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Est200 Scheme
Est200 Scheme
02000EST200062201
PART A
Answer all questions. Each question carries 3 marks Marks
1 Engineering design is the method that engineers use to identify and solve (3)
problems. Steps are-Ask, Imagine, Plan, Create, Improve
2 The systematic approach to design help them to improve their creativity and (3)
technical problem solving skills to a satisfactory end. Basic principles-
Requirements, Product concept, Solution concept, Detailed design
3 -Knowledge (3)
-Probabilities
-Logic
-Decision making strategies
4 1. Explain the process of design thinking (3)
2. Use icebreaker activities to break any negative tension
3.Encourage team members to explore their creative side
5 Visual communication is the practice of using visual element to convey a (3)
message, inspire change or evoke emotion
6 The most important advantage of a prototype is that it simulates the real and future (3)
product. It can help attract customers to invest the product. You can test the
designs correlations before it comes into production and you can discover
design errors.
7 Full lifecycle design means treating a design as not just theoretical process, a (3)
calculation note or a CAD drawing. A design is something you are going to have
to build, transport, operate and maintain for 25+ years, and, yes, eventually
decommission. Full life cycle design takes every step into account
8 Aesthetics is a core design principle that defines a design's pleasing qualities. In (3)
visual terms, aesthetics includes factors such as balance, colour, movement,
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14 Design 1
Advantages (3)
Disadvantages
Design 2 (3)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Design 3
(3)
Advantages
Disadvantages
-Possible design using divergent thinking (5)
-Possible design using Convergent thinking
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Module 3
15 1.Orthographic sketches/axonometric sketches/oblique sketches / perspective (2)
sketches
2.Sketches (4)
3.Design Detailing (3)
4. Material selection (2)
5. Scale and dimention (3)
16 1.This allows designer to discover aspects of the product, the most economical (8)
way of cutting a material or how stresses and loads will perform on it without
costly physical modelling (6)
2.Example
Module 4
17 1.Modular design is a design principle that subdivides a system into smaller (4)
parts called modules which can be independently created, modified, replaced, or
exchanged with other modules or between different systems.
(10)
2.Example bicycle.
18 1. Project-Based Learning leads students and teachers toward the completed (6)
project. Problem-Based Learning leads the teachers and students to
problem identification and a solution
2. With current trends in climate change in mind, or re-imagine existing
(8)
cities and how they might cope with climate change.
Module 5
19 Development is the set of activities that transform a concept for satisfying
perceived needs into a product or service that is ready for the market. In today’s
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Example.
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