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Design Process Presentation Team Introductions 5 th Grade Students Woodcreek Dr. Somerton Caitlen Douthitt Jillian Joliat Matt Langenderfer Worm Brad Wackerle Team Jim Meyerle Urban MSU Options Recap Engineering is: Using science


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Design Process Presentation

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Team Introductions

MSU Urban Options Woodcreek

Worm Team

  • Dr. Somerton

Caitlen Douthitt Jillian Joliat Matt Langenderfer Brad Wackerle Jim Meyerle 5th Grade Students

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Recap

Engineering is:

  • Using science & mathematics to design, build, and

maintain devices and processes that are useful to humankind.

Warm Worms

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Worm bin background

  • Students dispose of their lunch using a worm-based compost bin
  • During the warm months of the year the worms produce a compost
  • During winter, worms become inactive and may die because of the cold

weather

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Vermicomposting

What is vermicomposting?

  • Vermicomposting involves using red earthworms to consume

waste and create soil useful for gardening.

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Design Process

  • 2. Imagine
  • 3. Plan & Analyze
  • 1. Problem

Recognition

  • 5. Implementation

4. Optimization

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Problem Recognition (Ask)

What is the problem?

  • When temperatures fall below 40° F, the worms are

unable to consume the waste and produce compost

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Imagine

What are some solutions? Brainstorm

  • What do the worms need to stay alive?
  • How do we create heat?
  • How should we heat the worm bin?
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Imagine

What is solar energy?

  • Solar energy is energy (light or heat) that comes from the sun
  • Solar Energy Examples
  • What makes your car hot when it is parked in the sun?
  • What makes your solar calculator work?
  • What makes plants grow?
  • What makes the solar panels work on the roof of your school?
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Imagine

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Plan & Analyze

Data Collection (Measurements)

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Plan & Analyze

To meet a deadline, make a schedule!

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Plan & Analyze

Functionality Materials Calculations come before building! What materials should we use to build the solar heated worm compost bin?

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Optimization

Optimization means making something as effective, efficient, and useful as possible. Take the best component of each idea in order create the best design. We need to optimize the following criteria: Aesthetics Function Cost Safety Manufacturability

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Implementation

Build a prototype Test Sometimes, when cost is an issue, full scale working prototypes are not built. For the solar heating system, only the final product will be built.

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Things to Remember

The design process is ongoing There is no such thing as a bad idea! Through good teamwork, careful planning, hard work and determination anything is possible!

  • 2. Imagine
  • 3. Plan & Analyze
  • 1. Problem

Recognition

  • 5. Implementation

4. Optimization

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Questions?