InterviewSolution
This section includes InterviewSolutions, each offering curated multiple-choice questions to sharpen your knowledge and support exam preparation. Choose a topic below to get started.
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Why Is It A Good Idea To Start Drawings Early In The Part Design? |
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Answer» Because it’s easier to show the dimensions from the model a few FEATURES at a time. START the drawing early and have the drawing process be a parallel process with creating the PART. In other words, create a couple features, go to the drawing, show the dimensions from the FEATURE on the drawing, go back to the model, create a couple more features, show those dimensions on the drawing, etc. Because it’s easier to show the dimensions from the model a few features at a time. Start the drawing early and have the drawing process be a parallel process with creating the part. In other words, create a couple features, go to the drawing, show the dimensions from the feature on the drawing, go back to the model, create a couple more features, show those dimensions on the drawing, etc. |
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If You Erase A Dimension, Is It Gone Forever? |
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Answer» No. No. |
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Why Should You Use Display Mode On Drawing Views? |
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Answer» Because by default, drawing VIEWS get their hidden line removal from the ENVIRONMENT. Each users environment may be DIFFERENT thus causing the drawing views to look different when another user opens the drawing. Because by default, drawing views get their hidden line removal from the environment. Each users environment may be different thus causing the drawing views to look different when another user opens the drawing. |
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What Type Of View Should Be The First View Added To A Drawing ? |
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Answer» GENERAL, and you MUST ORIENT it using SAVE views from the MODEL. General, and you must orient it using save views from the model. |
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In Family Tables, What Is A ‘generic’ And What Is An ‘instance’? |
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Answer» In Pro/Engineer the generic is the original model. The INSTANCES are CREATED by the system BASED on the COMBINATION of the generic and the table. In Pro/Engineer the generic is the original model. The instances are created by the system based on the combination of the generic and the table. |
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What Should You Do If Creating Features That Are To Be Included In A User Defined Feature? |
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Answer» Limit the number of parents. If multiple FEATURES are to be included in the udf, they should share as many parents as possible to reduce the number of PROMPTS required to place the udf into another PART. Limit the number of parents. If multiple features are to be included in the udf, they should share as many parents as possible to reduce the number of prompts required to place the udf into another part. |
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What Is The Pro_group_dir For In Pro/engineer? |
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Answer» This CONFIGURATION option is USED to tell the system where you are KEEPING your UDF’s. This configuration option is used to tell the system where you are keeping your udf’s. |
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How Do You Make A Dependent Copy Feature Independent From Its Original Feature? |
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Answer» Use modify, make independent. |
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What Is Different About A Feature That Has A Dependent Copy? |
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Answer» When redefining a FEATURE that has a DEPENDENT COPY, the alignment function in the sketcher is not AVAILABLE. When redefining a feature that has a dependent copy, the alignment function in the sketcher is not available. |
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When Copying A Feature, What Is The Difference Between ‘dependent’ And ‘independent’ In Pro/engineer? |
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Answer» DEPENDENT means that the COPY feature will change when the ORIGINAL feature is changed. INDEPENDENT means that the new feature will not change when you change the original feature. Dependent means that the copy feature will change when the original feature is changed. Independent means that the new feature will not change when you change the original feature. |
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What Function In Layers Should You Not Use? |
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Answer» It is normally RECOMMENDED that beginners not use the ISOLATE FUNCTION in LAYER DISPLAY. It is normally recommended that beginners not use the isolate function in layer display. |
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What Does ‘save Status’ In The Layer Menu Do? |
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Answer» Save status PERMANENTLY SETS the layer displays status of the model so that when the model is saved and opened again the layer DISPLAY is still set that way. Save status permanently sets the layer displays status of the model so that when the model is saved and opened again the layer display is still set that way. |
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Why The Above Mentioned Steps Should Be Carried Out? |
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Answer» To be sure that when CREATING a feature, you are using the datum PLANES in that part so that you don’t MAKE unwanted external REFERENCES (parent/child RELATIONSHIPS). To be sure that when creating a feature, you are using the datum planes in that part so that you don’t make unwanted external references (parent/child relationships). |
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What Are The Steps Required To Get Just One Components Default Datum Planes Displayed In An Assembly? |
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Answer» Using LAYERS, blank the layer CONTAINING the default datum planes, pick the plus SIGN next to that layer in the layer display dialog box and then pick the component that you WANT to see the planes in and then pick the show icon. Using layers, blank the layer containing the default datum planes, pick the plus sign next to that layer in the layer display dialog box and then pick the component that you want to see the planes in and then pick the show icon. |
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| 16. |
Can The Units Of A Part Be Changed Without Changing The Size Of The Part? |
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Answer» Yes. Yes. |
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| 17. |
Can A Pro/engineer Drawing Be Opened In Autocad? |
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Answer» No. (YES, but only after TRANSLATION to DXF or IGES or DWG). No. (Yes, but only after translation to dxf or iges or dwg). |
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Can A Drawing Reference More Than One Assembly? |
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Answer» Yes. Yes. |
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| 19. |
What Is A Drawing Symbol? |
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Answer» A symbol is a COLLECTION of draft entities that are stored TOGETHER for REUSE on other DRAWINGS. A symbol is a collection of draft entities that are stored together for reuse on other drawings. |
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Which Of The Tolerance Formats Should You Not Use? |
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Answer» Plus/minus (because manufacturing PEOPLE want the model at the mean SIZE not the NOMINAL size). Plus/minus (because manufacturing people want the model at the mean size not the nominal size). |
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Name The Four Types Of Tolerance Formats Available In Pro/engineer? |
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Answer» NOMINAL (no TOLERANCE SHOWN), plus/minus, plus/minus SYMMETRIC, LIMITS. Nominal (no tolerance shown), plus/minus, plus/minus symmetric, limits. |
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What Is The Difference Between " Move" And "move Text" ? |
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Answer» Move ALLOWS you to move the selected item anywhere. Move text allows you to move the selected item only PARALLEL to the ELBOW. Move allows you to move the selected item anywhere. Move text allows you to move the selected item only parallel to the elbow. |
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How Do You Add A Model Parameter In A Drawing Note? |
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Answer» Use AMPERSAND and then the PARAMETER name (&MATERIAL). Use ampersand and then the parameter name (&material). |
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Can You Add Motion To A Part In Pro/engineer? |
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Answer» Yes. Yes. |
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| 25. |
What Does ‘sort Relations’ Do? |
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Answer» SORTS the RELATIONS in case of CIRCULAR REFERENCES WITHIN the relations. Sorts the relations in case of circular references within the relations. |
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Why Should You Comment Relations? |
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Answer» You should COMMENT RELATIONS so that other users can UNDERSTAND what you are TRYING to accomplish with the relations. You should comment relations so that other users can understand what you are trying to accomplish with the relations. |
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What Is A Logic Statement? |
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Answer» LOGIC statements are a series of relations that test PARAMETER values and performs actions BASED on the results of the test. Logic statements are a series of relations that test parameter values and performs actions based on the results of the test. |
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Name Four Types Of Parameters ? |
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Answer» INTEGER, REAL NUMBER, STRING, yes_no. Integer, real number, string, yes_no. |
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What Is A Constraint Relation In Pro/engineer? |
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Answer» A constraint relation is used to PUT LIMITS on parameters (usually dimensions) BASED DESIGN intent and/or manufacturing limitations. A constraint relation is used to put limits on parameters (usually dimensions) based design intent and/or manufacturing limitations. |
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When Do Feature Relation Evaluate? |
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Answer» When the FEATURE REGENERATES. When the feature regenerates. |
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| 31. |
Name A Feature That Can Both Add And Remove Material? |
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Answer» ROUNDS and CHAMFERS are the features which can both ADD or REMOVE the material. Rounds and chamfers are the features which can both add or remove the material. |
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List Two Uses Of A Datum Coordinate System? |
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Answer» Datum COORDINATE SYSTEM is USED While exporting to IGES and stl. Datum coordinate system is used While exporting to iges and stl. |
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List Three Uses Of Datum Axes? |
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Answer» Three USES of DATUM axes are as follow - Dimension and alignment references, centerlines on DRAWINGS, geometric tolerancing, coaxial HOLE. Three uses of datum axes are as follow - Dimension and alignment references, centerlines on drawings, geometric tolerancing, coaxial hole. |
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List Five Uses Of Datum Planes? |
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Answer» Five uses of datam PLANE are as follows - Sketching plane, reference plane, DIMENSION and alignment REFERENCES, geometric TOLERANCING, CREATING cross sections. Five uses of datam plane are as follows - Sketching plane, reference plane, dimension and alignment references, geometric tolerancing, creating cross sections. |
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What Is Datum Planes Created ‘on The Fly’? |
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Answer» The datum plane CREATED on the fly MEANS it was created when you were in the middle of creating something else and it goes away after the THING you really wanted was created. These are created USING the 'make datum' command. The datum plane created on the fly means it was created when you were in the middle of creating something else and it goes away after the thing you really wanted was created. These are created using the 'make datum' command. |
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Define "parametric Feature Based Modeling" ? |
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Answer» Parametric means driven by parameters. Feature BASED means you define a series of instructions (features) to tell the system your design INTENT. Modeling means creating computer images coupled with GEOMETRIC information defining a PART or assembly. Parametric means driven by parameters. Feature based means you define a series of instructions (features) to tell the system your design intent. Modeling means creating computer images coupled with geometric information defining a part or assembly. |
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What Is The Model Tree? |
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Answer» The model TREE is a graphical REPRESENTATION of the FEATURES and/or COMPONENTS in the model. The model tree is a graphical representation of the features and/or components in the model. |
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How Do You Change Dimensions Of A Feature? |
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Answer» MODIFY > PICK the FEATURE > pick the dimension > enter the new value > select REGENERATE. Modify > pick the feature > pick the dimension > enter the new value > select regenerate. |
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What Is The Difference Between One Side And Both Sides In Extrusion? |
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Answer» One-side extrudes only one specified DIRECTION from the SKETCHING PLANE. Both SIDES extrudes both sides of the sketching planes. One-side extrudes only one specified direction from the sketching plane. Both sides extrudes both sides of the sketching planes. |
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Name Six Common Assumptions The Sketcher Will Make? |
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Answer» Six common assupmption the sketcher will MAKE are as follows - Horizontal and vertical, equal length LINES, equal radius or DIAMETER, co-linearity, 90 and 180 degree arcs, points on the same horizontal or vertical, points on other ENTITIES, tangency, symmetry, parallel and PERPENDICULAR lines. Six common assupmption the sketcher will make are as follows - Horizontal and vertical, equal length lines, equal radius or diameter, co-linearity, 90 and 180 degree arcs, points on the same horizontal or vertical, points on other entities, tangency, symmetry, parallel and perpendicular lines. |
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If I Use Window In Pro/engineer And Close Without Saving My Model, Have I Lost My Work? |
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Answer» No. No. |
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| 42. |
After Performing A File, Save As, What Is The Current Object? |
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Answer» After performing a file save as COMMAND the CURRENT OBJECT is not a new object it is the OLD object. After performing a file save as command the current object is not a new object it is the old object. |
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What Is The Difference Between File -> Save And File -> Backup? |
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Answer» FILE save stores the object in the directory where it was OPENED from and file backup COPIES the object to the specified directory USING the same NAME. File save stores the object in the directory where it was opened from and file backup copies the object to the specified directory using the same name. |
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What Is The Difference Between File -> Erase And File -> Delete? |
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Answer» File ERASE removes the object from the ram of the computer and file delete removes the object from the DISK or HARD DRIVE of the computer. File erase removes the object from the ram of the computer and file delete removes the object from the disk or hard drive of the computer. |
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What Is The Meaning Of "store Back"? |
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Answer» 'Store BACK' refers to the BEHAVIOR in which an object is STORED back to the DIRECTORY from where it was opened not necessarily the current working directory. 'Store back' refers to the behavior in which an object is stored back to the directory from where it was opened not necessarily the current working directory. |
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What Is A Trail File? |
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Answer» The trail file is a record of every menu PICK and SCREEN pick and keyboard INPUT during an entire SESSION of pro/engineer. This file can be retrieved and edited and replayed to retrieve work LOST during an unexpected failure of a session. The trail file is a record of every menu pick and screen pick and keyboard input during an entire session of pro/engineer. This file can be retrieved and edited and replayed to retrieve work lost during an unexpected failure of a session. |
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What Is The Use Of Config.pro File? |
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Answer» The config.pro file contains configuration options which CONTROL the behavior of Pro/ENGINEER. This file also contains user MACROS which are called map KEYS. The config.pro file contains configuration options which control the behavior of Pro/ENGINEER. This file also contains user macros which are called map keys. |
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How Should You Create A New Part Or Assembly? Why? |
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Answer» You should always CREATE a new part or ASSEMBLY USING the copy from option in the new dialog BOX and copy a start part. This ensures the proper layer SETUP, saved views, datum planes, parameters, etc. You should always create a new part or assembly using the copy from option in the new dialog box and copy a start part. This ensures the proper layer setup, saved views, datum planes, parameters, etc. |
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What Are The File Extensions Given To Sketches, Parts, Assemblies, Drawings? |
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Answer» SKETCHES - .sec, PARTS- .prt, ASSEMBLIES- .ASM, Drawings- .drw Sketches - .sec, Parts- .prt, Assemblies- .asm, Drawings- .drw |
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What Is The Difference Between Object Reference And Geometric Associativity? |
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Answer» Object reference is a data MANAGEMENT TERM that has to do with the way one object references another. Geometric associativity has to do with how a parts geometry can be changed from the PART or drawing. Object reference is a data management term that has to do with the way one object references another. Geometric associativity has to do with how a parts geometry can be changed from the part or drawing. |
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