Topic 3 - Conceptual Modeling

What is the purpose of conceptual modeling according to designers?

• To create physical prototypes

• To assist understanding by simulating subject matter

• To finalize product designs

• To manufacture products

What is a conceptual model?

• A physical representation of a product

• A digital simulation of a design

• A model that exists in the mind to help understand ideas

• A detailed blueprint of a system

Why is conceptual modeling important in the design process?

• It helps in manufacturing products

• It assists in understanding and communicating ideas

• It replaces the need for physical models

• It finalizes product specifications

What is one advantage of using conceptual models?

• They guarantee success in real-world settings

• They allow for a shared understanding of an idea

• They eliminate the need for testing

• They reduce the cost of production

Which symbol in a flow chart indicates the start or end of a process?

• Process

• Terminator

• Flow

• Delay

What does the 'Delay' symbol in a flow chart signify?

• A decision point

• A pause in the process

• The end of a process

• An input/output operation

What is the significance of 'Input/Output' in a flow chart?

• It marks the start of a process

• It represents data entry or retrieval

• It shows the flow direction

• It indicates a decision point

What is a key aspect of formal drawing techniques?

• They are abstract

• They have fixed rules

• They are colorful

• They are freeform

What do part drawings focus on?

• The entire assembly

• Details just about that component

• The color scheme

• The marketing plan

What is the main focus of graphical models?

• To create sculptures

• To visualize ideas

• To develop marketing strategies

• To enhance color schemes