What is the purpose of prototyping in engineering design?

To test and validate ideas before full-scale production

To eliminate the need for testing

To increase manufacturing costs

To speed up the production process

What does the acronym CAM stand for in engineering design?

Customer Acquisition Management

Why is brainstorming an important part of the engineering design process?

To generate creative ideas and solutions

To follow a prescribed blueprint

To limit the number of design options

What does the term 'ergonomics' refer to in engineering design?

Designing products for human comfort and efficiency

Designing products for easy disposal

Designing products for industrial use only

Designing products for maximum profit

What is the primary goal of the engineering design process?

To solve problems and meet specific needs

To ignore constraints and limitations

To complicate tasks and create obstacles

What is the importance of iteration in the engineering design process?

To refine and improve the initial design through multiple cycles of testing and evaluation

To finalize the design without any modifications

To limit the number of design changes

To speed up the production process

What is the purpose of conducting a feasibility study in engineering design?

To assess the practicality and viability of a project

To ignore potential risks and challenges

To rush into implementation without planning

To increase project costs unnecessarily

Engineering design principles

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