
Intro to Engineering
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Science
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6th Grade
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Hard
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Shelby Versteeg
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11 Slides • 21 Questions
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Intro to Engineering
The Engineering Process
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Engineering Process
This process helps inventors and engineers create new products and processes
New inventions are being tested, iterated and released to the public every day.
Can you think of a new invention that has changed life this year?
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Engineer
Definition: Someone who uses scientific principles to build and design different structures or connections.
Spanish Cognate: ingeniar o la ingeniera
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Multiple Choice
What is the first step to the engineering process?
Prototype a solution
Communicate your design
Define the problem
Brainstorm multiple solutions
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Multiple Choice
What is the problem in our video?
You are tired
Your work day was too stressful
Your friends are coming over
You are hungry
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Multiple Choice
After you define your solution, what step comes next?
Identify constraints on your solution
Build a protoype
Communicate your design
Give up
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Multiple Choice
What does "constraint" mean in this step?
A restriction for possible solutions
A physical object holding you down
Any possible solution
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"Constraint"
In the engineering process, "constraint" means a restriction or limitation on your solution.
These are things that you have to work around when you are designing your solution.
often times this is a budget, access to supplies, or even how many people you are allowed to work with to create a solution.
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What is a "constraint"?
This is a restriction or limitation on your solution options.
These are things that you have to work around when you are designing your solution.
This may be: a budget, access to supplies, or even how many people you are working with to create a solution.
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Multiple Choice
What is NOT a constraint for the taco party?
Someone is a vegetarian
Someone is gluten-free
People will show up in 30 minutes
You have a few ingredients at home
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Multiple Choice
If you were given $10 to buy lunch for yourself, what constraint would you have?
Time
People to work with
Budget
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Multiple Choice
You have defined your problem and identified all constraints. What is the next step?
Building a prototype
Brainstorming ideas
Testing and evaluating your prototype
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Multiple Choice
What type of ideas were brainstormed in the video?
Food types
Animal species
Inventions
Canceling the hangout plans
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Multiple Choice
After the brainstorm you have to:
Pick the easiest solution
Abandon the project
Select the most promising solution
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Multiple Choice
What solution did the video decide on?
Building a salad
PB & J on corn tortillas
Ordering takeout
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Multiple Choice
What prototype was built in the video?
A taco
A corn tortilla with PB & J
A pizza
A car
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Multiple Choice
Was the prototype successful?
Yes, everyone loved it
No, it was gross
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Multiple Choice
What was wrong with the prototype?
The tortilla
The filling
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Open Ended
Why is it important for multiple people to test out the prototype?
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Multiple Choice
What is "iterating"?
Throwing away the current prototype and starting again
Continuing with the solution even though it got negative reviews
Making changes to the current prototype based on tests and user feedback
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Multiple Choice
How many times should an engineer iterate?
Only once
Two or three times
Never
As much as they need to
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Open Ended
Why is iteration an important step?
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Multiple Choice
In the video, when you iterated the PB & J corn tortilla, what was the first change?
Ordering takeout
Making taco filling instead
Making it with bread
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Open Ended
What happened after the first iteration?
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Multiple Choice
What solution was found for the second iteration?
Adding cheese
Removing the beans
Asking a friend to bring hot sauce
Changing the tortilla
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Multiple Choice
The final step of the engineering process?
Building a prototype
Communicating your solution
Enjoying tacos
Intro to Engineering
The Engineering Process
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