The Engineering Process

The video explains the engineering process, a series of steps engineers use to solve problems. It begins with defining the problem, followed by conducting research, developing a solution, building a prototype, and evaluating the solution. Examples include Alexander Graham Bell's telephone, Alfred Nobel's dynamite, and Willis Carrier's air conditioning. The process emphasizes the importance of experimentation and learning from failure to improve solutions.

How did Alexander Graham Bell identify the problem he wanted to solve?

What lesson can be learned from the failures encountered during the engineering process?

In what ways can the engineering process lead to improvements in original ideas?