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Engineering Design: The Icing on the Cake!

Dive into the world of Engineering Design and Development with Ashley Gregory, EDD Instructor at Ritenour High School. Discover the essence of teamwork, research, design, development, problem-solving, and communication in real-life projects. From team building to refining designs, students experience a hands-on approach simulating real-world workplace scenarios. Explore problem-solving skills and effective communication techniques while presenting innovative solutions. Unleash your creativity and analytical thinking through sketches, 3D modeling, and feedback sessions, all while honing your ability to justify and validate design decisions in a collaborative environment. Take your design skills to the next level in this engaging course.

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Engineering Design: The Icing on the Cake!

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  1. Engineering Design and Development The Icing on the Cake! Presented by: Ashley Gregory, EDD Instructor Ritenour High School

  2. EDD – What is it? TEAMWORK RESEARCH DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROBLEM SOLVING COMMUNICATION REAL LIFE!

  3. TEAMWORK • Students work on a design team for the entire year. • This process helps simulate a real-world workplace experience. • How students choose their teams is VERY important!

  4. RESEARCH • Students choose a problem that they could solve by creating an innovative product or process. • This stage requires a lot of research as students try to justify and validate not only their problem selection, but their preliminary design ideas.

  5. DESIGN • Students come up with their designs through a series of sketches, 3D Modeling, and building a mock-up.

  6. DEVELOPMENT • Students present their design ideas in order to get feedback on how they should proceed. • Students refine their designs.

  7. PROBLEM SOLVING • Students learn how to be good problem solvers through this process. • Even more important than solving a problem is being able to explain the process behind their decision-making.

  8. COMMUNICATION • The most beneficial aspect of this course is the communication piece: • Group • Instructor • Mentors • Peers • Target Market • Panel of Experts

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