Question 1

____________________,or "human factors engineering," has to do with designing products and environments that work well with people.

Accepted Answer

Ergonomics

Question 2

How can you use numbers to present test results?

Accepted Answer

Test results most often take the form of numbers,such as the number of minutes a child plays with a toy,the amount of force a component or product can withstand without crushing or other failure,or the percentage of people rating the product "very good" and "excellent." Presenting this information in a narrative or description can sometimes be tedious.Graphic presentation through charts,graphs,diagrams,and tables is an effective technique.Be certain that figures are well labeled and clear for the reader.

Question 3

One well-known product testing organization is ____ Laboratories (UL).

Accepted Answer

A)  Utah 
B)  Underwriters 
C)  United 
D)  Unlimited 
A)  Utah 
B)  Underwriters 
C)  United 
D)  Unlimited B

Question 4

____ refers to whether the product does what it is supposed to do.

Accepted Answer

A)  Life-cycle 
B)  Aesthetics 
C)  Performance 
D)  Durability 
A)  Life-cycle 
B)  Aesthetics 
C)  Performance 
D)  Durability

Question 5

If you keep stretching a material it will eventually get to a point where it will no longer return to its original shape when the tension is released.This stage is called the ____ limit.

Accepted Answer

A)  ultimate 
B)  tensile 
C)  failure 
D)  elastic 
A)  ultimate 
B)  tensile 
C)  failure 
D)  elastic

Question 6

The modulus of elasticity is also called ____ modulus.

Accepted Answer

A)  Newton's 
B)  Young's 
C)  Hooke's 
D)  Rockwell's 
A)  Newton's 
B)  Young's 
C)  Hooke's 
D)  Rockwell's

Question 7

Hardness is indicated by a letter: R,L,M,E,and K.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

____________________ cost is the total cost of a product that includes the amount spent on energy to run it.

Accepted Answer

Life-cycle

Question 9

Have you ever taken a small piece of plastic or metal and bent it back and forth until it broke? If you have,you have performed a(n)____ test.

Accepted Answer

A)  Young 
B)  failure 
C)  fatigue 
D)  tensile 
A)  Young 
B)  failure 
C)  fatigue 
D)  tensile

Question 10

____ refers to the pleasurable response you get to an object or experience.

Accepted Answer

A)  Ergonomics 
B)  Aesthetics 
C)  Impact 
D)  Yield 
A)  Ergonomics 
B)  Aesthetics 
C)  Impact 
D)  Yield

Question 11

The maximum force a material can withstand is called its ____________________ strength.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The maximum force a material can withstand...

Question 12

Engineering testing is only performed on the product or system as a whole once its components are assembled.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

How can you find the hardness of a material?

Accepted Answer

By applying force to a material in a ver

Question 14

There can be many important attributes in your design work and impacts is one of them.What are impacts?

Accepted Answer

Impacts describe many positive and negat

Question 15

Describe Hooke's Law.

Accepted Answer

In the early stages of tensile testing,a

Question 16

When a material stretches (strains)proportionally to the amount of force (stress),that material conforms to Hooke's law.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Compare two refrigerators: Refrigerator A costs $500;Refrigerator B costs $650.A uses $0.70 per day ($255.50 per year)and B uses $0.45 of electricity per day ($165.25 per year);both have a life expectancy of 10 years.Which has the lower life-cycle cost?

Accepted Answer

The cost of owning refrigerator A is
$50

Question 18

Test results most often take the form of descriptions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

The failure point is also known as the ____ point.

Accepted Answer

A)  rupture 
B)  strain 
C)  stress 
D)  yield 
A)  rupture 
B)  strain 
C)  stress 
D)  yield

Question 20

The criteria of good design are ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  immune to compromise 
B)  all based on aesthetics 
C)  all interrelated 
D)  entirely separable 
A)  immune to compromise 
B)  all based on aesthetics 
C)  all interrelated 
D)  entirely separable

____________________,or "human factors engineering," has to do with designing products and environments that work well with people.

How can you use numbers to present test results?

One well-known product testing organization is ____ Laboratories (UL).

____ refers to whether the product does what it is supposed to do.

If you keep stretching a material it will eventually get to a point where it will no longer return to its original shape when the tension is released.This stage is called the ____ limit.

The modulus of elasticity is also called ____ modulus.

Hardness is indicated by a letter: R,L,M,E,and K.

____________________ cost is the total cost of a product that includes the amount spent on energy to run it.

Have you ever taken a small piece of plastic or metal and bent it back and forth until it broke? If you have,you have performed a(n)____ test.

____ refers to the pleasurable response you get to an object or experience.

The maximum force a material can withstand is called its ____________________ strength.

Engineering testing is only performed on the product or system as a whole once its components are assembled.

How can you find the hardness of a material?

There can be many important attributes in your design work and impacts is one of them.What are impacts?

Describe Hooke's Law.

When a material stretches (strains)proportionally to the amount of force (stress),that material conforms to Hooke's law.

Compare two refrigerators: Refrigerator A costs $500;Refrigerator B costs $650.A uses $0.70 per day ($255.50 per year)and B uses $0.45 of electricity per day ($165.25 per year);both have a life expectancy of 10 years.Which has the lower life-cycle cost?

Test results most often take the form of descriptions.

The failure point is also known as the ____ point.

The criteria of good design are ____.

Technology: The Human-Designed World

The Process of Design

Development of the Team

Generating and Developing Ideas

Drawing to Develop Design Ideas

Reverse Engineering

Investigation and Research for Design Development

Technical Drawing

Manufacturing

Designing Structural Systems

Designing Mechanical Systems

Designing Electrical Systems

Designing Pneumatic Systems

Human Factors in Design and Engineering

Math and Science Applications

Design Styles

Graphics and Presentation

Filters

Exam 9: Testing and Evaluating

____________________,or "human factors engineering," has to do with designing products and environments that work well with people.

How can you use numbers to present test results?

One well-known product testing organization is ____ Laboratories (UL).

____ refers to whether the product does what it is supposed to do.

If you keep stretching a material it will eventually get to a point where it will no longer return to its original shape when the tension is released.This stage is called the ____ limit.

The modulus of elasticity is also called ____ modulus.

Hardness is indicated by a letter: R,L,M,E,and K.

____________________ cost is the total cost of a product that includes the amount spent on energy to run it.

Have you ever taken a small piece of plastic or metal and bent it back and forth until it broke? If you have,you have performed a(n)____ test.

____ refers to the pleasurable response you get to an object or experience.

The maximum force a material can withstand is called its ____________________ strength.

Engineering testing is only performed on the product or system as a whole once its components are assembled.

How can you find the hardness of a material?

There can be many important attributes in your design work and impacts is one of them.What are impacts?

Describe Hooke's Law.

When a material stretches (strains)proportionally to the amount of force (stress),that material conforms to Hooke's law.

Compare two refrigerators: Refrigerator A costs $500;Refrigerator B costs $650.A uses $0.70 per day ($255.50 per year)and B uses $0.45 of electricity per day ($165.25 per year);both have a life expectancy of 10 years.Which has the lower life-cycle cost?

Test results most often take the form of descriptions.

The failure point is also known as the ____ point.

The criteria of good design are ____.

Technology: The Human-Designed World

The Process of Design

Development of the Team

Generating and Developing Ideas

Drawing to Develop Design Ideas

Reverse Engineering

Investigation and Research for Design Development

Technical Drawing

Manufacturing

Designing Structural Systems

Designing Mechanical Systems

Designing Electrical Systems

Designing Pneumatic Systems

Human Factors in Design and Engineering

Math and Science Applications

Design Styles

Graphics and Presentation

Filters