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Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne

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Page 1: Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne. Who is Shawn?  An inventor  Works in Amy Smith’s lab  Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets out of recycled paper, sawdust.

Chapter 2Shawn Frayne

Page 2: Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne. Who is Shawn?  An inventor  Works in Amy Smith’s lab  Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets out of recycled paper, sawdust.

Who is Shawn? An inventor Works in Amy Smith’s lab Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets

out of recycled paper, sawdust pellet, and briquette made of juiced, dried sugar cane stalks.

Explains Engineer’s Design Process and Appropriate Technology

Page 3: Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne. Who is Shawn?  An inventor  Works in Amy Smith’s lab  Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets out of recycled paper, sawdust.

What is the engineering design process? It is an approach to solving problems

involving a series of steps.

Page 4: Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne. Who is Shawn?  An inventor  Works in Amy Smith’s lab  Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets out of recycled paper, sawdust.

Did Shawn’s team follow the steps in order? No, Shawn used the design process as a

guideline, rather than as a rule.

Page 5: Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne. Who is Shawn?  An inventor  Works in Amy Smith’s lab  Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets out of recycled paper, sawdust.

What’s the difference between criteria and constraints? Criteria are desired features. Constraints are limitations in developing

or using the technology, such as costs, time, and materials.

Page 6: Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne. Who is Shawn?  An inventor  Works in Amy Smith’s lab  Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets out of recycled paper, sawdust.

How many prototypes did the team build? How many were successful? Three. Only one met their criteria for success.

Page 7: Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne. Who is Shawn?  An inventor  Works in Amy Smith’s lab  Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets out of recycled paper, sawdust.

Was Shawn surprised with the result? What do engineers think about failure?

No, he was not surprised. In the eyes of an engineer, failure

provides new and valuable information.

Page 8: Chapter 2 Shawn Frayne. Who is Shawn?  An inventor  Works in Amy Smith’s lab  Went to Haiti and tried to make pellets out of recycled paper, sawdust.

Why is communicating the solution an important? If a new technology is not

communicated, no one will know about it.