Fusion 360 Basics & Data management
Sketching Foundations
Sketch Tools, Dimensions & Constraints
Replicating Geometry
Construction Geometry, Analysis & Forms
100

What type of software is Fusion 360 used for in engineering?

What is CAD and 3D modeling software?

100

What is the first command you must use before drawing shapes?

What is Create Sketch?

100

Which tool draws straight lines between two points?

What is the Line tool?

100

Which feature turns a 2D sketch into a 3D solid?

What is Extrude?

100

What is construction geometry used for?

What is helping align and position sketches and features?

200

Why does Fusion 360 save files in the cloud?

What is to allow automatic saving, version control, and access from any device?

200

Why must engineers choose a plane before sketching?

What is because the plane defines the orientation and location of the sketch?

200

Which tool assigns numeric sizes to shapes?

What is the Dimension tool?

200

What two things does a Revolve require?

What is a profile and an axis?

200

What is a construction line?

What is a reference-only line that doesn’t create real geometry?

300

What is the Data Panel used for?

What is organizing, storing, and managing files and projects?

300

What is the purpose of the origin point?

What is serving as the central reference point for the entire model?

300

What do geometric constraints do?

What is control how shapes behave and relate to each other?

300

What does the Mirror feature do?

What is creates a symmetrical copy of geometry?

300

What is an offset plane?

What is a plane placed at a defined distance from another plane?

400

What does the Timeline at the bottom of Fusion 360 show?

What is the history of steps used to build the model?

400

Why is it important for sketches to be fully constrained?

What is to prevent shapes from moving or distorting when creating 3D features?

400

Why are constraints better than using the “Fix” command?

What is constraints allow controlled movement while fixing locks geometry completely?

400

Why do engineers use pattern tools instead of copying shapes manually?

What is patterns are faster, more accurate, and keep spacing equal?

400

What does the Section Analysis tool do?

What is cutting the model so you can see inside it?

500

What does “parametric modeling” mean?

What is a model that updates automatically when dimensions or parameters change?

500

What visual change shows a sketch is fully constrained?

What is the sketch turns black?

500

Name two constraints and explain their purpose.

What is Parallel (keeps lines moving in same direction) or Equal (makes shapes the same size) or Perpendicular (forces a 90° angle)?

500

What is the difference between sketch patterns and feature patterns?

What is sketch patterns repeat 2D shapes, while feature patterns repeat 3D features?

500

Why might an engineer use the Forms workspace instead of solid modeling?

What is it to create smooth, organic, or curved shapes using T-Splines?

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