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Brainstorm

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They share their solution to see if it lines up with the problem, its normal to return to previous steps if they feel they have to make improvments

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Yes they do, if they don't they might get a bad review or even a malfunction in the design

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They review their data to see if it all lines up to what they are trying to solve

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They make models and draw out ideas to find the solution

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You have to brainstorm and ask questions

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If you don't define the problem you wouldn't know what to do in the future steps of the issue you are trying to solve, you wouldn't know how to fix the issue.

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they share their work with others and improve whatever can be improved

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yes

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check their work

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drawings and models

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to come up with new ideas

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so you can know what your solving

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they present there work and make improvements if it is not good it is normal.

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yes they do to make improvements

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they go back over the problem and fix it

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they make drawing a models

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you brain storm

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dont know the problem then how are you going to solve it

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They present or share their solution withe the problem and yes it is normal.

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Yes

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They look back over it

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They create designs and models to find solutions

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To brainstorm new ideas

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They present their solution to the problem. It is normal to go back to the previous step and repeat it multiple times till they get it right.

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they present there work and go back if not good enough  and yes it is normal

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The designers present the solution and the problem they fixed and yes it is normal

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yes they do

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They do go back to make the necessary improvements.

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Yes because you each step to be improved to best so the test or experiment will go good

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to check over there work

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They go back to the wherever their problem was, and fix it.

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The designers present what they did to their clients. And Yes

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Go back and check over each step to be positive about which step was wrong

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Drawing and designing models

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Yes

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They design ways to fix the problem.

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to draw and model the design of the thing that they are building

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Because now you know what you're looking for when you do the experiment

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Go back a step and fix the problem there

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To brainstorm new ideas for new possibilities or solutions

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Drawings and Models

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They mostly brainstorm new ideas.

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to brainstorm and come up with new ideas

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Brainstorm

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I think defining the problem is the first step because you need a problem as something to solve and also have a experiment on

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What do designers do in this step? Is it normal to return to previous steps for an optimal solution at this point?

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you would not be able to solve the problem if you did not define the problem first

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it is important as the first step because if you don't know the problem than you cant fix it

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Do designers return to the previous steps to make necessary improvements?

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I think that defining the problem is the first step because if you don't define the problem, then how are you going to solve it?

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What do engineers do if they have a flaw in the test data?

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What do engineers do in this step?

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What is the main process of this step that engineers do?

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Why is defining the problem important for the first step?