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This document contains 10 multiple choice questions that assess knowledge of product design, development, and engineering concepts. The questions cover topics such as stages of the product lifecycle, customer satisfaction, concurrent engineering processes, and engineering problem solving methodologies. Correct answers are identified for each multiple choice question.

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Assignment 011

This document contains 10 multiple choice questions that assess knowledge of product design, development, and engineering concepts. The questions cover topics such as stages of the product lifecycle, customer satisfaction, concurrent engineering processes, and engineering problem solving methodologies. Correct answers are identified for each multiple choice question.

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Assignment 01

Q1. Product is not referred as:


A. Merchandise
B. Finished Good
C. Service
D. Divinity
Q2. Mass production happens only after:
A. Minimum viable product is ready
B. Testing a product for its full service period
C. Absolutely leaving no place for improvements
D. Company test with sample size customer and found product satisfactory
Q3. Design by evolution happens as:
A. Skeletal design is intact and features are added or removed.
B. Design as a whole requires radical change
C. Significant changes are rquired in a short time period
D. Existing design is good enough and doesn’t need a change

Q4. Development of digital camera from a reel based camera is example of:
A. Design by Intuitions
B. Design by Evolution
C. Design by Innovation
D. Design by Integration
Q5. Which of the following is not a step of Product-Consumption Cycle:
A. Production
B. Distribution
C. Evolution
D. Consumption
Q6. A designer should not:
A. Quantify the customer’s need
B. Be monotonous & unidirectional
C. Take account of the end life of a product
D. Consider economic perspective

Q7. Customer satisfaction may not be approximated by:


A. Reliability
B. Repeatability
C. Durability
D. Versatility

Q8. Sales versus Profit plot is:


A. Linear from start and sudden drop at end life
B. Maximum in maturity period
C. Negative in maturity period
D. Always positive in initial phase

Q9. In concurrent engineering, a designer will not have to deal with:


A. Incurring cost
B. Latest technology
C. Interdisciplinary aspects
D. None of these

Q10. Engineering Problem Solving involves process in following order:


A. Analysis > Formulation of problem > Review of alternatives > Comparing
alternatives > Specifying best solution.
B. Formulation of problem > Analysis > Review of alternatives > Comparing
alternatives > Specifying best solution.
C. Formulation of problem > Analysis > Comparing alternatives > Review of
alternatives > Specifying best solution.
D. Formulation of problem > Comparing alternatives > Review of alternatives >
Analysis > Specifying best solution.

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