customized for each and every experiment
data The information/ results gained from an experiment
model A reference to something that is too small and is used to show a example of an object like cells and DNA.
engineering The application of science and mathematics to design, build, and create solutions to real-world problems
technology The tools, machinery, systems, and practical products developed from scientific knowledge to solve human problems
Prototype A rough design of a object and is similar to a model but is mostly used for engineering and for creating certain objects
trade-off The process of giving up one desirable feature or advantage to gain another competing feature or benefit
life cycle analysis The process of evaluating the complete environmental impact of a product or service from production to disposal
pugh chart A decision-making matrix tool used by teams to objectively evaluate and score different design ideas against a set of criteria
risk-benefit analysis A comparison used to weigh the negative outcomes (risks) against the positive outcomes (benefits) of a choice or project
Created by: Marvens Auguste
 

 



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