Engineering Graphics - Voc. Part 1

What does the abbreviation CAD stand for:

• computer-assessment drawing

• compressed-assisted details

• computer-aided design

• conflict-assembly detail

Technology that allows the user to create a design on the computer screen and then send it directly to a machine tool.

• computer-aided design

• compressed-assisted details

• computer-assessment drawing

• computer-assisted drawing

A highly stylized way of presenting images of parts or assemblies.

• computer graphics

• engineering graphics

• blueprint

• design graphics

A type of drawing that presents an object much as it would look to the human eye or in a photograph.

• Drawing

• Pictorial drawing

• Orthographic projections

• Descriptive geometry

View in which it reveals details of individual parts, along with showing the order in which they are assembled.

• Multiview

• Perspective view

• Pictorial perspective

• Exploded view

Typically shows three views of an object; each view shows a different side.

• Pictorial perspective

• Orthographic projection

• Computer-aided design

• Oblique projection

The mathematical principles of projection. These principles form the basis of engineering graphics today.

• Descriptive geometry

• Isometric projections

• Pictorial perspective

• Oblique projection

Simplifies the pictorial perperspective. In an isometric projection, parallel lines remain parallel.

• Descriptive geometry

• Isometric projections

• Pictorial perspective

• Oblique projection

A measurement system based on powers of 10; a measurable quantity used to assess performance.

• international system

• metric

• SI

• US standard

A collection of flat 2-D drawings of the different sides of an object.

• pictorial

• isometric

• sketch

• multiview projections