The document discusses the design cycle, which is a 5-step process for developing projects and presentations. The steps are: investigate to identify problems or areas for improvement, design to generate ideas, plan how to implement ideas, create the product or presentation, and evaluate the final results. The author explains how using this cycle helped them quickly and effectively plan and complete school projects.

1. The Design Cycle
By: David Milla

2. What is the Design Cycle?
The Design Cycle is a cycle composed of 5
parts: Investigate, Design, Plan, Create,
Evaluate
It is a great cycle to use to make a good
presentation because it generally shows how
to have the product it in your liking

3. The Design Cycle in pictures

4. Personal use of the Design Cycle
By using the Design Cycle, it help me plan
and do my projects in school quick because
of the five steps.
Its one of the things I follow in making a
project in any kind

5. Examples of projects used by
the cycle
Social Studies Documentary
Science Projects
Science Videos and Power Point
presentations

6. Design Cycle: Investigate
Where you first find problems (if there are)
and find different ways on how to fix the
problem
I find this useful because without it, I may
have problems in the project

7. Design Cycle: Design
Where you start to generate ideas (though it
isn't considered as planning yet)
Also where to list the specific requirements
that must be met by the product.

8. Design Cycle: Plan
Planning can be done in different ways, two
ways could be planning how to fix the
problem, or how to make the product better
It is a very helpful step of the design cycle

9. Design Cycle: Create
It is where to start creating the product after
planning on what to do
Just like in my projects, I found different
ways on how to make a presentation

10. Design Cycle: Evaluate
The final step of the design cycle
It is where you look at your presentation
generally and start criticizing the work made

11. Summary
The Design Cycle is very reliable when it
comes in making presentation because it
guides you in the whole process of making a
presentation.