TESTING

1. The term represented by the acronym CAD.

• Computer-Aided Drafting

• Common-Aided Design

• Computer-Aided Design

• Common-Aided Drafting

1. Define CAD.

• The effective use computer technology in manufacturing planning and control.

• The application that allows the transfer of information from the design into the stage of planning for the manufacturing of a product, without the need to re-enter the data on part geometry manually.

• The application of computers and graphics software to aid or enhance the product design from conceptualization to documentation.

• The application of computers and graphics software in manufacturing planning and control.

1. The term represented by the acronym CAM.

• Common-Aided Manufacturing

• 1. Computer Aided Manufacturing

• Computer-Aided Modeling

• Complex-Aided Modeling

1. Define CAM.

• 1. The effective use computer technology in manufacturing planning and control.

• 1. The application of computers and graphics software to aid or enhance the product design from conceptualization to documentation.

• 1. The application that allows the transfer of information from the design into the stage of planning for the manufacturing of a product, without the need to re-enter the data on part geometry manually.

• 1. The application that allows the transfer of information from the design into the stage of planning for the manufacturing of a product, without the need to re-enter the data on part geometry manually.

1. CAD software is used for

• Controlling manufacturing processes

• Generating G-code

• Creating virtual designs

• Operating CNC machines

1. CAM software is used for

• Controlling manufacturing processes

• Generating G-code

• Creating virtual design

• Operating CNC machines

1. Which software translates CAD designs into machine-readable code?

• CAD software

• Both CAD and CAM software

• CAM software

• Neither CAD nor CAM software

1. In which phase of the manufacturing process is CAD software implemented?

• Quality control stage

• Initial design stage

• Packaging stage

• Final assembly stage

1. How do CAD and CAM work together?

• CAD software automates manufacturing processes

• CAM software creates virtual designs

• CAM designs are used as input for CAD software

• CAD designs are used as input for CAM software

1. CAM software is used for

• Controlling manufacturing processes

• Generating G-code

• Creating virtual design

• Operating CNC machines