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Pre - Engineering

Subject : engineering
Instructions:
  • Answer 28 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A hole shaped like an I.






2. A document written for a design project - including things like: company information - problem description - goals - solution analysis - a synopsis - and conclusion.






3. A hole shaped like a T.






4. A drawing that shows at least 2 2- dimensional views of a 3- d object.






5. Any line - shape - or part from which a measurement is made.






6. A hole shaped like a Y.






7. American National Standards Institute: Creates engineering standards for North America.






8. A 3- d object that has width - height - and depth.






9. A method of selection/construction where parts (or components of a part) are added one by one.






10. Define a problem - Brainstorm - Research & generate ideas - Identify criteria & specify constraints - Explore possibilities - Select an approach - Develop a design proposal - Make a model/prototype - Test & evaluate the design using specifications -






11. Linear translation along the x- axis - Linear translation along the y- axis - Linear translation along the z- axis - Rotation about the x- axis - Rotation about the y- axis - Rotation about the z- axis.






12. A note that describes dimension - part - etc.






13. A process for solving a problem: list ideas - evaluate against criteria - and conclude which is the best solution (using a points system). In the design process - this is step 6: select an approach.






14. A device that has an attached gauge - and is used to measure lengths and distances in objects. It can measure 4 different ways - and can measure to thousandths of an inch.






15. A hole shaped like a T - with a more shallow upper hole than a counterbore.






16. Drawings used to convey the dimensions of a part.






17. An organized collection of your best work during a class or major project.






18. A chart given with an exploded view - labeling parts and sometimes giving descriptions of the parts.






19. The chart in the bottom- right corner of a multiview drawing that can give info about it - such as date - name - what the part is - and sometimes the company name.






20. To make a new product that has never existed before.






21. The distance from the top to the bottom/front to the back of an object.






22. A unit assembled separately but designed to be incorporated with other units into a larger product.






23. To improve on an existing product.






24. Constraints that describe relationships between parts of a geometric figure - without using numbers. Examples: parallel - perpendicular - tangent - symmetric - etc.






25. A method of construction where parts (or components of a part) are removed one by one.






26. Way of dimensioning that is considered bad: can lead to the build- up of errors - making the end product larger or smaller than expected.






27. A term that describes a part in an assembly that is static and cannot move. All other parts must be placed in relation to a grounded part. The base of an assembly should be grounded.






28. A 2- d object that has width and height.