https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks U1L2 Exploration 4 (pp.42-45) en-us 2021-09-28 17:14:48 UTC 2023-04-11 22:11:57 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f916.png chriserobl36 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800554044 - Give your Padlet an appropriate title in the "subject" line.
- Add an image/gif that represents the EDP.
- Answer the following questions:

1. What are criteria and what are some examples?
2. What are constraints, and what are some examples?
3. How are proposed solutions evaluated?
4. What are tradeoffs? Why might engineers give up one benefit over another?
5. What are two ways in which engineers optimize the design process?]]> 2021-10-07 17:31:30 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800554044 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800656924 1. Criteria are goals that determine whether or not a solution works and how efficient it is. 

    EX. safety, reliability.

2. Constraints are the limits of the project and are often given by the customer. 
  
  EX. Cost, time, weight, size. 

3. Proposed solutions are evaluated against the criteria and constraints. They often pick the design that is most compatible with both.

4. Tradeoffs are the exchange for one thing for another. Engineers might give up one benefit for another to satisfy the client and avoid a potential risk.

5. Two ways engineers can optimize the design process is by minimizing cost and maximizing efficiency by creating models and analyzing data.]]> 2021-10-07 18:15:36 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800656924 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800663695 -Some examples of an engineering design process would be smart phones and 911 dispatch systems. 

- Some constraints of EDP would be the restrictions that keep something from being the best that it can be; they can be problems that arise or issues that come up during the process of creating a new desktop. 

- Throughout this process the proposed solutions can be evaluated by brainstorming and working together to help solve the problem that they are facing. 

- Tradeoffs are a balance achieved between two desirable but incompatible features; a compromise. Engineers might give up one benefit over another because I am sure that they are good at what they do but everyone has different abilities and can possibly know more about the criteria that they are working in. 

-Two ways in which engineers optimize the design process of the EDP can be defining the problem, brainstorming solutions, and researching ideas/ exploring the possibilities. ]]> 2021-10-07 18:18:46 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800663695 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800670590 Critera~ goals that ell whether a solution is successful, and how efficient and economical that solution should be. There are several examples of critera such as cost, safety, reliability, and aesthetics.

Constraints~ Limitations od a design, and are often but now always provided by the client. Some examples include cost, weight, dimenstions, availble resources, and time.

Proposed solutions are evaluated against the criteria and constraints. Engineers select one or two ideas that best meet the criteria and all constraints and then enter the optimization phase of the design process.

Tradeoffs~ An exchange  for one thing in return for another. Engineers may give up one benefit over another to avoid potential risks.

Two ways engineers optimize the design process are minimizinf cost and maximizing efficiency. They often build prototypes or scale models.]]> 2021-10-07 18:21:48 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800670590 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800682314 1) Criteria are goals that tell whether a solution is successful and how efficient and economical the solution should be. Some examples of criteria are cost, safety, and reliability. 
2) Constraints are limitations of a design. Some examples of constraints are cost, available resources, and time. 
3) Proposed solutions are evaluated against the criteria and constraints.
4)Trade offs are an exchange for one thing in return or another. Engineers might give up one benefit for another to avoid any potential risks.
5) Two ways engineers can optimize the design process is by building prototypes or scale models. ]]> 2021-10-07 18:27:27 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800682314 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800685288 1) goals that tell whether a solution is successful
2) the limitations of a design
3) evaluated against the criteria & constraints
4) an exchange for one thing in return for another. Engineers may benefit in favor of another to avoid a potential risk
5) one way to optimize is user testing, another is to do reaserch]]> 2021-10-07 18:28:51 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800685288 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800686056 1. The criteria are guidelines you must follow in order to be successful.
- ex. cost, safety, and reliability. 
2. Constraints are what limits you during the EDP. 
- ex. cost, weight, dimensions
3. Proposed solutions are evaluated against the criteria and constraints. Engineers select one or two ideas that best meet the criteria and all constraints and then enter the optimization phase of the design process. 
4. a trade off is an exchange for one thing in return for another engineers may give up one benefit in favor of another to avoid potential risk. They give up certain benefits because of the risks and what is essentially more beneficial in the long run. 
5. Engineers can optimize the design process is by conducting research and building prototypes or models. ]]> 2021-10-07 18:29:11 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800686056 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800687369 1.)Criteria are goals that tell whether a solution is successful, and how efficient and economical that solution should be. An example of criteria is like the design of a toothpaste and how their are different toothpaste colors like blue, white, and mint flavored.

2.) Constraints are the limitations of a design and are often provided by the client. An example for this would be toothpaste dye and the thickness of toothpaste.

3.) Proposed solutions are evaluated against constraints and criteria. An engineer will have an idea for the criteria that will help with the build or design process.

A tradeoff is an exchange for one thing in return for another. The engineer might have to give up one benefit from another to avoid any risks.

Two ways engineer's optimize the build process are to minimize the cost and to do testing.]]> 2021-10-07 18:29:49 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800687369 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800703653 1. A criteria is a goal that explains if the solution is a successful one, and how both efficient and economical it is required to be. Examples of Criteria include costs, safety, and reliabilities.

2. Constraints are known as the limits of a design and are given by the client. Examples of this are weight, prices, and time.

3. All of the Proposed solutions are evaluated against both, the criteria and constraints. Engineers have to choose one or two plans greatly best meet the criteria and all of it's constraints and then go into the optimization phase of the planning process.

4. Tradeoffs are an exchange  for one thing that get you something else in return. Engineers may sacrifice one benefit over the other one in order to avoid potential risks or consequences.

5. The two ways that every engineer optimizes the planning process are minimizing the price and maximizing the efficiency of the design. They can often create prototypes and/or scale models.]]> 2021-10-07 18:37:26 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800703653 https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800707469 1. Criteria is the specific requirements and standard a design must meet, often determined when defining a problem. Example being: cost, safety, reliability, and aesthetics. 

2. Constraints are a restriction or limitation in engineering design. Limits the design or solution to stay within certain criteria. 
Examples are: cost, weight, dimensions, available resources, and time. 

3. Proposed solutions are evaluated against the criteria and constraints. Generally engineers select one or two ideas that best meet the criteria and all constraints. 

4. A tradeoff is an exchange for one thing in return for another. Engineers may give up one benefit in favor to another one to avoid potential risks. They do this to make sure they get the perfect product. 

5. Two ways engineers optimize the design process is by minimizing cost and maximizing efficiently. They also build prototypes or scale models to make sure their product is the best it can be. ]]> 2021-10-07 18:39:13 UTC https://padlet.com/chriserobl36/Bookmarks/wish/1800707469