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The document outlines the steps involved in project planning and development, emphasizing the engineering design process. It includes a true or false exercise related to problem-solving and brainstorming in engineering design. The exercise encourages critical thinking about the design cycle and the importance of prototyping and redesigning.

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Lecture Example

The document outlines the steps involved in project planning and development, emphasizing the engineering design process. It includes a true or false exercise related to problem-solving and brainstorming in engineering design. The exercise encourages critical thinking about the design cycle and the importance of prototyping and redesigning.

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Overview Project Planning and Development

1. Define the Problem


2. Do Background Research
3. Specify Requirements (Specifications)
4. Generate Designs
5. Evaluate Concepts/Restrictions/Problems
6. Define Specifications
7. Develop Project Plan
8. Execute Plan
1. Document
2. Safety
3. Design
4. Evaluate/Simulate
5. Develop/Build
6. Test
7. Optimize
ENGINEERING DESIGN
PROCESS EXERCISE

Based on the given


scenario, determine
whether the following
statements are true or
false. To do this, print
or copy this page on a
blank paper and
underline or circle the
answer.
True or False – give a reason for every
answer…
True | False 1. The steps that Chris and his colleagues would undertake to solve their
problem are called the engineering design cycle.
True | False 2. They should determine whether the problem originated from the laser's
antiquity or it damaged cooling system.
True | False 3. Once they've identified the problem, the next step would be to brainstorm
for solutions.
True | False 4. A brainstorming process produces a vast array of ideas and draws links
between them to potential solutions.
True | False 5. From the possible solutions, their team should decide which solution to
develop.
True | False 6. A prototype that works with some minor setbacks needs no redesigning.
True | False 7. Chris may continue the step-by-step design process until the problem is
officially solved.
True | False 8. If they decide to redesign the prototype, they should consider
brainstorming all over again.
Solutions –…
1.True
2.True
3.False, because the correct statement is: Once they've
identified the problem, the next step would be to look for
existing solutions.
4.True
5.True
6.False, because the correct statement is: A prototype that
works with some minor setbacks needs redesigning.
7.True
8.True

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