MET 316 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Three Steps
22 May 2018
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Engineering Design
The process of devising a system, component, or process to meet desired needs
Identify/Understand the Problem
First step of the engineering design process.
Define Solutions
Second step of the engineering design process.
Develop Solutions
Third step of the engineering design process.
Prototype
Fourth step of the engineering design process.
Refine the Design
Fifth step of the engineering design process.
Implementation
Sixth step of the engineering design process.
Testing Results
Seventh step of the engineering design process.
Iterate
Eighth step of the engineering design process.
Identify/Understand the Problem
This step involves identifying criteria and/or constraints
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Document Summary
The process of devising a system, component, or process to meet desired needs. This step involves breaking down different aspects that may cause issues. This step involves thinking through the causes of the problems. This step involves selecting and developing a detailed design. This step involves creating parts or a small scale model. This step involves understanding how your concepts work. This step involves making changes to your design and getting feedback if necessary. This step involves developing your concepts into the final build. This step involves seeing if the solutions worked. This step involves evaluating the results and the process. This step can be done constantly throughout the engineering design process. This step involves using previous steps of the engineer design process to identify new problems, define/develop solutions, implementation, and testing. Members should be able to admit mistakes and everyone should move on.
