Exit ticket-Week 6

What are the different types of feedback in engineering design?

• Design Specifications

• Cost Analysis

• User Feedback, Peer Review, Testing Feedback, Iterative Feedback, Market Feedback

• Material Selection

Why is feedback important in the engineering design process?

• Feedback is only necessary for marketing purposes.

• Feedback is irrelevant once a prototype is created.

• Feedback can complicate the design process unnecessarily.

• Feedback is important because it helps improve designs, identify issues, and ensure user satisfaction.

How does feedback influence the prototyping stage?

• Feedback slows down the prototyping process by adding unnecessary steps.

• Feedback is only useful after the final product is completed.

• Feedback has no impact on the design or functionality of prototypes.

• Feedback refines prototypes by identifying issues and aligning them with user needs.

What is the purpose of a peer review process in design?

• To speed up the design process by avoiding discussions.

• To create a final design without any input.

• To limit feedback to a select group of experts.

• To ensure quality and gather diverse feedback on the design.

How can peer reviews improve design solutions?

• Peer reviews only focus on aesthetics.

• Peer reviews slow down the design process.

• Peer reviews eliminate the need for testing.

• Peer reviews improve design solutions by offering diverse feedback, identifying flaws, and enhancing creativity.

What criteria should be used to evaluate design solutions?

• Functionality, usability, aesthetics, sustainability, cost-effectiveness, user feedback

• Historical significance

• Popularity among designers

• Brand recognition

How can constructive feedback be provided to peers?

• Avoid offering any solutions or support.

• Focus solely on personal opinions without examples.

• Provide constructive feedback by being specific, supportive, and solution-oriented.

• Provide feedback by being vague and critical.

What role does feedback play in refining prototypes?

• Feedback is primarily used for marketing purposes.

• Feedback is crucial for identifying areas of improvement and refining prototypes.

• Feedback is only useful for finalizing designs.

• Feedback has no impact on the prototype development process.