Across
- 6. Repeating a process or cycle to improve a design.
- 7. A group technique for generating a large number of ideas without immediate evaluation.
- 11. A limitation or restriction that must be considered in a design.
- 12. LINE A thin line used to indicate the axis of symmetry of a part or feature.
- 13. LINE A thin line capped with arrowheads that shows distance, size, or location in a drawing.
- 14. A type of sketch that shows depth realistically by using vanishing points.
- 16. MATRIX A tool used to compare design solutions against a set of weighted criteria.
- 17. A type of sketch in which all three drawing axes form equal angles of 120 degrees.
- 18. A type of sketch that shows two or more views of an object (front, top, side).
Down
- 1. Desired specifications or standards a design must meet.
- 2. Written, recorded, or pictorial information that communicates details of a design.
- 3. PROCESS A systematic problem-solving strategy with criteria and constraints used to develop solutions.
- 4. An improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method.
- 5. The systematic study of materials and sources to establish facts and reach new conclusions.
- 8. A type of sketch where one face is parallel to the viewing plane and depth is represented on an angle.
- 9. NOTEBOOK A bound record where all ideas, calculations, and sketches are documented in chronological order.
- 10. The relationship of one object’s size compared to another or to the whole.
- 12. LINE A light line used as a guide when sketching or drawing.
- 14. STATEMENT A clear and concise description of the issue that needs to be solved.
- 15. A type of sketch that communicates an idea with accuracy and includes measurements or labels.