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Figure 5. Conceptual and Graphical Models of Golf Ball and Tee Placer

Figure 5 Conceptual and Graphical Models of Golf Ball and Tee Placer

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Table 1. Description of Modeling Artifacts
Table 1. Description of Modeling Artifacts
Figure 1. Student-designers’ Initial Concept Maps of Engineering Design the form of the instructor meeting with each team during the class period. The instructor was able
Figure 1. Student-designers’ Initial Concept Maps of Engineering Design the form of the instructor meeting with each team during the class period. The instructor was able
discussed and analyzed while producing the conceptual model. There were many changes that tool However, further into the design process they came across what they termed a roadblock.
discussed and analyzed while producing the conceptual model. There were many changes that tool However, further into the design process they came across what they termed a roadblock.
Figure 3. Conceptual Model of an Assisted Chair-lift
Figure 3. Conceptual Model of an Assisted Chair-lift
Figure 4. Team Grip-assist Measuring Bike Handles with Calipers Putting the specifications into a graphical form helped the student-designers to refine their
Figure 4. Team Grip-assist Measuring Bike Handles with Calipers Putting the specifications into a graphical form helped the student-designers to refine their
Figure 6. Graphical Model of Second Golf Ball and Tee Holder place a ball and tee into the ground without having to bend over. There were three weeks allocatec Team Golf-assist was creating a tool to be used on the golf course that would allow the golfer to
Figure 6. Graphical Model of Second Golf Ball and Tee Holder place a ball and tee into the ground without having to bend over. There were three weeks allocatec Team Golf-assist was creating a tool to be used on the golf course that would allow the golfer to
Figure 7. Mathematical Model of Actuators in the Assisted Chair Lif was set, the lever was supposed to leave the ball and tee in place. See Figure 5 above. However not fleshed out. The device used a string to actuate a lever that held the ball and tee. Once the tee
Figure 7. Mathematical Model of Actuators in the Assisted Chair Lif was set, the lever was supposed to leave the ball and tee in place. See Figure 5 above. However not fleshed out. The device used a string to actuate a lever that held the ball and tee. Once the tee
the lever either did not release the tee or it knocked over the ball when being removed. The grour The other group members insisted that they “should do a second design because of its simplicity
the lever either did not release the tee or it knocked over the ball when being removed. The grour The other group members insisted that they “should do a second design because of its simplicity
Figure 9. Simulated Stress Test in Solid Modeling Program of Grocery Bag Carrier these calculations and mathematical modeling they realized they would “need a very expensive
Figure 9. Simulated Stress Test in Solid Modeling Program of Grocery Bag Carrier these calculations and mathematical modeling they realized they would “need a very expensive
A working model is defined as a realization of a design, whether physical like a prototyped device Working Model
A working model is defined as a realization of a design, whether physical like a prototyped device Working Model
natural output for the student-designers as they go about design. Prompts then, become a powerful
natural output for the student-designers as they go about design. Prompts then, become a powerful
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