SEE 4.0

1. Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) are:

A. systems of collaborating computational entities which are in intensive connection with the surrounding physical world and processes B. embedded systems C. mechanical systems D. integrated systems

2. The features of the industry 4.0 are:

A. Real time Communication B. Digital Information C. Automatisms D. All of these

3. 3D Printing is a process of

A. making a physical object from a CAD/digital model by laying down successive layers of material . B. manufacturing parts by casting C. manufacturing parts by molding D. manufacturing parts by injection molding

4. 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.

5. 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

6. Security policy is:

A. Equivalent of police force in the industry B. Set of rules which should be followed by the whole organisation C. Rules of secure movement in vicinity of the industrial machinery D. Type of insurance policy

7. The most popular device to achieve collaboration between a human and a robot is a:

A. Force Torque Sensor. B. Teach Pendant. C. Motion Controller. D. Mobile phone.

8. Control systems that affect safety must be designed to:

A. Minimize the possibility of danger occurring even when there is a failure in an interlocking device. B. Switch off the machine immediately. C. Eliminate the possibility of danger when the automation is working well. D. Allow the system to operate even when there is a hazardous situation or failure in the machine.

9. 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.

10. IIoT refers to:

A. A communication network that connects home devices (e.g. fridge, television) or smartphones allowing exchange of data. B. A system of communication based on the use of internet for communication and exchange of information. C. A communication network including a variety of devices (home appliances, cars, smartphones) that integrate electronic means, software and sensors to allow connection and exchange of data. D. A communication system including a variety of devices that integrate electronic means in order to allow transference of information.

11. Which sectors can be benefited by the advance of IoT in the future?

A. Only the business sector. B. Business sector and healthcare system. C. Business sector and educational system (remote learning). D. All the above.

12. What IIoT stands for?

A. Industrial Internet of Things B. Industrial Internet of Technologies C. Individual Internet of Things D. Informational Internet of Things

13. Which statement below does NOT represent an advantage of CAD/CAM?

A. Better flexibility and agility B. Tooling free production C. Machine downtime reductions D. Improved supply and demand matching

14. 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

15. Which of the following is a 3D Printing implementation challenge?

A. Limited choice of industrial grade 3D printers B. Too much choices related to materials C. High costs of industrial grade 3D printing technology D. Lack of training opportunities

16. How Can an SME benefit from Enterprise Europe Network?

A. Getting a Loan B. Networking C. Follow Up after B2B meetings D. Networking, Getting in Touch and Follow Up

17. Business Angels invest mainly at:

A. Mature Companies B. Medium Size Enterprises C. Seed or start-Up Companies D. Social Enterprises

18. The Loan Guarantee Facility is an SME funding tool available through:

A. COSME B. Horizon C. Cohesion Fund D. European Regional Development Fund

19. What is the most important factor in the distribution of Industry 4.0?

A. Good teamwork and behavior between workers B. Take the fundamental aspects of the digitalization of logistics and implement them for the best possible development of the company. C. Connecting the business to the cloud D. Automatization of logistics

20. What methods can be used to improve production in Industry 4.0?

A. The Cloud B. Outsourcing C. Research and development D. All the above are correct.

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