[B] Sandbox: EDP Final

Which is the correct order of the EDP (refer to the EDP Diagram from August notes)?

• 1) Generate Concepts (2) Define the problem (3) Build & Test (4) Design a solution (5) Evaluate the Solution (6) Present Solution
• 1) Define the problem (2) Generate Concepts (3) Design a solution (4) Build & Test (5) Evaluate the Solution (6) Present Solution
• 1) Define the problem (2) Present Solutions (3) Evaluate Solutions (4) Build & Test (5) Design a solution (6) Generate Concepts
• 1) Define the problem (2) Generate Concepts (3) Design a solution (4) Build & Test (5) Present Solution (6) Evaluate the Solution

Engineering Design Process is defined as _______________________

• the steps that food takes from the time it is planted until it is delivered to the market
• similar to the scientific method, and is used to design problems.
• several steps that engineers use as a guide to solving problems.

EDP Step 3 notes. Which of the following is the SECOND question you should ask?

• Is there a drawing or model that might have communicated your idea better?
• Is there a better way to design your solution?
• How did you choose one idea out of the ones team brainstormed?

For EDP Step 4 - CLICK ALL questions that should be asked in this step?

• How do you decide the best method and materials to build your model?
• How did you test your solution?
• How did you use what you learned from your testing to modify your design?
• How far back in the design process did you have to go to make design modifications?
• Is there a better way to design your solution?

Which of the following is a question you ask in Step 1 of the EDP?

• How did you ensure that everyone contributed?
• Is there a drawing or model that might have communicated your idea better?
• Do you understand the needs of the client?
• How did you test your solution?

Step 6: Present Solution - what was the SECOND question to ask in this section?

• What design artifacts did you share?
• How did you share your solution with your classmates?
• How did your audience affect your choice of artifacts to present for your solution?
• Why is it important to share your conclusions and final product with others?

(Sketching & Communication Notes) An orthographic sketch is defined as __________________________________________________

• a 2D representation of a 3D object that shows three faces of the object at once (in one drawing), with all lines parallel to one of three axes
• a 2D representation of a 3D object using multiple views to show its complete shape.
• a precise visual instruction manual for building something
• a 3-dimensional (3D) model of a 2-dimensional figure

(Sketching & Communication Notes) Which drawing below is an example of a technical drawing

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Design _________________ are the boundary requirements or tolerances of the project or product of final output

• Parameters
• Constraints
• Dimensions
• Specifications

(Sketching & Communication Notes) The drawing below is described as a 2D representation of a 3D object that shows three faces of the object at once (in one drawing), with all lines parallel to one of three axes. That means this is a ________________ ________________

• 3-dimensional model
• isometric sketch
• orthographic sketch
• technical drawing