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WorksheetsOCR design Engineering Y9 Assessment 2
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 34mins
Corporate branding is an important part of design for electronic products. What part of design could incorporate corporate branding?
The shape of the product
The product could display the logo
The materials used
The cost of the product
A Headphone manufacturer wants to produce these headphones. What client requirement relates to the product feature that they seal well around the ears.
Must connect to mobile devices by bluetooth
Must have a long battery life
Must block out external noise
Must be easy to store and carry
A Headphone manufacturer wants to produce these headphones. What client requirement relates to the product feature that they have a foldable hinge.
Must connect to mobile devices by bluetooth
Must have a long battery life
Must block out external noise
Must be easy to store and carry
A Headphone manufacturer wants to produce these headphones. What client requirement relates to the product feature that they have a wireless connectivity mode.
Must connect to mobile devices by bluetooth
Must have a long battery life
Must block out external noise
Must be easy to store and carry
What is a method of research could be used to find out about target markets?
British Standards
Questionaiires
Initial design
Spreadsheets
The Ipod is considered an iconic product why is this?
Because its good
Because it set an expectation for future designs
Because of the materials used
Because it plays music
This food blender has been designed with features to meet client requirements. Which feature relates to the client requirement of : Must be easy to pour milkshake into a glass
silicone feet pads
large on/off switch
detachable lid
Detachable Jug
This food blender has been designed with features to meet client requirements. Which feature relates to the client requirement of : Must be easy to clean safely
silicone feet pads
large on/off switch
detachable lid
removable blade
This food blender has been designed with features to meet client requirements. Which feature relates to the client requirement of : Must remain stationary when working
silicone feet pads
large on/off switch
detachable lid
removable blade
A specification is
a design specification is the process a Designer goes through to create a product.
a design specification is a list of requirements your product has to meet in order to be successful
a design specification is a statement of how you are going to solve the design problem.
A design specification is a list of materials
How are products designed with maintenance in mind
made easy to disassemble
Use high quality products
Use complicated components
Made to extremely low tolerances
pre-made parts that make manufacture easier are known as?
standard components
die cast
designed for disassembly
special parts
What scale of manufacturing is likely to be used for this product?
mass
batch
one off
just in time
What scale of manufacturing is likely to be used for this product?
mass
batch
one off
just in time
Which design process is where you create a set of design rules?
Identify
design
optimise
Validate
Which design process is where you check what the client has asked for?
Identify
design
optimise
Validate
What does this symbol represent?
indicates conformity with European safety standards
Indicates conformity with British Safety standards
Indicates conformity with International standards
indicates conformity with world wide standards
What is this symbol
Kite Sign
British Standards Kite-mark
Safety standards
European Standards
What does this symbol represent?
indicates conformity with European safety standards
Indicates conformity with British Safety standards
Indicates conformity with International standards
indicates conformity with world wide standards
What manufacturing scale would be used for this product
Batch
Mass
One Off
Just in time
What manufacturing scale would be used for this product
Batch
Mass
One Off
Just in time
What manufacturing scale would be used for this product
Batch
Mass
One Off
Just in time
What is this manufacturing process called?
Investment casting
Injection moulding
Sand Casting
Extrusion
What is this manufacturing process called?
Investment casting
Injection moulding
Sand Casting
Extrusion
What manufacturing process has most likely been used to produce this?
Investment casting
Injection moulding
Sand Casting
Extrusion
What manufacturing process has most likely been used to produce this?
Investment casting
Injection moulding
Sand Casting
Extrusion
Designing products to fit humans is called
Ergonomics
Anthropometrics
CAD
Electronics
The study of using data from measuring humans in design is called
Anthropometrics
Ergonomics
Maths
science
Which of these is a modern manufacturing/production process
Injection moulding
Sand Casting
3D Printing
Carbon Fibre
Which one of these is created during the identify design stage?
Specification
Process Planning
Error Proofing
Evaluate
Which one of these is created during the Optimise design stage?
Specification
Process Planning
Error Proofing
Evaluate
Which one is performed during the Validate stage
Testing
Design
Research
Process Planning
Which design cycle process comes first?
Design
Optimise
Validate
Identify
Which design cycle process comes second?
Design
Optimise
Validate
Identify
Which design cycle process comes third?
Design
Optimise
Validate
Identify
Which design cycle process comes fourth?
Design
Optimise
Validate
Identify
A client is discussing corporate branding with you. What two things do you immediately think of?
Manufacturing process
Colour
Lifecycle
Logo
Modern Materials
Which of these energy sources are renewable?
Wind Power
Coal
Gas
Oil
Which of these is a non-renewable energy source?
Gas
Wind
Tidal
Solar
Planned Obsolescence?
The energy used to produce the product including what happens to it after its useful life?
How long a product is intended to be used?
Creating a new product by re-processing the material
A product designed on purpose to become outdated or unusable after time
Lifespan?
The energy used to produce the product including what happens to it after its useful life?
How long a product is intended to be used?
Creating a new product by re-processing the material
A product designed on purpose to become outdated or unusable after time
Lifecycle Analysis?
The energy used to produce the product including what happens to it after its useful life?
How long a product is intended to be used?
Creating a new product by re-processing the material
A product designed on purpose to become outdated or unusable after time
Recycled?
The energy used to produce the product including what happens to it after its useful life?
How long a product is intended to be used?
Creating a new product by re-processing the material
A product designed on purpose to become outdated or unusable after time
What does this symbol represent?
Toy Safety
Wood Tidy UK
forest stewardship council
Oak Furniture Land
What does this symbol represent?
Toy Safety
Age Restriction
British standards
Trademarks
What does this symbol represent
European standards
Lion mark Toy Safety
Flammable
Lion mark car safety
What does this symbol represent
European standards
Lion mark Toy Safety
Flammable
Lion mark car safety
What does this symbol represent
European standards
Shows what the material is and that it can be recycled
This material is good to the environment
This product cost £4
Which of these is considered to be an iconic product?
Rexel HB Pencil
Apple IPod
LG TV
Oral B toothbrush
Select all that apply. An Iconic product is......
A product that represents good design
A product that sets expectation for future products
A product that is very popular with customers
A product that always uses groundbreaking technology
market pull is....
A need or gap that needs filling which leads to the design of a product
New technologies or a way of doing something that leads to the design of a product
A manufacturing method that means all materials are delivered exactly when they are needed
Designing a product so it can be manufactured easier
Technological push is....
A need or gap that needs filling which leads to the design of a product
New technologies or a way of doing something that leads to the design of a product
A manufacturing method that means all materials are delivered exactly when they are needed
Designing a product so it can be manufactured easier
Just in Time manufacturing is....
A need or gap that needs filling which leads to the design of a product
New technologies or a way of doing something that leads to the design of a product
A manufacturing method that means all materials/components are delivered exactly when they are needed
Designing a product so it can be manufactured easier
DFMA manufacturing is....
A need or gap that needs filling which leads to the design of a product
New technologies or a way of doing something that leads to the design of a product
A manufacturing method that means all materials/components are delivered exactly when they are needed
Designing a product so it can be manufactured easier
Design for manufactured assembly (DFMA) can be achieved by
Keeping the product design simple
Adding more components
Including special sizes
using materials that require finishing
what is the client looking for in a product? tick all that apply
Fit for purpose
Made on Time and within budget
Lots of colour
successful product that meets the specification
What is a specification
What the client wants
A set of design rules that can be used to test the product
Making a model
How the product will function
What is a design brief
Information explaining what the client wants
A set of design rules that can be used to test the product
Making a model
How the product will function
This product clearly shows that a design process has been followed. Which one is it?
CAD
Error Proofing
Designing for maintenance
Research
Error Proofing is
Ensuring the client can safely use the product
Ensuring that standard components are used
Ensuring that the product will be iconic
Ensuring that a small number of manufacturing processes are needed to make it
