Reverse Engineering Test- IED
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| Total Attempts: 698
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This is a test on Reverse Engineering for the Project Lead the Way course Introduction to Engineering Design.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Explain three engineering requirements of a video game controller. - 2.
Which of the following would be an example of a functional requirement for a cell phone?
- A.
The phone has to be a reasonable price.
- B.
The phone doesn't have sharp edges.
- C.
The phone has a speaker.
- D.
The phone isn't made of Big Daddy's Pizza.
- E.
The phone calls people.
- 3.Making sure an object will work correctly is a(n)
- 4.
Making pliers out of metal is an example of a functional requirement.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.Customer requirements of an iPod might include all EXCEPT which of the following.
- A.
IPod is relatively cheap to purchase. (Not $10,000)
- B.
The iPod plays music.
- C.
The iPod needs to have X6Cr17 stainless steel plate to prevent shattering when dropped.
- D.
The iPod fits in your pocket.
- E.
The iPod looks nice.
- 6.
Which of the following is the definition of Reverse Engineering?
- A.
Making items in the opposite direction than normal.
- B.
Using preexisting designs to come up with ideas.
- C.
Taking items apart.
- D.
An engineer standing in a room with a clown.
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