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IED 3.2
Optimization
What is iteration?
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What is iteration?
the capacity to do work; mechanisms are necessary to transfer energy
The use of technology to relieve human labor
repeating a process to get closer to the intended result
two or more gears arranged so that it creates motion
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Optimization
making the best or most effective use of a situation
Inattentive behavior causing difficulties staying organized
making the best or most effective use of a resource
It is just random memes at this point
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Which of the following is NOT a reason that reverse engineering is performed?
To discover who created the product
Intelligence - Research or military purposes
To create or improve existing documentation
Examine why a design failed
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Which is not a goal of human-centered design (HCD) ?
That people’s needs are met
That the resulting product is understandable and usable
That it accomplishes the desired tasks
That digital products are developed rapidly
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The impact the product has on the greenhouse gases in the environment?
Carbon Footprint
Pollution
Environmental Impact
Economic Impact
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Resources which are limited in supply are also called ____________ resources.
exhaustible
expensive
examplary
expendable
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This refers to processes and uses a product goes through?
Product Life Cycle
None of the above
Product Manufacturing Process
Product Intention
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A patent gives its owner . . .
Prevents the selling of the invention
The right to exclude others from using the invention
The right to use the invention
The right to sell the invention
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An iterative design process involving a program that generates a certain number of outputs meeting certain constraints.
Generative Design
Systems Thinking
Conceptual Design
Human-Centered Design
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The original material used to produce a product?
Material Properties
Raw Material
Manufacturing
Material Processing
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The force acting across a unit area in a solid material. Induced by external forces.
Strength
Stress
Strain
Landing
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Products should be designed for human comfort, efficiency, safety, and ease of use
Ergonomics
Economics
Baby-yodanomics
Aesthetics
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What is the supply chain?
Is a grouping of various types of machinery
The capability to effectively and efficiently produce goods and services
Tells us that as plant output expands, unit costs decrease
Is a system of organizations, people, activities, information, and resource
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What is the Pareto Principle?
20% of effects produce 80% of the problems
20% of causes produce 80% of the effects
20% of results problems produce 80% of the results
20% of results produce 80% of the causes
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A working model used to test a design concept by making observations and necessary adjustments.
Decision Matrix
Prototype
Robot
Working Drawings
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What is an algorithm?
A series of instructions on how to accomplish a task
The person who writes code
Finding bugs in code
A rhythm used to sing a song about computers
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Meeting needs without draining future generations resources?
Minimalize
Future Proofing
Streamlining
Sustainability
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A small device or machine with a particular purpose.
Tool
Part
Gadget
System
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Change in the length of an object in some direction per unit.
Strain
Displacement
Stress
Force
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Understanding a system by examining the connections between the parts that compose the entirety of the system.
Human Centered Design
Generative Design
Systems Thinking
Environmental Design
