IED (Unit 4b)

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Representing designs or idea (Prototypes and/or Drawings) This process is known as __________________.

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Modeling

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Listing or mapping the concepts involved (The Big Picture) in a design or process under investigation. This process is known as __________________.

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Concept Modeling

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Representing information in the form of:

• Charts
• Graphs
• Maps
• Geometric figures.

This process is known as __________________.

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Graphical Modeling

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Using math equations or geometric representations to predict or model a phenomenon or behavior. This process is known as __________________.

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Mathematical Modeling

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Using a computer & software to create a representation of an object or concept. Can include: -3D modeling of parts -Modeling of structures for structural analysis -Modeling of circuits for circuit analysis -Modeling of chemical processes to check reactions and byproducts, etc. This process is known as __________________.

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Computer Modeling

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These types of modeling techniques are known as __________________.
- Mock-up: An appearance model used to present the general concept of a design.
- Scale Model: A representation of a design that is either larger or smaller than the actual model
- Prototype: A working model of the actual design.

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Physical Modeling

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A type of 3D CAD modeling that represents the volume of an object (Has Volume, Weight & Area) -Not just its lines & surfaces -It is done on a computer. This process is known as __________________.

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Solid Modeling

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This process is known as __________________. - Does not give the viewer an idea of surface appearance. - Does not provide Volume, Weight & Area (mass properties) - Are not solid models.

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Wireframe Model

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Solid CAD models are ______________3D objects.

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Virtual

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In the creation of real world objects, the processes below are examples of the _______________ processes.
-Welding
-Gluing
-Mechanical Fastening
-Joinery

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