| A | B |
|---|
| Model | 3-D representation of an object. |
| Numeric Constraint | Number or equation controlling a geometric figure. |
| Origin | Fixed point from which coordinates are measured. |
| Packaging | Materials used to wrap or protect goods. |
| Plane | Flat surface on which a straight line joining 2 points would lie. |
| Prototype | Full-scale working model used to test a design. |
| Scale Model | Enlarged or reduced representation used for study. |
| Scoring | Impression or crease in a box blank to facilitate bending. |
| Solid Modeling | Type of CAD modeling representing an object's volume. |
| Three-Dimensional | Height, width, and depth. |
| Two-Dimensional | Height and width, height and depth, or width and depth. |
| Annotate | To add explanatory notes to a document. |
| Assembly Drawing | Drawing showing assembled parts. |
| CAD | The use of a computer to assist in designing a part. |
| Design Brief | Problem statement with criteria and constraints. |
| Design Statement | The goal of the solution. |
| Extrusion | Material is forced through a shaped opening. |
| Geometric Constraint | Non-numerical relationships between parts. |
| Logo | Emblem identifying an organization's products. |
| Manufacturer’s Joint | Two edge seam of a carton or box. |
| Marketing | Promotion and selling of products or services. |
| Mock-up | Model used for instructional or experimental purposes. |
