Compare design solutions using test data and evidence-based tradeoffs
This high-school worksheet asks students in grades 9–12 to compare engineering design solutions by analyzing test data and weighing evidence-based tradeoffs, a core skill in Engineering Solutions. Science and engineering teachers can use it to help students move from intuitive judgment to data-driven reasoning when evaluating competing designs. It fits well in project-based learning units, lab debrief sessions, or exam preparation.
Learning objectives
- Analyze test data to compare the performance of different engineering design solutions
- Identify and explain evidence-based tradeoffs between competing design approaches
- Justify a design recommendation using quantitative and qualitative evidence
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