Delivery Unit Quiz

What is the main purpose of the Delivery Unit?

• To learn about the history of engineering.

• To understand the properties and applications of engineering materials.

• To study the environmental impact of engineering.

• To learn about the financial aspects of engineering.

Which of the following is NOT a learning outcome of the Delivery Unit?

• Know the structure and classification of engineering materials.

• Understand material properties and the effects of processing on the structure and behaviour of engineering materials.

• Be able to use information sources to select materials for engineering uses.

• Learn about the financial management of engineering projects.

What are the two main types of assessments included in the Delivery Unit?

• Written exam and oral presentation.

• Knowledge assessment and practical assessment.

• Group project and individual assignment.

• Online quiz and lab report.

What is required for a learner to achieve the complete unit?

• Passing a final exam.

• Demonstrating achievement of all learning outcomes.

• Completing a group project.

• Attending all classes.

What should be included in the learner's portfolio as evidence of their achievement?

• Knowledge Assessment AMEDK3-007A.

• Practical Assessment AMEDK3-007B.

• Task(s) set by Teacher/assessor.

• All of the above.

Which of the following best describes the atomic structure?

• Element; atom e.g. nucleus, electron; compound; molecule; mixture; bonding mechanisms e.g. covalent, ionic, metallic.

• Lattice structure; grain structure; crystals; crystal growth; alloying e.g. interstitial, substitutional.

• Monomer; polymer; polymer chains e.g. linear, branched, cross-linked.

• Amorphous; crystalline; bonded.

What is the structure of polymeric materials?

• Lattice structure; grain structure; crystals; crystal growth.

• Monomer; polymer; polymer chains e.g. linear, branched, cross-linked; crystallinity; glass transition temperature.

• Amorphous; crystalline; bonded.

• Particulate; fibrous; laminated.

Which of the following is a characteristic of smart materials?

• Particulate; fibrous; laminated.

• Amorphous; crystalline; bonded.

• Properties can be altered in a controlled fashion through external changes such as temperature and electric and magnetic fields.

• Lattice structure; grain structure; crystals; crystal growth.

How are metals classified?

• Particulate; fibrous; laminated.

• Ferrous and non-ferrous.

• Amorphous; crystalline; bonded.

• Thermoplastic and thermosetting.

Which of the following is an example of a non-metal (natural)?

• Aluminium

• Copper

• Wood

• Steel