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Unit 9 midterm exam classroom

Unit Midterm Exam Classroom Topic Format Learning Aids WRITTEN TEST Discussion Question Bank Preparation Prepare and print ?nal exam CASE STUDY PRESENTATION Student presentation One or more pairs of students present their case study ?ndings Computer Lab Topic Format Learning Aids Preparation FINAL PROJECT Proposal Hands-on Students will re-examine their ?nal project proposal in light of what they ? ve learned so far in this course If you have an amazing lesson plan you ? d like to share with the Stratasys Education Community tell us If we add it to our curriculum you ? ll be eligible to receive free FDM or PolyJet materials for your D printers edu curriculum stratasys com Something That Moves Something - Introduction to D Printing Created by Ohad Meyuhas architect CExam Question Bank Because this course was built in a modular fashion allowing you to focus on topics that cater to your students ? interests and ?t within your yearly curriculum plan this exam follows the same spirit You may modify this test and choose questions relevant to units you have taught Unit Introduction Essay Questions Compare the Third Industrial Revolution to the First Industrial Revolution What are the di ?erences and similarities Evaluator notes ? The First Industrial Revolution changed the fabrication process dramatically o Faster fabrication o Cheaper fabrication o Collaborative manufacturing ? The Third Industrial Revolution o Uses machines to manufacture custom products o Anyone can design and fabricate products o Anyone can operate D printers o D printers can be used anywhere from factories to private homes ?? no size limitation o This has ? also lead to smaller scale factories Normal Ears is one example o We ? ve returned to an era of personal fabrication Explain how technology shifts throughout history have made D printing possible Stalagmites and stalactites are natural products formed by an additive process Explain the resemblance to the D printing manufacturing method Explain how the designer ? s role has evolved over time How it is likely to change as we move toward mass customization Multiple-Choice Questions Which of the following best describes Design Thinking A A process that progresses linearly from empathy to testing B A process that progresses non-linearly from ideation to testing and production C A process that cycles sequentially through repeatable steps D A process for analyzing the success of a product Which of the following is not a design consideration for D printing A Material B Tolerance C Size of build tray D CAD software The evolution of D printers is similar to the evolution of personal computers is what way s Select all correct answers A Both began as professional tools that eventually expanded to personal use B Both grew more accessible over time C Both became cheaper due to mass production D Both were revolutionary products In what way s did D printing contribute to the reemergence of personal fabrication Select all correct answers A It answered the innate human need to create B It encouraged