The document defines and provides brief descriptions of key terms related to prototyping and design activities, including prototype, batch, 3D modeling, sketch, outline, and mock-up. Prototypes are preliminary forms that other designs are based on, while sketches are preliminary drawings. Outlines summarize documents in a list format. Mock-ups are models that demonstrate designs without full functionality, and may become prototypes if functionality is added to enable testing.

1. MAKING ACTIVITIES

2. PROTOTYPE
 A first or preliminary form from which other
forms are developed or copied.
The prototype device presented has a pair of unusual controllers.

3. BATCH (UNIX)
 A command to queue jobs for later execution

4. 3D MODELING
 Is the process of
developing a
mathematical
representation of
any three-
dimensional
surface of object
via specialized
software.

5. SKETCH (DRAWING)
 A drawing or other composition that is not
intended as a finished work, but a preliminary
exploration

6. OUTLINE (SUMMARY)
 A document
summary,
in list
format.
 A general
plan
showing
essential
features but
no detail.

7. MOCK-UP
 Is a scale or full-size
model of a design or
device, used for teaching,
demonstration, design
evaluation, promotion,
and other purposes.
 A mockup is a prototype if
it provides at least part of
the functionality of a
system and enables
testing of a design.