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Describe the main tasks in the engineering design process. (I)
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Identify the elements of problem definition in an engineering design
problem. (I)
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Use freehand drawing to develop an engineering design solution. (I)
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Describe the process of design and development, and give detailed
examples of the engineer's function in the engineering design process.
(I)
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Apply a computer-aided drawing tool such as AutoCAD, Generic CAD, or
FastCAD, to describe an engineering design. (I, IV)
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Apply the principles of costing, life-cycle costing, and present value
calculation in the solution of an engineering design problem. (II)
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Apply statistics, probability, and correlation of data to describe the
solution of an engineering design problem. (III)
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Use an equation solving tool, such as TK Solver Plus or Mathematica,
to develop an analytical model to solve an engineering design problem.
(III)
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Use a spreadsheet, such as Lotus 1-2-3, Lotus Improve, SuperCALC, or
AS-EASY-AS, to develop an engineering analysis model to solve an
engineering design problem. (III)
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Use standard engineering documentation techniques to describe an
engineering design. (IV)
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Describe and document the solution to an engineering design problem.
(IV)
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Apply spatial visualization and freehand drawing skills to communicate
ideas and design concepts visually. (V)
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Apply various techniques including value, line, contour, expression,
color, gesture, positive and negative space, and proportional and
spatial sighting to produce realistic drawings. (V)
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Practice right mode drawing techniques to improve ability to draw and
visualize the three-dimensional world. (V)
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Describe the teaming process and the roles of each member of a team.
(VI)
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Apply teaming tools to solve problems as a team. (VI)
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