Mini Homecoming Float Review

What is the proper way to set up an Engineering Notebook?

• Include a title, date, and signature on each page, cross out blank spaces, and sign inserted pictures half on/half off the page.

• Only include a title and date on each page.

• Include a signature at the bottom of each page and cross out blank spaces.

• Insert pictures without signing them.

Match the steps of the design process with their definitions. *Not all steps are included

• Research, brainstorm and consider additional design goals. Narrow the solutions using a decision matrix.

• Develop a Solution

• Identify, validate, and justify a problem and then create design requirements through a design brief.

• Generate Concepts

• Evaluate the solution effectiveness and reflect on the design.

• Define the Problem

• Create detailed sketches and technical drawings. Justify the solution through the drawings.

• Construct & Test Prototype

• Construct a testable prototype and test according to performance, usability, and/or durability. Collect and analyze test data.

• Evaluate the Solution

What is a design brief?

• A document outlining the design requirements and objectives

• A tool for creating design prototypes

• A software used for graphic design

• A marketing strategy document

What is the difference between a problem statement and a design statement?

• A problem statement defines the issue to be solved, while a design statement outlines the solution approach.

• A problem statement and a design statement are the same.

• A design statement defines the issue to be solved, while a problem statement outlines the solution approach.

• Neither a problem statement nor a design statement is related to problem-solving.

A decision matrix is used for:

• Evaluating and prioritizing a list of options

• Creating a flowchart

• Selecting the best design based on criteria and constraints

• Writing a novel

• Defining the problem and design statements

What is the difference between a multiview and an isometric sketch?

• A multiview sketch shows multiple views of an object, while an isometric sketch shows a 3D view.

• A multiview sketch is a 3D representation, while an isometric sketch shows multiple views.

• Both multiview and isometric sketches show 3D views of an object.

• A multiview sketch is used for artistic purposes, while an isometric sketch is used for technical drawings.

Which views should be sketched for the given isometric drawing?

• Front, top, and right side view

• Left, bottom, and back view

• Top, bottom, and left side view

• Front, back, and left side view

Which isometric sketch could be from the given oblique sketch?

• 
• 
• 
• 

Distinguish between line types: which type of line is A referencing?

• Construction Line

• Object Line

• Hidden Line

• Leader Line

• Dimension Line

Distinguish between line types: which type of line is B referencing?

• Construction Line

• Object Line

• Hidden Line

• Leader Line

• Dimension Line