BSE UNIT 10 LESSON 5 CAD/CAM Software and Design Quiz

Before the advent of CAD/CAM software, how was design and prototyping done?

• With the help of advanced computer algorithms

• Manually

• Using basic computer programs

• Outsourced to specialized design firms

What are the benefits of using CAD/CAM software and technologies in design and prototyping?

• They make the process more expensive and time-consuming

• They reduce the need for skilled designers

• They make the design, development, and prototype process easier, faster, and cheaper

• They eliminate the need for testing prototypes

In which fields is CAD/CAM widely used?

• Only in architecture

• Only in manufacturing

• In both architecture and construction

• Exclusively in the automotive industry

How has CAD/CAM software impacted the way design problems are addressed?

• Design problems remain unsolved

• Design problems can now be worked out during the design process in a virtual environment

• Design problems have become more complex

• Design problems are ignored until the final product is built

Which industry includes manufacturers of everything from space vehicles to satellites and aircraft to missiles?

• Automotive industry

• Aerospace industry

• Maritime industry

• Electronics industry

What is the purpose of CAD/CAM software in the automotive industry?

• To create 2D sketches of vehicle interiors

• To manage sales and customer service

• To produce 3D prototypes of new models and design components

• To automate the assembly line without human intervention

How is information from CAD drawings utilized in the automotive industry?

• It is used for manual sketching by designers.

• It is fed into steel cutting machines and robots that construct cars on assembly lines.

• It is used for creating marketing materials.

• It is archived for historical reference.

What is CAD/CAM software used for in fashion design?

• To create virtual reality environments

• To determine the most efficient cut of fabrics and scale patterns for different sizes

• To analyze the environmental impact of fabrics

• To automate the sewing process

In dentistry, how has CAD/CAM technology improved the design of dental prosthetics?

• By enabling the creation of dental structures in the dentist's office while you wait

• By reducing the cost of dental care significantly

• By eliminating the need for dentist appointments

• By improving the taste of dental materials

What is one of the applications of CAD/CAM in the medical field?

• To prescribe medications based on a patient's genetic profile

• To design and fabricate complex tissue substitutes that mimic human tissue

• To automate hospital administrative tasks

• To create dietary plans for patients