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A-Analyse

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B-Design

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7 Build the product. This is the stage where we build, assemble and finish the parts and assemble the object. At this stage, we need to put our new theoretical knowledge to work and use the tools and materials we chose earlier. We also need to remember to economise on materials.

3. Search for possible solutions. We think of the different options, ie, different objects or products that could resolve our problem. We study and assess each option to see ifitis viable.

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9. Presentation and assessment. We present our work and have it assessed by people outside the group.

10. Write up the report. We draw up a report on the project that we carried out to put together all the information about the process we followed.

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Detect the problem or need. What do we need? What problem do we have or what task have we been set? What conditions are there? If we are very clear about the problem we need to resolve and we know all the details, the rest of the process will be easier.

6. Prepare and plan the work. We choose the materials, techniques and tools that we are going to need. We split the work up into small tasks and decide how long we need to spend on each operation. We then share out the work and put the blocks of work in order.

v8. Check the results. At this stage, we check that the product works and that it does what we want it to do. We evaluate the aesthetics (appearance) of the product and, if necessary, we propose changes and improvements.

• 2. Information and research. We collate, study and select

information on the different ways that we could resolve the problem. We also study products that meet similar needs.

5. Design. We do drawings (sketches) and diagrams or plans of our chosen solution. We can do these freehand first and add more detail later, but we must make sure that the product is aesthetically pleasing.

4. Choose the solution. We choose the best solution based on the criteria that we set as priorities (type of material, size, shape, cost, etc.) and after analysing the advantages and disadvantages of each solution.