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Assess To carefully check how well something meets a goal.
Assessment A way to check what you know or how well something works.
Brainstorm To share lots of ideas to solve a problem.
Client A person who uses a business or professional service.
Creativity The ability to think of new ideas.
Criteria Rules or standards used to judge a solution.
Constraint A limit, such as time, money, space, or materials.
Design A plan or idea for solving a problem.
Design Brief A written description of a problem, requirements, and limits.
Design Process Steps used to solve a problem and create a solution.
Design Statement A statement explaining what a solution should accomplish.
Designer A person who creates plans, drawings, or ideas.
Engineer A person who uses math, science, and technology to solve problems.
Engineering Notebook A notebook used to record engineering work, ideas, and designs.
Innovation An improvement to something that already exists.
Invention Something new that has not existed before.
Iterative Repeating steps to improve a design.
Justifiable Something that can be explained as reasonable or fair.
Piling-On Adding an idea that builds on someone else's idea.
Problem Identification Recognizing and clearly stating a problem.
Product Something that is made for people to use.
Prototype A test version or model of a design.
Research Studying information to learn more about a topic or problem.
Valid Correct, accurate, and supported by evidence.
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