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The Engineering Design Process

a process in which each person in the g roup presents their ideas in an open forum

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to work together to produce or crea te something

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a limitation or restriction that the design must consider

(such a s size, cost, t ime, etc.)

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a s e t of measurable s tandards or spec ifications

the design must meet

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(noun) a plan or drawingproduced to show the look and

function of an object before it isbuilt or made

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(verb) to decide upon the lookand functioning of an object,

typically by making a detaileddrawing of it

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an expert ise involving the application of science and math

to solve practical problems

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Engineering Design Processa process used by engineers to help

develop products (par t s of the process may need to be repeated many times)

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a proces s of modifyingan existing product or system

in order to improve it

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a process of turning ideas and imagination into

devices and sys tems

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a representa 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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has been

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a working model used to t e s t a design concept by

making actual observationsand nece s s ary

adjustments

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anything that humans develop in order to make tasks simpler

or improve life

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a method used to identify why something does not work

so that it can be fixed

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