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WorksheetsIED Final Semester Exam Game Review (Isaac Perez)
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 26mins
is a systematic problem-solving strategy.
(a)
Generate Concepts is step number?
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Develop a Solution is not needed in the Design Process.
True
False
An Engineering Desing problem must be valid
True
False
In some cases, if the problem is not valid or justifiable, the designer must define a new problem.
True
False
The design process is __________ or repeats a series of steps over and over again.
Defined
Iterative
Itemized
Interactive
Construct and Test is
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Evaluate the solution in step number?
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Step 6 requires to present a solution
True
False
The engineering design process is has _______ steps.
6
9
12
8
An isometric sketch is a type of technical drawing
True
False
Guidelines for Selecting a Front View
Shows the best shape and characteristic contours
Shows the worst shape and characteristic contours
Research shows that practicing and improving spatial visualization skills do not help in college engineering programs.
True
False
Isometric drawings are done in
180 degrees
90 degrees
30 degrees
45 degrees
Spatial visualization is
ability to visualize in one dimension
ability to visualize in two dimensions
ability to visualize in three dimensions
An isometric sketch appears three-dimensional.
True
False
Iteration is
Renewed
Repetition
Representation
Retention
Engineers and designers often sketch an isometric view to communicate information about objects
True
False
All height lines are horizontal
True
False
A concept sketch is
A graphical representation of a question
A graphical representation of an idea that can quickly communicate design intent and details.
A graphical representation of an idea that can very slowly communicate design intent and details.
A graphical repetition
Feedback should include praise or polish.
True
False
Orthographic view is
right angle
representing 3-D view on a plane
having only length and breadth
all of them
Engineering Notebooks best practices mean
Table of Contents
Having a title page
Contacts (name, position, contact information)
Chronological Entry Pages
All of the above
Feedback is
the input
information you gather
both
Professional seek out feedback from stakeholders but not their peers.
True
False
Characteristics of Peer Feedback
Constructive
Actionable
Tangible and Transparent
Goal Referenced
Not user friendly
Modify is adjusting your work based on the feedback
True
False
Front view show refers to
That view that shows the longest dimension and the most ideas
That view that shows the longest dimension and the most distinctive shape
That view that shows the longest dimension and the most lines
That view that shows the shortest dimension and the most distinctive shape
Visualization through images allows people to absorb large amounts of data.
True
False
When an object seems complex to sketch, the best way to start is:
Break down the object into simple straight lines
use rough proportions to box in the object
start tracing lightly lines and circles
All of the above
There are 9 steps in the Engineering Design Process
True
False
Which techniques are use in concept sketching
sketch using rectangles and circles to make sketching easier
sketch with proportions
sketch shading with a pencil
all of the above
Feedback is information on how to improve something to better meet a goal.
True
False
Concept sketch allows to slowly and clearly communicate design intend and details
True
False
Action is a way to do things in life
True
False
Sketching is an important skill for engineers and designers only.
True
False
Visualization through images (as opposed to words) allows people to absorb large amounts of date quickly.
True
False
Data analysis is:
Not comply with the scientific method
Comply with the scientific method
Comply with the Engineering Method
To do science we must do:
Math
Experiments
Calculations
Labs
When you do experiments non quantitative data is collected
True
False
Inaccurate but precise could be due to improper calibration
True
False
Target practice can be used as an analogy for accuracy and precision
True
False
Accuracy is far from the bullseye
True
False
We can never report data to a higher degree of precision
True
False
Accurate and precise is a good measurement.
True
False
When using an instrument, we always estimate one digit beyond the scale reported.
True
False
Accurate but imprecise could be human error
True
False
Precision is
A set of data but not closeness to it
Closeness of a set of data but not the points
Closeness of a set of data points to one another
A set of data close to a point but not another
Accuracy is
Closeness to non-true value
Closeness to a value
Closeness to true value
Closeness to quantitative data
Precision is the closeness of points to each other
True
False
Inaccurate and imprecise is okay when doing calculations
True
False
