Design Process

1. How many steps are in the Engineering Design Process?

• 5

• 3

• 8

• 7

1. What is the FIRST step in the Engineering Design Process?

• Communicate your results.

• Define the problem.

• 1. Brainstorm Solutions for the problem.

• Identify constraints on your solution.

  All systems are made up of parts of __________________?

• Input, Output

• 1. Components, Input, Output

• 1. Output, components

• 1. Input, Output, components and boundaries.

What is the purpose of defining constraints in the Engineering Design Process?

• To limit the scope of the project.

• To ensure the solution is feasible.

• To identify potential risks.

• To enhance creativity in brainstorming.

1. Which of the following is NOT a phase in the Engineering Design Process?

• Testing and Evaluation

• Implementation

• Market Research

• Problem Definition

1. What is a key characteristic of a well-defined problem in the Engineering Design Process?

• It is vague and open-ended.

• It includes specific criteria for success.

• It is based on assumptions.

• It avoids constraints.

1. What is the main goal of the Engineering Design Process?

• To create a prototype.

• To solve a specific problem.

• To conduct market research.

• To evaluate existing solutions.

1. Which of the following best describes the 'brainstorming' phase in the Engineering Design Process?

• Generating a wide range of ideas.

• Testing the most promising solutions.

• Defining the problem clearly.

• Identifying constraints and requirements.

1. What is the significance of prototyping in the Engineering Design Process?

• It allows for testing and refinement of ideas.

• It is the final step before production.

• It helps in defining the problem.

• It is used to gather market feedback.

1. What is the role of testing in the Engineering Design Process?

• To validate the effectiveness of the solution.

• To generate new ideas.

• To define the problem more clearly.

• To identify market needs.