SEE 4.0

1. Which are 3D Printing Technologies

A. Stereolithography (SLA) B. Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) C. Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) D. All of these

2. The Internet of things (IoT) describes

A. the network of physical objects—“things”—that are embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies B. mechanical technologies C. neural networks D. artificial intelligence

3. Principles of Industry 4.0 are:

A. Interoperability, Information transparency, Technical assistance, Decentralized decisions B. Reliability, Productivity, Efficiency, Repeatability C. Communication, Transparency, Digitization, Mechanization D. Automation, Innovation, Refurbishment, Standardization

4. Human errors are cause of what percentage of successful cyber attacks?

A. Up to 70% B. 50% C. About 95% D. Between 40% and 60%

5. What is a phishing attack?

A. Forcefully trying to login until the password is found. B. Social attack leading to stealing identity C. Intercepting passwords from WiFi D. Impersonating known entities online (eg banks, delivery services) in order to steal credit card numbers or forcing payment.

6. Which element is NOT a good security practice:

A. Encourage users to use the same password for different services B. Restricted and controlled use of BYOD C. Always update the software used, especially security software like anti-virus D. Conduct regular staff trainings and test emergency procedures

7. A robot is a:

A. Re-programmable manipulator designed to perform of a variety of tasks. B. Rigid device which can only perform a specific task. C. Re-programmable manipulator which can only be used to move material. D. Device which automatically programs itself.

8. Safety components are devices which:

A. Prevent mechanical accidents and attain safety in machines. B. Eliminate all safety hazards of a machine. C. Switch off the machine. D. Reduce the cost of a machine.

9. Robots can be programmed via:

A. Teach Pendant. B. A mobile phone. C. Hand written instructions. D. Digital signals.

10. The Use Edge Computing & Analytics:

A. is the process of centralize IT infrastructure and placing it at the "center" of the network. B. maximizes the need for long distance communications between client and server. C. offers better response time, security and efficient cost. D. provides increased latency and bandwidth usage.

11. Which of the statements below is WRONG about the future of IoT?

A. The future of IoT will have limited potentials regarding the network agility integrated artificial intelligence (AI) in the industrial sector. B. The IoT will have the capacity to deploy, automate, orchestrate and secure diverse use cases at hyperscale. C. The IoT will advance the human to machine interactivity through immersive mixed reality applications. D. The IoT will be able to leverage the huge volumes of actionable data which can automate diverse business processes.

12. Which of the statements below is WRONG?

A. With Cold Path processing, large amounts of data are analyzed by advanced algorithms before the data is stored on the cloud platform. B. Cold Path and Advanced Analytics constitute basic requirements for a successful IoT implementation. C. Integrating and analyzing real-time data from endpoint devices can be a major barrier to a successful IT implementation. D. Proper Device Management covers the hardware, software and processes that ensure devices are properly registered, managed, secured and upgraded.

13. What CAD stands for?

A. Communication Assistance Design B. Computer-aided Design C. Computer Assistance Design D. Computer-aided Development

14. Which statement below does NOT represent a role of CAD/CAM Systems in Industry 4.0?

A. Facilitate information transparency by providing useful data B. Mass customization C. Enable interconnection D. Support automation

15. Which statement below does NOT represent an Industry 4.0 Benefit for Manufacturing?

A. Reduced demand for highly skilled workers B. Improved supply and demand matching C. Easier compliance with regulations D. Better flexibility and agility

16. Which are the three non-EU countries that are part of the European Economic Area (EEA)?

A. Malta, Lichtenstein and Norway B. Iceland, Lichtenstein and Norway C. Monaco, Iceland and Norway D. Norway, Iceland and Andorra

17. The main EU Funding Tool for Research is:

A. Horizon B. Erasmus C. Interreg D. COSME

18. Where can you get help for growing your Industry 4.0 Business?

A. Banks B. Enterprise Europe Network C. Chambers D. All of the above

19. Which factors are behind internationalization?

A. Strengths and weaknesses B. Opportunities C. Threats D. All the above are correct.

20. True or false: SEAT is one of the most important companies in Spain using Industry 4.0. 0

A. True B. False

21. What is internationalization?

A. Implementation of different strategies which consider the resources and capacities of a given enterprise, as well as its own opportunities (and threats) in its international setting B. Implementation of different strategies not considering an increase of the productivity. C. Implementation of different strategies which has a lot of disadvantages. D. The implementation of the internationalization is one of the best ways to exploiting industry 4.0 because doesn’t need investment.

Your results

Module 1: An Introduction to Digital Technologies for Industry 4.00

Module 2: ICT and Cyber Security

Module 3: Industrial Robotics & Automation for Industry 4.0

Module 4: Industrial IoT topics

Module 5: Industry 4.0/CAD/CAM/3D Printing

Module 6: Sources of Funding for Industry 4.0

Module 7: Exploiting Industry 4.0 for Internationalization