Why is it important to annotate freehand drawings?

To explain the thinking behind the visual images

For a design team to be effective, which of the following is most important?

Open communication and effective conflict resolution

How can a designer best demonstrate ethical design-making?

Being ware of community needs and the environment when designing

Methods of visualising a design solutions include which of the following

Computer graphics, modelling and simulation

Which of the following is most important for a design team to work cooperatively?

Effective methods of communication

What is the overall success of a product determined by?

Its ability to suit intended use

Which of the following would be an example of a workplace risk?

Chemical contact with skin or eyes

What is the purpose of a designer researching features of existing products?

To evaluate what works and how it can be improved

Ergonomics in the workforce is concerned with which of the following?

Long and short-term safety of employees

Which of the following examples would considered primary research?

Survey uses of existing product

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1
Why is it important to annotate freehand drawings?
To enable further modifications
To explain the thinking behind the visual images
To enable them to be used in production process
To show the proposed solution in 3-D
2
For a design team to be effective, which of the following is most important?
Visual designer and lateral thinker
Open communication and effective conflict resolution
A design brief with clear parameters of design
Acess to a notebook and iphone
3
Why do production utilise automation?
Minimises the workload for company management
Needs less highly skilled workers
Allows for more annual leave entitlements
Increases speed and accuracy
4
Which is most likely to result in changes to the design of an existing product?
Brainstorming
Marketing
Product evaluation
Adaptation
5
How can a designer best demonstrate ethical design-making?
Improving on another designers intellectual property
Being ware of community needs and the environment when designing
Adhering to Australian standards, if it is cost-effective
Ensuring that advertising campaigns target specific groups
6
Methods of visualising a design solutions include which of the following
Ergonomics, computer graphics and prototypes
Freehand sketches, aesthetics and computer graphics
Computer graphics, modelling and simulation
Survey, computer graphics and spreadsheets
7
Which of the following most enhances the process and quality of innovation?
Developing modern ideas
Makret research
Constructing prototypes
Evaluating existing designs
8
When managing a design project, the designer is concerned with which of the following?
Making sure a sustainable process is followed
The entire process
Not exceeding the allocated time and budget
Organising protection for the design
9
Which of the following is defined as the analysis of a design from its conception to eventual disposal?
Just in time
Life Cycle analysis
Obsolenscence
Constant analysis
10
What of the following characterises sustainability?
Reduction of resources
Process of continual decline
Limited reserve
Ability to conitue
11
Which of the following is most important for a design team to work cooperatively?
Access to a fast internet connection
Effective methods of communication
A clear design brief
Selection and use of the highest quality resources
12
What is the overall success of a product determined by?
Its ability to suit intended use
Its cost in comparison to existing products
Its modern styling
Its ease of use
13
Which of the following would be an example of an environmental issue?
Equity
Cultural beliefs
Sustainbility
Personal values
14
In which stage of the design process are detailed costings of a design solution best made?
Project development and realisation
Generating ideas
Researching
Project management
15
Which of the following would be an example of a workplace risk?
Compensation for an work related injury
A machine tool with a proper safety guard attched
Chemical contact with skin or eyes
Assisted lifting of heavy objects
16
At which stage of the design process are drawings made without technical aids
Identification of the design problem
Generating ideas
Drawing the final solution
Realising the final solution
17
What is the purpose of a designer researching features of existing products?
For inspiration
To evaluate what works and how it can be improved
To access intellectual property
To obtain the opinion of the user group
18
Ergonomics in the workforce is concerned with which of the following?
Limiting workers compensation claims
Modernising work environments
Long and short-term safety of employees
Increased production
19
Which of the following examples would considered primary research?
Searching the internet for existing information
Survey uses of existing product
Reading books on the research topic
Analysing research reports from the Bureau of Statistics
20
Which visual solution would a designer most likely use in discussions with a manufacturer?
Concept development sketches
Finished product
Working Model
Virtual Reality

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