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90 min
Official PAU Design exam duration
Tribunal PAU Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
0–10
Grading scale (minimum 4.0 to weight)
Normativa Académica UCLM
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Official exam language: Spanish (es)
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1What is 'briefing' in the process of developing a design project?
A.The external usability audit carried out once the product has been marketed.
B.The commercial invoice issued after delivering the final prototypes.
C.The promotional catalogue printed to launch the product.
D.The initial document that gathers the client's needs, objectives, target audience and constraints.
Explanation: The briefing is the fundamental starting document in which the client (or project team) defines the needs, objectives, scope, budgetary limitations, deadlines and profile of the target audience.
2In design methodology, what does the term 'target' or target audience refer to?
A.The set of suppliers of raw materials for manufacturing.
B.The specific group of users or consumers the design solution is aimed at.
C.The financial sales target stipulated for the first commercial year.
D.The list of direct competitors in the corresponding industrial sector.
Explanation: The target or target audience is the delimited group of people with specific sociodemographic and behavioural characteristics toward whom the design is directed.
3What is the main function of a 'moodboard' or inspiration panel in the conceptual phase?
A.To show the dimensioned technical drawings ready for the assembly line.
B.To establish the cost structure of production and purchasing budgets.
C.To gather images, textures, colours and visual references to define the conceptual atmosphere of the project.
D.To register patents and utility models with the industrial property office.
Explanation: A moodboard is a visual collage that helps explore and convey the aesthetic, conceptual and emotional universe of the project before expressing the definitive solutions.
4What fundamental rule governs the idea-generation phase in a 'brainstorming' session?
A.To immediately filter out technically unfeasible proposals before noting them down.
B.To allow only the lead designer of the team to participate.
C.To exhaustively discuss the financial cost of each proposal as it arises.
D.To suspend critical judgement and prioritise the quantity of divergent ideas over their initial quality.
Explanation: In brainstorming, suspending criticism is vital to foster divergent thinking and generate a large volume of ideas without premature blocking.
5What is the goal of producing rapid prototypes in the intermediate phases of design?
A.Merely to fulfil a formal requirement to file in the administrative record.
B.To generate the final commercial product for immediate distribution in stores.
C.To completely replace the prior briefing and user-needs study.
D.To validate aspects of form, scale, usability or fit agilely and economically before final production.
Explanation: Rapid prototyping makes it possible to materialise concepts to detect failures, check proportions and test interactions, reducing the costs and risks of late redesign.
6What does a usability test consist of within the product development process?
A.Subjecting the physical structure to extreme loads in a materials laboratory.
B.Observing and evaluating how real users interact with the proposal to detect difficulties of use.
C.Calculating the net profit margin obtained from sale on the market.
D.Checking the colour compatibility with registered-trademark regulations.
Explanation: A usability test evaluates the ease, efficiency and satisfaction with which people belonging to the target audience perform tasks with the designed solution.
7What activities fundamentally characterise the 'analytical phase' or research phase of a design project?
A.The final prepress layout of files for printing.
B.The manufacture of dies and industrial injection moulds.
C.The collection of data, user research, competitor analysis and definition of the problem.
D.The packaging and logistical distribution of the marketed product.
Explanation: The analytical phase focuses on thoroughly understanding the context, researching the user, analysing the competitive environment and precisely delimiting the problem to be solved.
8What is the main objective of the 'synthetic phase' or creative phase in project methodology?
A.To gather statistical data on the market.
B.To prepare the annual accounting balance of the client company.
C.To file the legal contracts of the technical team.
D.To transform the information obtained into formal solutions, visual concepts and concrete proposals.
Explanation: After data analysis, the synthetic phase articulates and formalises the creative responses by translating requirements into visual, spatial or product concepts.
9In Bruno Munari's project methodology ('How are objects born?'), what is the logical order of the first phases?
A.Budget → Manufacturing → Analysis of the problem → Ideation.
B.Prototype → Problem → Sketch → Data analysis → Delivery to the client.
C.Final sketch → Briefing → Plaster model → Definition of the problem.
D.Problem → Definition of the problem → Elements of the problem → Data collection → Data analysis.
Explanation: Munari structures the logical process by first identifying the Problem, Defining it, Breaking it down into its Elements, Collecting Data on each element and Analysing them before starting creativity.
10What are the four consecutive stages of the 'Double Diamond' model devised by the British Design Council?
A.Analyse, Budget, Draw and Sell.
B.Discover, Define, Develop and Deliver.
C.Research, Manufacture, Promote and Recycle.
D.Conceive, Prototype, Register and Collect.
Explanation: The Double Diamond alternates divergent and convergent phases: 1. Discover (research), 2. Define (synthesis of the challenge), 3. Develop (ideation and prototyping), 4. Deliver (final solution).
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