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Engineering Design Process

Questions to Think About: What do you think an engineer is or what is engineering? What do you think of when you hear the word engineering?

Engineering is not usually considered a science Engineering is not usually considered a science. Science is about discovering the natural. Engineering is creating the artificial. Engineers apply the principles of science and mathematics to develop solutions to problems.

What items did you come up with? Some examples: (bold are commonly missed) Playground, building, fence, bike, helmet, cell phone, cooler, pop can, pop, water bottles, apples, sunglasses, football, chair, sandals, watch, clothes. ***Almost everything in the picture has been engineered.

Engineering has been called the “invisible” or “stealth” profession. Everything around you and that you use every day has been engineered in some way, yet you rarely hear about the work of engineers.

Types of Engineering • Chemical Civil Chemical Mechanical

Chemical engineers • Chemical engineers discover and manufacture: - plastics - paints - fuels - fibers - medicines - fertilizers - paper • Chemical engineers also play an important role in protecting the environment by inventing cleaner technologies.

Civil engineers • Civil engineers oversee the construction of the buildings and other structures that make up our world: - highways - skyscrapers - railways - bridges - water reservoirs

Electrical engineers • This is the largest field of engineering Encompasses the macro (huge power grids that light up cities) as well as the micro (devices smaller than a millimeter that tell a car’s airbags when to inflate). • Electrical engineers develop components for - the most fun things in our lives **MP3 players, digital cameras, or roller coasters - as well as the most essential **medical tests or communications systems

Mechanical engineers • Mechanical engineers work in nearly every area of technology. • If an object or system has a moving part, it has benefited from the influence of a mechanical engineer. Mechanical engineers often have to work with all other branches of engineering.

Mechanical Engineers • Mechanical engineers might develop: - a bike lock - an aircraft carrier - a child’s toy - a hybrid car engine - a wheelchair - a sailboat

Engineering Design Process • Engineers use a design process. Not all engineers use all the steps of the design process but many use some of the steps. • It helps them stay focused and on track when developing a product or a solution to a problem.

The main steps are: Identify the Problem Describe the challenge to be solved, including limits and constraints. - Explore Research what others have done. Discover what materials are available. - Design Use your knowledge and creativity to come up with many solutions. Choose one idea and draw or make a model of it. - Create Make your solution. - Try It Out Test your solution. - Make It Better Evaluate how the solution worked and think of how to improve your design.

Example Design Process: Identify the Problem: Make a new running shoe. ***Constraint: Made only of recycled materials Explore: Find out what other companies are doing to use recycled parts. What materials are they using, how are they finding the materials, and what part of the shoe are they using them for. ***Example: KEDS is making a shoe with recycled rubber from tires, organic cotton and shoelaces made from recycled water bottles.

Design: Sketch and model various solutions, describing what each part is made of and how it will be transformed into a part of the shoe. Create: Make the best solution from your models Try It Out: Do tests with target audience (e.g. runners and athletes) and get their feedback. Make It Better: Evaluate the feedback and make changes.