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The Seven steps in the Design Stages

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The design engineer must address questions and answers from the customer’s / Client’s perspective and from the engineer’s perspective.

a)

Concept Generation

b)

Problem Identification

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

2.

start with brainstorming, brainwriting, or a similar team meeting where ideas are tossed around and discussed.

a)

Concept Generation

b)

Problem Identification

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

3.

A mass properties analysis report is a useful document for evaluating and presenting the static mechanical conditions of the design.

a)

Concept Generation

b)

Problem Identification

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

4.

One of the simpler types of analysis that can be performed with a computer model is the computation of the object’s mechanical properties, such as mass, center of gravity, and moment of inertia.

a)

Concept Generation

b)

Problem Identification

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

5.

Refinement will likely include the development of 3-D computer models for defining geometry not accurately expressed in the concept sketches.

a)

Concept Generation

b)

Concept Selection and Refinement

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

6.

Several different types of physical models can be developed during this stage of the design process.

a)

Concept Generation

b)

Concept Selection and Refinement

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

7.

Most common form of design documentation is a finished detailed drawing.

a)

Production

b)

Design Documentation

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

8.

These drawings are called as-built drawings, and they reflect the way the project was actually constructed. Not just the way it was designed.

a)

Production

b)

Design Documentation

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

9.

It is important to continue to document the design by making notations on the drawings where changes are made.

a)

Production

b)

Design Documentation

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping

10.

Once the design documentation is complete, it is time to begin this stage

a)

Production

b)

Problem Identification

c)

Design Evaluation and Analysis

d)

Physical Prototyping