Engineering Crash Course Final Exam

Gustave Eiffel, who designed the famous Eiffel Tower in France, was

• a civil engineer
• a software engineer
• an aerospace engineer
• a chemical engineer

Someone who designs and constructs buildings, roads and bridges is called

• a civil engineer
• a mechanical engineer
• an aerospace engineer
• a chemical engineer

A plan produced to show the workings of an object, before it's built, is called

• a design
• a project
• a prototype
• an idea

Henry Ford was

• a mechanical engineer
• an electrical engineer
• an aerospace engineer
• a chemical engineer

Someone that solves problems involving tools, engines and machines is

• a mechanical engineer
• an electrical engineer
• an aerospace engineer
• a chemical engineer

A simple model that lets you test out your design is called

• a prototype
• protoplasm
• an archetype
• a proton

Someone that solves problems by writing programs on a computer is

• a software engineer
• an electrical engineer
• an aerospace engineer
• a chemical engineer

What kind of engineer is Marissa Mayer, the president of Yahoo?

• a software engineer
• an electrical engineer
• an aerospace engineer
• a chemical engineer

The question "How do I fly across this very big canyon?" was called

• a solvable problem
• a hypothetical question
• a big problem
• a rhetorical question

A quality of an idea that is regarded as good or beneficial is known as

• a strength
• a solution
• a con
• a flaw