ME 370 Quiz 1 Questions with Correct Answers Latest Update 2025/2026
Traditional Design Process - Answers Linear Process
Requirement Phase-> Design-> realization/Prototyping -> Testing/Validation ->
Production/Implementation
-Minimal Interaction Between teams, "as needed only"
-Longer times for product optimization, larger waste
-Each department is concerned with their own responsibilities, no team collaborations
-Problems in later part of process are hard to fix
Modern Design Process - Answers Identification of need, Definition of Problem, Synthesis,
Analysis and Optimization, Evaluation, Presentation
-Many iterations throughout, not a linear process
-More communication
-Cross team interactions
-Shared responsibilities and lesser down time
-More resources along the steps, but better results during production
Design Significance: What makes a design successful? - Answers Cost vs. Functionality,
Product Sells
Design Lifetime guarantee
Load, pressure capacity
No catastrophic failure, passes rigorous testing/validation
In or under-budget
Deterioration is understood and accounted for, maintenance plan is created
Stress-Strain Behavior Properties from the graph - Answers *Know how to draw
Tensile Test Gives
-Modulus of Elasticity
-Yield Strength
-Ultimate tensile strength
, -Ductility
-Modulus of resilience
-Modulus of toughness
Stress-Strain Behavior: Draw - Answers -Yield Strength
-Young's modulus
-Fracture Strength
-Ultimate Tensile Strength
-Necking
-Fracture
-Elastic Deformation
-Uniform Plastic Deformation
-Non-Uniform Plastic Deformation
-Elastic Strain
-Plastic Strain
-Total Strain
Torsion Test Properties - Answers -Modulus of Rigidity (G)
-Shear stress vs shear strain behavior
Charpy Impact Test Properties - Answers -Fracture Toughness
-Ductile vs. Brittle Behavior
Hardness Test Properties - Answers -Material's resistance to indentation/scratch
-Hard vs soft material
Codes and Standards - Answers -Set of application specific, written, verified/validated, accepted
guidelines/directions, regulations
-Developed by various organizations involving researchers, users, educators and lawmakers.
Codes tell us - Answers -what is/is not acceptable
-how to test
Traditional Design Process - Answers Linear Process
Requirement Phase-> Design-> realization/Prototyping -> Testing/Validation ->
Production/Implementation
-Minimal Interaction Between teams, "as needed only"
-Longer times for product optimization, larger waste
-Each department is concerned with their own responsibilities, no team collaborations
-Problems in later part of process are hard to fix
Modern Design Process - Answers Identification of need, Definition of Problem, Synthesis,
Analysis and Optimization, Evaluation, Presentation
-Many iterations throughout, not a linear process
-More communication
-Cross team interactions
-Shared responsibilities and lesser down time
-More resources along the steps, but better results during production
Design Significance: What makes a design successful? - Answers Cost vs. Functionality,
Product Sells
Design Lifetime guarantee
Load, pressure capacity
No catastrophic failure, passes rigorous testing/validation
In or under-budget
Deterioration is understood and accounted for, maintenance plan is created
Stress-Strain Behavior Properties from the graph - Answers *Know how to draw
Tensile Test Gives
-Modulus of Elasticity
-Yield Strength
-Ultimate tensile strength
, -Ductility
-Modulus of resilience
-Modulus of toughness
Stress-Strain Behavior: Draw - Answers -Yield Strength
-Young's modulus
-Fracture Strength
-Ultimate Tensile Strength
-Necking
-Fracture
-Elastic Deformation
-Uniform Plastic Deformation
-Non-Uniform Plastic Deformation
-Elastic Strain
-Plastic Strain
-Total Strain
Torsion Test Properties - Answers -Modulus of Rigidity (G)
-Shear stress vs shear strain behavior
Charpy Impact Test Properties - Answers -Fracture Toughness
-Ductile vs. Brittle Behavior
Hardness Test Properties - Answers -Material's resistance to indentation/scratch
-Hard vs soft material
Codes and Standards - Answers -Set of application specific, written, verified/validated, accepted
guidelines/directions, regulations
-Developed by various organizations involving researchers, users, educators and lawmakers.
Codes tell us - Answers -what is/is not acceptable
-how to test
