Titlebook: Introduction to Engineering Design; Ann Saterbak,Matthew Wettergreen Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021

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Step 1: Clarify Team Assignment,e, through a client’s motivations, and the desired outcome from the project, through a client’s expectations. By clarifying the assignment, a team can reach consensus about what a problem is and why it needs to be solved. This information is used to write a clear problem statement.

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Step 2: Understand the Problem and Context,s to make research-based, justifiable decisions. This step involves producing a need-to-know list for a specific project and conducting a comprehensive literature review. For example, if an engineer was attempting to develop a giraffe feeder, they would need to know what a giraffe eats, how much a g

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Step 3: Define Design Criteria,goals that describe features and characteristics of the design. These goals drive design decisions as the solution is developed. For example, if a team is tasked with creating a backpack that should cost less than $10, then this target design criteria guides the selection of the solution materials,

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Step 7: Test Solution,or weaknesses of the solution. For instance, a team developing a giraffe feeder may desire that the device last greater than 1 year of use. Upon executing a durability test, the team may identify breakage points of the device that need to be reinforced with stronger material. The team could then rev

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Step 8: Finalize a Solution,al or team can develop a conceptual solution into a concrete product. This design process is not linear and many steps may need to be repeated or revisited. Nonetheless, each design project should proceed through all steps of the design process outlined in Figure 8.1.

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2690-0300 he workbook supports creative students as they tackle important problems. IIntroduction to Engineering Design is designed for educators looking to use project-based engineering design in their classroom.978-3-031-00965-5978-3-031-02093-3Series ISSN 2690-0300 Series E-ISSN 2690-0327

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