Unit 2 Science Vocab.

What is engineering?

• Engineering is solely about building structures.
• Engineering is the use of scientific and mathematical principles to develop something practical.

• Engineering is a form of art without any scientific basis.
• Engineering is the study of historical artifacts.

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What is design?

• Design is to conceive something and prepare the plans and drawings for it to be built.

• Design is only about aesthetics.
• Design is a random process without structure.
• Design is solely focused on marketing strategies.

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What is any designed system, product, or process that people use to solve problems?

• Answer
• Response
• Technology

• Outcome

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What is feedback?

• Feedback is a musical term.
• Feedback is a type of food.
• Feedback is a physical exercise routine.
• Feedback is information that tells whether or not the output is successful or not.

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What is input?

• Anything put into a system to meet a goal.

• Instructions given to a user.
• Output generated by a system.
• Data stored in a database.

___________ is the end product or service of a system.

• input

• output

• design

• null

A series of steps that result in a specific product.

• Process
• Technique
• Method
• Output

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What is a prototype?

• A prototype is a test version of a product.

• A prototype is the final version of a product ready for market.
• A prototype is a marketing strategy for product launch.
• A prototype is a detailed user manual for a product.

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-- is individual fact, statistic, and items of information.

• data
• statistics
• figures
• facts

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-- a possible explanation or answer to a question, a testable statement.

• Assumption
• Theory
• Conclusion
• Hypothesis

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