WorksheetsGateway (DM) Final Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
A drawing which contains views of an object projected onto two or more planes.
Isometric Sketch
Thumbnail Sketch
Multiview Sketch
A solid modeling design method where geometric primitives are combined to create a single object.
Subtractive Method
Mean
Median
Additive Method
A solid modeling design method where parts of a whole geometric primitive are removed to create a new object.
Subtractive Method
Mean
Median
Additive Method
A drawing, photo, video, or text that contains information about a process or instructions for assembling, installing, operating, and servicing an artifact.
Modification
Mechanical Dissection
Documentation
Observation
Criteria is defined as rules or requirements that a design must follow while constraints is defines as a limit or restriction to a design process. Therefore, constraints are what you must have and criteria are what you cannot have.
True
False
Working together on a common purpose
collaboration
design process
prototype
A systematic problem-solving strategy that designers follow to come up with a solution to a problem.
collaboration
design process
prototype
A working model used to test a design concept by making actual observations and necessary adjustments.
Collaboration
Design Process
Prototype
What is a solid modeling design method where an object is created by subtracting volume from a larger object.
Additive Method
Mean
Median
Subtractive Method
What are engineers doing when they observe the operation of a device and describe its function and design specifications?
Modeling
Dialectical
Mechanical Dissection
Prototyping
What is a drawing that has a top view, front view, and a right view?
Perspective
Thumbnail
Multi-view
Isometric
A person or household that purchases goods or services
Consumer
Constraint
Criteria
Construction
An iterative decision-making process that produces plans by which resources are converted into products or systems that meet human needs and wants or solve problems.
Design
Hatch Mark
Incremental Progress
Isometric Sketch
A note of explanation, a dimension, or a comment added to text, diagrams, or models
Mathematical Model
Annotation
Modification
Incremental Progress
A graphic way to display the median, quartiles, and extremes of a data set on a number line to show the distribution of data
Box and Whisker Plot
Chart Plot
Spreadsheet Plot
Ordered Plot
A condition that affects body movement and coordination. It is caused by brain injury or brain malformation that occurs before, during, or immediately after birth when an infant’s brain is still developing
Strep Throat
Covid-19
Cerebral Palsy (CP)
Arthritis
A sketch in which an object’s parallel edges are drawn with parallel lines, typically at 30-degree angles to the horizontal baseline. There are no vanishing points and three sides of the object can be seen simultaneously
Isometric Sketch
Multiview Sketch
Thumbnail Sketch
Perspective Sketch
Repeating a process to yield results successively closer to the goal
Tree Diagram
Iteration
Linear
Stakeholder
A preliminary visual of a possible idea for a design. A sketch that is not full size and has little detail. Their purpose is to help quickly explore possible alternative designs
Isometric Sketch
Thumbnail Sketch
Multiview Sketch
Perspective Sketch
When completing a Multiview Sketch, in which order should the views be drawn?
Front, Top, Right
Right, Top, Front
Top, Front, Right
Top, Right, Front
Which of the following best describes why sketching is an effective communication tool?
Designers can color parts of a sketch to show texture and communicate an object's appearance.
Sketching allows designers to accurately communicate details of their ideas with lots of information at once.
Using sketches to communicate ideas makes the design neat and pleasing to the eye.
Sketching tells a story about the design, such as how it might be used or where it will be made.
The process of creating a solid model or 3D object using a modeling and design application on a computer
Computer-Aided Drawing (CAD)
Isometric Modeling
Solid Modeling
Perspective Modeling
A clear and concise identification and description of the design problem or opportunity
Problem Decomposition
Problem Statement
Problem Vertex
Problem Computation
Measurement of height, width, and depth
Computational
Dimension
Box-and-Whisker Plot
Annotation
A statement that briefly describes the design goals and needs of stakeholders
Design Process
Design Statement
Decision Statement
Decision matrix
Having to do with mental activities such as thinking, understanding, using language, and remembering
Observative
Musculoskeletal
Collaborative
Cognitive
The extent to which a given measurement agrees with the standard value for that measurement.
Unit
Accuracy
Subtractive Modeling
Prototype
Which of the following is NOT part of an Engineering Notebook?
Do not tear out or insert pages.
Always write in blue, black, or green pen.
Be neat and legible.
Put title on every page.
If you make a mistake when writing in your Engineering Notebook, you can just scratch it out.
True
False
The design of products or environments that can be used by all people without the need for adaptation or modifications
Specific Design
Unilateral Design
Universal Design
Unopened Design
