Electronic Design Automation - Sample QuestionsQ1) Select the best answer from the choices givenQ1) Choose the right answer.In any 'process',with assured quality is the most important aspect.a) productivityb) difficultyc) industriallyd) MachineQ2) Which of the following statements is correct?a) process is defined as a series of actions which are carried out in order to achieve apredefined result.b) process is defined as a series of activities which are carried out in order to achieve apredefined result.c) process is defined as a series of steps which are carried out in order to achieve a predefinedresult.d) process is defined as a work which are carried out in order to achieve a predefined result.Q3) Which of the following statements about Automation techniques is NOT false?a) Automation techniques are increasingly being incorporated in various processes toincrease productivity with desired quality.b) Automation techniques are increasingly being incorporated in various processes toincrease quality with desired productivity.c) Automation techniques are decreasingly being incorporated in various processes toincrease quality with desired productivity.d) Automation techniques are decreasingly being incorporated in various processes toincrease productivity with desired quality.Q4) Identify the following as TRUE or Falsea) Automation' is a set of technologies that results in operation of machines and systemswithout significant human intervention and achieves the desired performance superior tomanual operation.b) Control is a set of policies and techniques that helps to achieve the desired variations ofoperational parameters and sequences for processes in manufacturing units and systems byproviding the necessary input signals.Electronic Design Automation - Sample Questions

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Electronic Design Automation - Sample Questions Q1) Select the best answer from the choices given Q1) Choose the right answer. In any 'process', . with assured quality is the most important aspect. a) productivity b) difficulty c) industrially d) Machine Q2) Which of the following statements is correct? a) process is defined as a series of actions which are carried out in order to achieve a predefined result. b) process is defined as a series of activities which are carried out in order to achieve a predefined result. c) process is defined as a series of steps which are carried out in order to achieve a predefined reeult

Electronic Design Automation - Sample Questions Q1) Select the best answer from the choices given Q1) Choose the right answer. In any 'process', . with assured quality is the most important aspect. a) productivity b) difficulty c) industrially d) Machine Q2) Which of the following statements is correct? a) process is defined as a series of actions which are carried out in order to achieve a predefined result. b) process is defined as a series of activities which are carried out in order to achieve a predefined result. c) process is defined as a series of steps which are carried out in order to achieve a predefined reeult

Inquiry into Physics

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