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PLTW CIM Unit 1 Vocab
PLTW CIM Unit 1 Vocab
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What is a Loop?
An unexpected reaction.
An amusement park ride.
The action of doing something repeatedly.
A shape produced by a curved line.
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What is an Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV)?
A remote-controlled vehicle that is capable of moving materials up and down
A robot that specializes in building and assembling products
A computer-controlled system that can move materials
Those flying cars in the futuristic movies
3
What is pseudocode?
A step-by-step description of a program that mimics code.
Code that exists in the Freudian psychodynamic dimension.
Actual code.
Code that which is not actual code.
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What is Lean Manufacturing?
The systematic introduction of low-fat diets to factory workers
The systematic increase in waste
The systematic elimination of waste.
The systematic forcing of labor
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What is Henry Ford known for?
Interchangeable parts
The assembly line
The cotton gin
The radio
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What is Automatic Storage and Retrieval System (ASRS)?
An automated system that moves materials from storage to a transfer system
JIT before it was named JIT
A process invented by Eli Whitney
A system that assembles and ships finished goods automatically
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An Infinite loop is what?
A loop that ends slowly.
A loop with no end to it.
A loop that ends quickly
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What is an input device?
A device used to send data from a computer to another device
A device that sends data to a computer
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What Is Design?
A skill that can be accumulated after years of practice/ trial and error
Anything that was made by a conscious human effort
A systematic process in which something is created
The creation and selling of a product
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What is Just in Time (JIT)?
A system that makes sure there is always stock of every product
A system where multiple workers do simple tasks to complete a product
A system that focuses on scheduling parts to arrive when they are needed
A system in which VEX parts are used to build everything
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What is Robotics?
The application of computers into VEX systems
The science of robots, their design, manufacture, applications
When you DON'T TOUCH... THE LEGOS
A class involving Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math
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which of these is not a loop
Do While
For
While
if
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What is a Work Envelope
An official document for company development documents to be sent through
The range of motion of a robot or machine
The total manufacturing cost of one product
The space that a single worker takes up
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What is a bug?
An insect.
An error in a program.
A small, bubble-shaped vehicle.
An infection or illness.
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What is Kiichiro Toyoda known for?
Kaizen only
JIT only
Kaizen & JIT
None of these
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Manufacturing accounts for what % of the US gross domestic product?
30%
20%
40%
10%
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What is the name of the part in the image?
Limit Switch
Potentiometer
Optical Shaft Encoder
Ultrasonic Range Finder
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What is the Manufacturing Enterprise Wheel?
A type of manufacturing company in which all workers are payed equally
A method of representing the priorities of manufacturing
The manufacturing principal also known as JIT
The "reinvent the wheel" engineering strategy
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What is Kaizen
just in time
continuous improvement by everyone
the name of the first ever ASRS
the company responsible for the first ever filing system
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What is a Program?
A presentation or a radio or television event.
A sheet or a booklet giving details of an event.
A planned series of events.
An algorithm that has been coded for a machine.
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Which of the following is an example of Rapid Prototyping
3D Printing
Brainstorming
Communicating with team members
Picking a final design and not altering it
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What is a control system?
A computer that leads a manufacturing process
A device or set of devices that are coordinated to execute planned actions
An ASRS
A designated space for overall control of a warehouse or other space
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What is a design process?
A systematic problem-solving strategy that has capital and consumers
A systematic problem-solving strategy that has creativity and coupling
A systematic problem-solving strategy that has criteria and constraints
A systematic problem-solving strategy that has courage and creativity
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What is a while loop?
A loop that will run until criteria is met
A loop that will run forever
A loop that does not run
A loop that will run a set amount of times
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What is Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)?
Company-wide management philosophy for the integration of automation
A type of assembly line
The movement to focus on JIT rather than mass production
A computer program required in automatic guided vehicles
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What is Six Sigma
The name of the first company to reach 3.4 defects per million attempts
When Machines learn from experience knowledge used to problem solve
A title you can reach if you only have 6 defects per every 100 attempts
A system that focuses on eliminating defects.
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What is a flowchart?
Pseudo code
A high-level language
A way of describing a set of instructions
A diagram that represents a set of instructions
28
Jervis B. Webb Co. created the...
Cotton gin
Assembly line
Conveyor system
Automobile
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Which of the following describes a closed loop control system?
Manufacturing process happens within a single group
Loops the same set of tasks over and over
Provides the system with operation feedback
No direct connection between the output of the system and the conditions
30
How products are made prior the 19th century?
By housewives
By men in factories
By artisans
Products weren't made
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What is Eli Whitney known for other than the cotton gin?
Just in time manufacturing
Abolishing slavery
Interchangable parts
The assembly line
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What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
The system required for every machine in an automated assembly line
The ability for a computer to be coded with instructions
Machines learn from experience Knowledge used to problem solve
A method used in some forms of education to support short-term memory
