Design Tech Core Topics 1-6

Which of the following factors would most determine a product's long-term impact on the environment?

A material's ability to resist cracking is called ___

Designing for adjustability provides ___

Circular economies ___

Which of the following is the most important materials consideration for designers when developing sustainable designs?

Retro-styling involves ___

Mass production may be defined as ___

When choosing between SLS, LOM, and FDM rapid prototyping processes, SLS may be chosen due to its ___

Rapid prototyping systems may use ___

An environmentally responsible designer would do which of the following?

Glasses are called amorphous because they ___

Three elements of Gestalt theory are ___

Which type of production method would be used for the production of single, unique, individual products?

Dominant designs ___

The product cycle stage where prices are at their highest is most likely ___

Which of the following are both features of incremental green design?

Semiotics is the study of ___

Thermosetting polymers are difficult to recycle because of their ___

Lone inventors operate best when working ___

Which of these combinations are NOT environmentally friendly?

This type of CAD modelling allows a designer to add new parts to assemblies through the application of relationships

Ergonomics involves ___

Which of the following will assist with designing a new "green" product?

Human factors design is also known as:

Design for discomfort is aimed primarily at ___

Market pull is a market process where ___

Digital human modelling allows human factors designers to improve products by ___

Four types of data measurement scales are ___