Design Studies 10, 20, 30

(a)	Demonstrate the use of scale measurements that correlate to a model.
(b)	Explore the different properties of various materials available to produce a model.
(c)	Identify different forms of connectors and adhesives used in model making.
(d)	Create experiments to determine how materials are used in model making and how to effectively connect pieces to each other.
(e)	Assess strength characteristics of materials to support a three-dimensional model.
(f)	Investigate how various materials are utilized to achieve a structural foundation for three dimensional models.
(g)	Create a variety of models that illustrate the various reasons scale models are used in the design process.
(h)	Provide examples to prove the following statement: All prototypes are models, but not all models are prototypes.