Unit 6 - Design communication

What is a good format for communicating designs?

• D. Written report

• B. Oral presentation

• A. Portfolio with working notes and sketches

• C. Video demonstration

What are the problems with oblique projection?

• A. It is time-consuming

• D. It is difficult to learn

• C. It can create distortion

• B. It is not visually appealing

What is the purpose of a systems diagram?

• A. To create a graphical representation of a process

• D. To model different elements of a design

• B. To test electronic circuits

• C. To evaluate prototypes

What are the benefits of sketching in three dimensions?

• D. It is more accurate

• A. It allows for better visualization

• B. It saves time

• C. It is easier to learn

What detail should be included in your annotations?

• A. Manufacturing processes

• B. Use of sustainable materials

• C. Client's personal information

• D. Marketing strategies

Is it morally appropriate to draw long, thin models in fashion design?

• A. Yes, it is acceptable

• B. No, it promotes unrealistic body standards

• C. It depends on the designer's preference

• D. It is not a moral issue

What are the advantages of modelling?

• A. It helps visualize shape and scale

• B. It is cost-effective

• C. It is time-consuming

• D. It is not necessary for design development

What are the benefits of recording both the negative and positive results when testing?

• C. It is required by industry standards

• A. It provides a complete record of the testing process

• B. It saves time

• D. It is not necessary

Identify three methods for communicating design ideas

• A. Portfolio, oral presentation, video demonstration

• B. Sketching, drawing, modelling

• C. Systems diagram, mathematical modelling, prototype evaluation

• D. Working drawings, exploded drawings, annotations

Choose two criteria for developing prototypes and explain their meaning

• C. Economical - cost-effective; Strong - durable

• B. Aesthetically pleasing - visually appealing; Marketable - able to be sold

• D. User feedback - customer opinions; Destructive testing - breaking the product

• A. Innovative - introducing new ideas or methods; Functional - serving a purpose