The Engineering Process at TWI

The engineering process is a set of steps that engineers follow in order to find a solution for any issue. This involves finding the goal of the project, determining constraints, designing, building and testing. This is an essential component of every project at TWI. It look at this site helps us ensure that our projects comply with the highest standards of safety and performance. This is particularly crucial for New York City project as they must be in compliance with strict requirements.

In this phase, students study the issue to better understand the challenge and gather data. This is an open and student-centered approach to science that shifts classes away from traditional teaching.

At this point, students brainstorm ideas about how they can solve the problem. This can be done by using whiteboards, software or even discussions. It’s fine if some ideas aren’t working. They can test other solutions and experiment with them.

After analyzing and brainstorming the results, the team chooses an option to design and construct. This can be printed on paper, using CAD software, or even through a prototype that could be physical or virtual. This is a great option for students, as they can create an actual prototype to allow them to test out their ideas.

This is where the rubber meets the road for engineers as they have to stay within the constraints which are imposed on them like cost time, tools, resources and more. Engineers must also keep in mind that their solutions must be secure and efficient so they can be used in the real world.