ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESS
What step of the EDP comes first?
What is define the problem?
👉 Which sketch shows a 3D object using equal angles (120°)?
✅ What is an isometric sketch?
👉 Which term describes how close a measurement is to the true value?
✅ What is accuracy?
👉 What is the FIRST step to creating a 3D model in Onshape?
✅ What is creating a sketch?
👉 What is a technical drawing used for?
✅ To show how to build or manufacture a part.
👉 What EDP step involves creating many ideas without judging them?
✅ What is brainstorming?
👉 Which sketch type uses vanishing points to show depth?
✅ What is perspective drawing?
👉 Which term describes how consistent repeated measurements are?
✅ What is precision?
👉 Which tool turns a 2D sketch into a 3D solid?
✅ What is extrude?
👉 Which type of drawing shows exact shape and size?
✅ What is an orthographic drawing?
👉 What is it called when engineers repeat steps to improve a design?
✅ What is iteration?
👉 Which drawing type shows front, top, and right-side views?
✅ What is orthographic projection?
👉 Measurements are grouped closely together but far from the true value.
✅ What is high precision but low accuracy?
👉 Which tool rotates a sketch around an axis to make a 3D shape?
✅ What is revolve?
👉 What is a 3D model?
✅ A digital representation of a physical object.
👉 Why is the Engineering Design Process considered iterative?
✅ Because engineers test, improve, and redesign multiple times.
👉 Which sketch type is BEST for manufacturing and exact dimensions?
✅ What is orthographic drawing?
👉 Why is precision important in engineering?
✅ Parts must fit together consistently.
👉 What does it mean when a sketch is “fully defined”?
✅ All dimensions and constraints are applied.
👉 Why do engineers use multiple views in technical drawings?
✅ To fully describe the shape of an object.
👉 During which EDP step is a prototype tested and evaluated?
✅ What is testing?
👉 Why are isometric sketches useful during brainstorming?
✅ They quickly show a 3D idea without needing exact dimensions.
👉 Give one example where high precision is more important than accuracy.
✅ Manufacturing parts that must fit together (accept similar answers)
👉 Why are planes important in CAD modeling?
✅ They allow sketches at different angles or positions.
👉 Why are technical drawings important even when CAD models exist?
✅ They communicate dimensions and details needed for manufacturing.