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WorksheetsBimestral 701
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
¿What is wood?
Wood is a material made from cellulose and recycled paper
Wood is a material made from pulp of streets and recycled paper
Wood is a material made of trees stem after being processed
Wood is the obtained material from recycling paper and pulp of fruits
Among the properties of wood, it can be mentioned that it is a material with poor insulation, so it has good conductivity.
True
False
What are derivatives of wood?
Paper
Cardboard
Cork
All of the above
Design Thinking is...
...a user-centered methodology for solving complex problems and developing innovative solutions
... a design methodology for building things using separate parts, or "modules," that can be connected and rearranged.
...a design methodology for creating solutions based on the product.
...a non-cooperative user-centered methodology to create 3D designs
Modular Design is...
...a user-centered methodology for solving complex problems and developing innovative solutions
... a design methodology for building things using separate parts, that can be connected and rearranged.
...a design methodology for creating solutions based on the product.
...a non-cooperative user-centered methodology to create 3D designs
The phases of Design Thinking are:
Empathize
Create
Motivate
Ideate
Prototype
Thinking
Designing
Construction
Correction
Improvement
Empathize
Define
Ideate
Prototyping
Test
Empathize
Define
Ideate
Correction
Improvement
During the Ideation Phase on Design Thinking, activities to do are:
1.Creating a brainstorm about problems of the environment
2.Selecting the problem to solve
1.Clear definition of the problem to be addressed (Statement of the Problem or Design Question).
2.List of success criteria for the solution.
3. Updated Empathy Map or affinity diagrams summarizing the findings of the Empathy phase.
1.Record of testing sessions with users, including observations, comments and feedback.
2.Analysis of testing results and how they will influence future design iterations.
1.Record of all ideas generated during brainstorming sessions.
2.Selection of the best ideas and justification of the choice.
3.Description of how the selected ideas relate to the defined problem.
Prototypes can be intangible (non-physical)
True
False
Select the principles of Modular Design
Easy docking
Fast distribution
Size of modules
Shared Modules
There are two ways to show a modular design:
Assembled and dispatched
Exploded and assembled
Expanded and contracted
3D design and Tinkercad
To duplicate an element on Tinkercad, you can do:
Select the object
and press
Ctrl + D
Press Alt and drag the object you want to duplicate
Press Shift and drag the object you want to duplicate
Press Ctrl and drag the object you want to duplicate
To create a hole in an object, you must:
Intercept both objects, set one object as hole, and then press the Group Icon.
Intercept both objects, set both object as holes, and then press the Group Icon.
Intercept both objects, set one object as hole, and then press the Align Icon.
Intercept both objects as solids, and then press the Group Icon.
Secondary mouse button is used on Tinkercad to...
Change the shape of an object
Convert an object to hole
Select the objects
Rotate the workspace
The two ways to see the workspace on Tinkercad are:
Perspective
Landscape
Ortogonal
Total Workspace
What's the difference between Tynker and Tinkercad?
Tynker is a programming platform and Tinkercad is a CAD Platform
Tynker is a CAD Platform and Tinkercad is a programming platform
Tynker is for 3D Design and Tinkercad is for programming
Tynker is for 3D Design and Tinkercad is for circuits modeling
