Higher Design: Understanding the Design Process 2

Which of the following is the final step in the design process?

• Manufacture

• Evaluation

• Plan for Manufacture

• Initial Ideas

What are the types of initial ideas mentioned in the document?

• Detailed drawings and blueprints

• Rough sketches and annotated sketches

• Digital models and simulations

• Written descriptions and essays

Why are quick techniques used for generating initial ideas?

• They require specialist equipment

• They are expensive to implement

• They allow generating lots of ideas quickly

• They are difficult to change if mistakes are made

What is one advantage of using rough sketches for initial ideas?

• They are permanent and cannot be changed

• They require specialist equipment

• They can easily be changed if mistakes are made

• They take a long time to create

Which of the following is a type of view used in development?

• Orthographic dimensioned views

• Color-coded views

• Textured views

• Animated views

What is one reason for using detailed views in development?

• To add color to the product

• To allow sizes and inner parts to be seen

• To reduce the complexity of the design

• To make the product lighter

Which type of view is used to show ideas being explored?

• Exploded views

• Sectional views

• Pictorial drawings

• Textured views

Which of the following is a type of drawing used in planning for manufacture?

• Exploded Views

• Perspective Views

• Isometric Views

• Orthographic Views

What is one reason for using working drawings in manufacturing?

• To create artistic impressions

• To refine ideas and show accurate dimensions

• To design marketing materials

• To develop software applications

How can working drawings assist in the manufacturing process?

• By providing color schemes

• By showing information on materials and costings

• By offering customer feedback

• By detailing marketing strategies