TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM SOLVING

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TECHNOLOGY PROBLEM SOLVING

STAGES OF THE PROYECT APPROACH

EVALUATE

Check

Presentation

Present the work

Draw a report with all the information of the proyect there

Check if the product works and do what we want to and chek the appareance and if something need to improve.

BUILD

Building

Build, finish the parts and assemble the object by using the materials and objects mentioned before.

Design

Planning

Choos materials, tools and techniques and split the work in small tasks.

Can make drawings diagrams or plans for the solution

Problem

Investigation

Subtopic

Possible Solutions

Chosen solution

Choose the best solution and take in account the priorities

We search for different options

Study, and select the information to resolve the problem.

Detect the problem and analyse where and what it is so the process its easier.

SALES CYCLE

Distribution

Franchises: sold through a network of stores owned by a private individual that save on costs because it doesn't need a network to distribute the product.

Online sale:Product distributed through apps or websites

Retail sale:supplied directly to the end-user

Wholesale. suplied of large consumers

Promotion

Usually show in advertising campaings On television or news papers. This is done to

Price

This is a crucial element. Price usually is related with the cost of the product, but can also be impose because of a marketing strategy.

BUILD AND EVALUATE

Report

Description of the prototype built, list of modifications and finak drawing of the solution. Also final cost of the project and hours spent on it.

Process sheet

Record our progress of stages of our work

DESIGN

Budget

We have to evaluate the financial cost the product will take.

List of materials and tools

Make an accurate list of all the materials and tools we'll need for the construction of the product.

Drawings

Drawings let us create a example of how can our object look like. Drawing the object through different perspectives can be helpful.

ANALYSE

Historical

Why this object is necessary and why it was invented

Aesthetic

How our senses react to the object, appearance; attractive or not.

Social

Study the social and enviromental impact and check which human needs cover

Economic

Analyse the financial cost for making the object and the selling price. And if it was cheap or expensive

Technical

How the object whas made? Study the materials it was made with

Functional

Study how the object works

Morphologycal

Analyse size, colour, physical charachteristics.