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Genesys Cloud Collaborate -ANSWER a social media app that helps users collaborate within the organization. It also serves as a directory that contains user details such as name, education, hobbies, skills, physical location, and department. Genesys Cloud Communicate -ANSWER has all the features of collaborate and provides users with telephony capabilities. Users can use a SIP phone or WebRTC-based Genesys Cloud phone for dialing and receiving calls. Genesys Cloud Contact Center -ANSWER ...

Which one of the Genesys Reference Resources provides the latest community threads and status of the Genesys Cloud on its home screen? a. Genesys Knowledge Network b. Genesys Cloud ResourceCenter c. Genesys Cloud Community -ANSWER a. Genesys Knowledge Network Which one of the Genesys reference resources is the best place for trouble shooting configuration and feature descriptions as well as releases? a. Genesys Knowledge Network b. Genesys Cloud ResourceCenter c. Genesys Cloud Communit...

Services Layer provides an interface for Genesys components to which of the following? a. Database management systems b. T-Servers c. Tenants d. Switches - ANSWER a Which of the following includes all of the possible modes in which a Configuration Server can be deployed? a. Configuration Server Primary, Configuration Server Secondary b. Configuration Server Primary Master, Configuration Server Secondary Master, Configuration Server Proxy c. Configuration Server Primary Master, Config...

The engineering design process follows the same steps as the scientific discovery process, or scientific method. True? - ANSWER-No; there are major differences The term "IPS" in SolidWorks refers to... - ANSWER-measurement units To create an extrusion, I must first draw a sketch on a surface. True? - ANSWER-Yes, but the surface must be flat What are the fundamental types of sketch constraints? - ANSWER-Geometrical and dimensional To clock a hexagonal feature so that it rests horizo...

Thread Terminology: Root - ANSWER-The bottom cut on external threads Thread Terminology: Crest - ANSWER-The top of the external threads Design Process Steps - ANSWER-1. Identify 2. Conceptualize 3. Refine 4. Analyze 5.Prototype 6.Document 7.Produce 8.Life style Life cycle of a product - ANSWER-Product steps that include resources needed to make an object, manufacturing, useful life and disposal Green Engineering - ANSWER-The field of engineering concerned with the environmental...

Axis -ANSWER- The longitudinal center of the thread Root -ANSWER- The bottom of the cut on external threads Crest -ANSWER- The top of the external threads Major Diameter -ANSWER- The largest diameter of a screw thread. The distance is measured from crest to crest through the axis on an external thread Minor Diameter -ANSWER- The smallest diameter of a screw thread. The dimension is measured from root to root through the axis on an external thread Pitch Diameter -ANSWER- An imagina...

What is the accepted national standard in the United States for dimensioning and tolerancing? - ANSWER-ANSI Y14.5 Dimension - ANSWER-*A numerical value expressed in appropriate units of measure and used to define the size, location, geometric characteristic, or surface texture of a part or part feature. Arrowhead - ANSWER-A small triangle at the end of dimension lines and leaders to indicate the direction and extent of a dimension (see Figure 15.10). Dimension Line - ANSWER-A thin, dar...

boundary conditions - ANSWER-The constraints and loads added to the boundaries of a finite element model. center-of-mass (centroid): - ANSWER-The origin of the coordinate axes for which the first moments are zero. constraint - ANSWER-A boundary condition applied to a finite element model to prevent it from moving through space. density - ANSWER-The mass per unit volume for a given material. displacement: - ANSWER-A change in the location of points on an object after it has been ...

center of mass - ANSWER-origin of the coordinate axes for which the moments are zero moments of inertia - ANSWER-measure of an object's ability to resist rotational acceleration to rotate about an axis radii of gyration - ANSWER-distance from an axis where all of the mass can be concentrated and still produce the same moment of inertia density - ANSWER-mass per unit volume for a given material FEA (Finite Element Analysis) - ANSWER-advanced computer-based design analysis technique t...

What must be produced if you would like someone to build your part and define it - ANSWER- What type of view is used in engineering drawing? - ANSWER-Orthographic views. Aka multi view Why aren't pictorials enough in engineering drawings? - ANSWER-Angles not sufficiently precise. They are used as a quick representation of a part so that anyone can understand its nature. What is an orthographic? - ANSWER-Every point on the object is projected at right angles to the viewing plane (parall...

Total runout (runout tolerance)[two arrows] - ANSWER-3D control for rotating parts relative to a datum axis. (cylindrical surface = controls circularity, straightness, taper, concentricity, and surface profile; flat surface = controls wobble, perpendicularity, and flatness) Basic dimensions (those with a box around them)... - ANSWER-are theoretically exact and locate the perfect position of features from clearly identified datums The feature control frame - ANSWER-contains the geometric ch...

Hierarchy - ANSWER-The parent-child relationships between instances in an assembly. Base Instance - ANSWER-The one fixed instance within an assembly. Assembly Constraints - ANSWER-Used to establish relationships between instances in the development of a flexible assembly model. Components - ANSWER-References of object geometry use in assembly models Instances - ANSWER-Copies of components that are included within an assembly model. Subasaembly - ANSWER-A logical grouping of assemb...

The engineering design process follows the same steps as the scientific discovery process, or scientific method. True? - ANSWER-No; I would say there are major differences Descriptive geometry is described in the book and video lecture in relation to: - ANSWER-Geometry as a means of computation and analysis What doesn't belong in this list? - ANSWER-fountain pen An engineering drawing can be considered a legally binding document. True? - ANSWER-Yes The term "IPS" in SolidWorks ref...

Components - ANSWER-Objects that make up a system Instances - ANSWER-Copies of an object within a system Subassembly - ANSWER-A grouping of components that serves a single purpose Associativity - ANSWER-Changing apart of a geometry of a part, the components will change by the same amount, increases PC effectiveness Hierarchy - ANSWER-Organization or structure of a system Parent-child relationship - ANSWER-Associations between components and subassemblies are often called Base I...

What are some problems with pictorials? - ANSWER-the distortion of angles, the distortion of true lengths, the distortion of Internal measurements, the distortion of curves Then the general rule for presenting the object becomes: - ANSWER-"Start with the preferred configuration; then add or subtract whatever views are necessary to best show all of the geometry." An axonometric drawing refers to three types of pictorial drawings: - ANSWER-isometric, dimetric, and trimetric drawings The...

between instances in the development of a flexible assembly model assembly constraints: - ANSWER-Used to establish relationships. associativity - ANSWER-The situation whereby parts can be modified and the components referenced to the parts will be modified accordingly. base instance: - ANSWER-The one fixed instance within an assembly. bill of materials: - ANSWER-A tabular list of the components, with quantities of each for the parts, that make up an assembly. bottom-up modeling: - AN...

In the creation of solid models, computer-generated geometry was referred to as parts, features, or objects; however, the objects that make up a system are referred to as - ANSWER-components In assembly modeling, the copies of a component within the system are called - ANSWER-instances A ___________is a grouping of components that serves a single purpose within the overall assembly - ANSWER-subassembly Why not just put multiple copies of the abutment part within the assembly? Why do you...

A part may be properly represented on an engineering drawing with has few as... - ANSWER-One drawing (objects like sheet metal or gaskets have very little thickness so they can be represented with just the top view) Associated with the European method of creating the orthographic projections where you see the front face and draw what you see in the back. Same with top showing on bottom and right showing on the left. - ANSWER-First-Angle American form of creating orthographic projections wh...

boundary conditions - ANSWER-constraints and loads added to the boundaries of a finite element model interference - ANSWER-amount of overlap between two instances in an assembly clearance - ANSWER-minimum distances between two instances in an assembly arc - ANSWER-A curved entity that represents a portion of a circle boundary boxes - ANSWER-A square box used to sketch circles or ellipses tick mark - ANSWER-A short dash used in sketching to locate points on the paper right-hande...

Element sizes should be - ANSWER-reduced wherever there is curvature in the model to compute desired quantities accurately in those regions the overall moment-of-inertia. - ANSWER-is claculated by summing up all the moments-of-inertia; which are calculated by multiplying the mass of the piece by the distance from the axis Mass properties are the ________ properties of a solid body - ANSWER-static This measure command returns the area of a specified surface and the length of the perimete...