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Problem Statement

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The Design Process

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Requirements for each element or component derived from system level goals and requirements
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Alternatives in design
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The initial design
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The pulley system design for one step of the Rube Goldberg machine.

For the pulley step in the machine, Iron man will be "flying" and flipping a switch in order to begin the next step of the machine.

Experiment prototypes and tests need for design
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Pulley for the last step

Utilization of Knowledge in Design

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Technical and scientific knowledge
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Creative and critical thinking, and problem solving
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Prior work, reuse and reverse engineering
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Modeling, simulation and test

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Multi-Objective Design (DFX)

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Performance, life cycle cost and value
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Aesthetics and human factors
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Implementation, verification, test and environmental sustainability
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Operations
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Maintainability, reliability, and safety
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Robustness, evolution, product improvement and retirement
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Poster

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Next Steps

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