What is C.A.D?

What does the acronym CAD stand for?

• Computer-Aided Design

• Computer-Aided Drawing

• Computer-Assisted Drafting

• Computer-Automated Development

Which profession uses CAD to develop life-saving ventilators, cat scan machines, and prosthetics?

• Structural Engineer

• Biomedical Engineer

• Electrical Engineer

• Industrial Designer

How do Aerospace Engineers use CAD?

• To design computer components for smart devices.

• To create visual effects for movies and video games.

• To test how air will flow over an airplane wing.

• To design the aesthetics and functionality of everyday products.

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Which profession uses CAD to create plans for items such as kitchen cabinets, chairs, tables, and TV stands?

• Architect

• Industrial Designer

• Furniture Designer

• Structural Engineer

What was the primary reason for using CAD in the initial deck design project?

• To calculate the exact cost of materials.

• To visualize the finished deck and ensure stairs reached the patio.

• To determine the best type of wood for construction.

• To get approval from the local building department.

What role does a structural engineer play in a building project?

• They design the interior layout and aesthetics of the building.

• They ensure the building is strong enough to withstand environmental forces.

• They are responsible for the electrical wiring and plumbing systems.

• They manage the construction crew and project timeline.

How did using CAD benefit the creation of the fireplace mantel?

• It automatically ordered all the necessary wood pieces.

• It allowed for visualization of the final product and color-coding of pieces for cutting.

• It calculated the exact amount of paint needed for the finish.

• It provided instructions for assembling the hidden speaker system.

What was the purpose of redesigning the microphone mount using CAD and 3D printing?

• To change its color to match the microphone.

• To make it thinner and more flexible.

• To make it stronger and prevent future breakage.

• To add new features like a built-in light.