By Jennifer Berry, Southern high school, guam

By Jennifer Berry, Southern high school, guam
The Design Process By Jennifer Berry, Southern high school, guam

Process Engineers follow a process to make new products.

1. Identify the Problem Ask yourself: What is the challenge?

1. Identify the Problem Ask yourself: What is the need?

1. Identify the Problem Ask Yourself: What needs to be improved?

2.Do Research Ask yourself: What questions do I have?

2.Do Research Ask Yourself: What is my solution limited by?

2.Do Research Ask Yourself: What materials are available?

2.Do Research Ask Yourself: How can they be improved?

2.Do Research Ask Yourself: What solutions to the problem exist?

2.Do Research Ask Yourself: What observations can I make?

3.Develop Possible Solutions
Ask yourself: What are different ways to solve the problem?

Ask Yourself: What is my solution limited by?

Ask Yourself: What materials are available?

Ask Yourself: How can I use the available materials?

4.Choose One Solution Ask yourself: What are the strengths and weaknesses of each solution?

Choose one Solution Ask Yourself: How will I develop my solution?

Choose one Solution Ask Yourself:
Which solution is the least complicated?

Choose one Solution Ask Yourself: Which solution is the most useful?

5.Design and Construct a Prototype
Ask yourself: What materials do I need?

Ask Yourself: What are the special characteristics, or specs, of my model?

Ask Yourself: How do I build a functional model?

6.Test the Prototype Ask yourself: Did it work?

6.Test the Prototype Ask yourself: Did it accomplish what I wanted it to do?

6.Test the Prototype Ask yourself: Did anything else happen during my test that I didn’t expect?

7.Communicate Results Ask yourself: How should I best communicate my results?

7.Communicate Results Ask yourself: Should I make a drawing and show people my prototype?

7.Communicate Results Ask yourself: How should I ask for other’s feedback on my design?

8. Evaluate and Redesign Ask yourself:
Did my design work the best that it could?

8. Evaluate and Redesign Ask yourself: How could I make it better?

8. Evaluate and Redesign Ask yourself: Is it practical?

Are the materials cheap and easy to find?

Does my solution create new problems, or the need for another new product?

Will others be able to use it equally as well?

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