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WorksheetsModule1_Part1
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which of the following best represents the focus of Industrial Revolution 1.0?
Electronics and Automation
Iron & Textile Mechanization
Cyber-Physical Systems
Big Data Analytics
In which Industrial Revolution did PLCs and robots on the line first appear?
Industrial Revolution 1.0
Industrial Revolution 2.0
Industrial Revolution 3.0
Industrial Revolution 4.0
Which technology is a key feature of Industry 4.0?
Water wheels & steam engines
Rail & Telegraph
Early Data Collection (SCADA, MRP)
Cloud & Edge Computing
Which step in the 'From Data to Decisions' process involves combining ERP, MES, SCADA, and sensor feeds?
Predictive Insights
Data Integration
Real-time Dashboards
Automated Actions
What is the purpose of Predictive Insights in manufacturing analytics?
Monitor live KPIs like OEE and defect rates
Trigger line-stop actions when parameters drift
Forecast failures and quality drifts before they occur
Combine business management with MES and SCADA
What is the primary difference between Automation and Autonomy?
Automation adapts in real time, while Autonomy executes fixed rules
Automation executes pre-defined tasks, while Autonomy adapts in real time to new conditions
Both rely only on human intervention to function
Autonomy is only for repetitive tasks, while Automation is for decision-making
Which AI capability is primarily responsible for real-time defect detection and material tracking in manufacturing?
Machine Learning
Computer Vision
Reinforcement Learning
NLP & Voice
Which AI method improves using reward feedback?
Machine Learning
Computer Vision
Reinforcement Learning
Expert Systems
Which of the following best describes the role of Autonomous Guided Vehicles (AGVs) in manufacturing?
Monitoring production lines for defects
Dynamic routing around obstacles to transport materials
Real-time job reallocation based on machine status
AI-based optimization of throughput
What is the key benefit of Adaptive Scheduling in smart manufacturing?
Reduces energy consumption
Provides real-time job reallocation based on machine status
Enhances product design automation
Ensures fixed schedules for all operators
Which agent type acts only on current percepts without memory?
Model-based reflex agent
Goal-based agent
Simple reflex agent
Utility-based agent
A goal-based agent:
Selects actions to maximize a utility function
Plans sequences of actions to achieve objectives
Works only with if-then rules
Acts randomly to explore
In the PEAS framework, 'Actuators' for an automated taxi include:
Cameras and GPS
Accelerator, brake, horn, steering
Pedestrians and roads
Profit maximization goals
