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Class
Date
1.
What does Aerospace engineering include?
a)
using computers to fly planes
b)
Making and testing cars
c)
Design, develop, and test aircraft and spacecraft ranging from rockets and spacecraft to gliders and small aircrafts
d)
creating rockets for the military
2.
7 resources of input
a)
time, energy, tools, materials, people, capital, information
b)
technology, resources, input, 7,
c)
Computers, supplies, wires, bags, energy, time, tools
d)
technology, time, resources, computers, Iphones, androids, robots
3.
What does ABET stand for?
a)
Academic board for engineering & technology
b)
Accreditation Board for Engineering & technology
c)
Accreditation board for education & technology
d)
Accreditation battle for engineering & tech
4.
what is agriculture engineering
a)
create technology to advance food, biological, irrigation, and machinery systems.
b)
Making food at wendys
c)
being a farmer
d)
Being a food critic
5.
What does ANSI stand for?
a)
African American national standard insitution
b)
Armenian national standard institute
c)
Argentina national standard institute
d)
American national standard institute
6.
What does ASEE stand for?
a)
American social electrical educators
b)
American society of electrical education
c)
American Society of Electrical engineers
d)
American Societies of Electricity engineers
7.
What does Assess mean
a)
To look at something
b)
To thoroughly and methodically analyze accomplishment against specific goals and criteria
c)
Reading a book about something
d)
All of the above
8.
What is an AWJ
a)
Automatic water jet
b)
Abrasive wide jet
c)
Automatic water jug
d)
Abrasive Water Jet
9.
What does AWS stand for?
a)
American wielding society
b)
All white society
c)
American washing social club
d)
Amazon web service
10.
what is biomedical engineering?
a)
Doctors
b)
Surgeons
c)
Devise procedures and devices to improve medical conditions.
d)
Electrical engineers that become doctrs
11.
What is brain storming?
a)
Listening to someones ideas
b)
Reading a book about a problem
c)
Researching a problem
d)
A group technique for solving problems, generating ideas, stimulating creative thinking, etc.
12.
What does CAD stand for?
a)
Computer aided design
b)
Computer aided drafting
c)
computer aided development
d)
Computer added design
13.
What is computer aided design?
a)
Computer aided develpment
b)
Designing a new computer
c)
: The use of a computer to assist in the process of designing a part, circuit, building, etc
d)
computer aided drafting
14.
what does CAM stand for?
a)
Case aided making
b)
Computers and mouses
c)
Computer aided making
d)
Computer aided manufacturing
15.
what is cast or casting
a)
Fishing
b)
Made from a mold
c)
Food with mold
d)
Cast a fishing line
16.
What does CIM stand for?
a)
Cameras integrated manufacturing
b)
Communication integrated manufacturing
c)
Computer integrated manufacturing
d)
Computer inside manufacturing
17.
what is chemical engineering?
a)
Address issues related to chemical production, transformation of raw materials, and chemical use.
b)
The same as a civil engineer
c)
A civil engineer using chemicals on a bridge
d)
electrical engineer using chemicals for electricity
18.
What is a civil engineer
a)
Address issues related to chemical production, transformation of raw materials, and chemical use.
b)
Plan the design, construction, and maintenance of various civil structures.
c)
Electrical engineer
d)
an engineer that works on computers
19.
What is a client?
a)
A person using the services of a professional person or organization.
b)
A person selling services
c)
A dentist working on teeth
d)
A cab driver driving people around
20.
what is a closed-looped
a)
A song that is stuck on repeat
b)
A loop that is closed
c)
A song that is on repeat
d)
a system that has feedback
21.
What does CNC stand for?
a)
Control numerical computer
b)
Camera numerical control
c)
Computer numerical control
d)
controller number control
22.
What is computer hardware engineering?
a)
research, design, develop, and test computer system and computer-related equipment
b)
An engineer that designs bridges
c)
An engineer that researches, designs, and tests nuclear items
d)
When you use a computer
23.
What is constraint
a)
A part on a computer
b)
A limit to the design process.
c)
A part the goes under a bridge
d)
Cellphone designer
24.
What is creativity?
a)
When you design something
b)
Simple ideas
c)
to research something
d)
The ability to make or bring a new concept or idea into existence; marked by the ability or power to create
25.
What is criteria
a)
made from a mold
b)
A means of judging. A standard, rule, or test by which something can be judged
c)
computer aided drafting
d)
The ability to make or bring a new concept or idea into existence; marked by the ability or power to create
26.
What is a design
a)
A plan or drawing produced to show the look and function or workings of something before it is built or made or a decorative pattern.
b)
Creativity
c)
A written plan that identifies a problem to be solved, its criteria, and its constraints
d)
computer aided drafting
27.
What is a design brief?
a)
A meeting
b)
A written plan that identifies a problem to be solved, its criteria, and its constraints
c)
A perfect design
d)
A plan or drawing produced to show the look and function or workings of something before it is built or made or a decorative pattern.
28.
What is a designer
a)
A perfect design
b)
A written plan that identifies a problem to be solved, its criteria, and its constraints
c)
A person who designs any of a variety of things. This usually implies the task of creating drawings or in some ways uses visual cues to organize his or her work
d)
A computer designer
29.
What is the design process?
a)
A systematic problem-solving strategy, with criteria and constraints, used to develop many possible solutions to solve a problem or satisfy human needs and wants and to narrow down the possible solutions to one final choice.
b)
A perfect design
c)
A computer designer
d)
A written plan that identifies a problem to be solved, its criteria, and its constraints
30.
What is a design statement?
a)
A design constraint
b)
A design plan
c)
A design brief
d)
A systematic problem-solving strategy, with criteria and constraints, used to develop many possible solutions to solve a problem or satisfy human needs and wants and to winnow (narrow) down the possible solutions to one final choice.
31.
What is drawing to scale?
a)
Prototype
b)
when objects are drawn at a reduced or enlarged size
c)
drawing a design
d)
Model
32.
What is EDM?
a)
Electrical date module
b)
Enterprise data management
c)
Electrified cathode and anode (mold and blank stock) in a bath. Voltage erodes the stock to shape of mold.
d)
Electronic document management
33.
EDP Step 1
a)
Research
b)
Define the problem
c)
develop solutions
d)
create a prototype
34.
EDP step 2
a)
Research
b)
Define the problem
c)
Choose the best solution
d)
evaluate the solution
35.
EDP step 3
a)
create a prototype
b)
brainstorm
c)
develop solutions
d)
draw design
36.
EDP step 4
a)
define the problem
b)
draw designs
c)
creat prototype
d)
Choose the best solution
37.
EDP step 5
a)
share design
b)
create a prototype
c)
testing
d)
redesign
38.
EDP step 6
a)
construct prototype
b)
redesign
c)
evaluate the solution
d)
brainstorm
39.
EDP step 7
a)
creat a prototype
b)
Communicate the design
c)
testing and evaluation
d)
define the problem
40.
EDP step 8
a)
brainstorm
b)
research
c)
Prototype
d)
Refine the design
41.
What does EIA stand for?
a)
Electronic industries alliance
b)
Education industries alliance
c)
Electronic industries agency
d)
education industries agency
42.
What is an electrical engineer?
a)
works with radiation
b)
Designs bridges
c)
Design, develop, and test the manufacture of electrical equipment and large-scale electrical systems.
d)
makes prototypes
43.
What is an elevation plan?
a)
Building blue prints
b)
diagram showing the external face of a building showing height at a set scale
c)
EDP step 3
d)
Prototype
44.
What is an engineer?
a)
A person who is trained in and uses technological and scientific knowledge to solve practical problems.
b)
A person who knows how to make phones
c)
A farmer
d)
A person who is trained to cook
45.
What is engineering?
a)
A farmer
b)
A person who knows how to make phones
c)
A person who is trained in and uses technological and scientific knowledge to solve practical problems.
d)
The profession which the knowledge of the mathematical and natural sciences, gained by study, experience, and practice, is applied with judgement to develop ways to use, economically, the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind.
46.
What is an engineering notebook?
a)
A notebook the teaches you about engineering
b)
A book in which an engineer will formally document, in chronological order, all of his/her work that is associated with a specific design project.
c)
A notebook that an engineer owns
d)
A book that says engineer on it
47.
What is environmental engineering?
a)
Solve environmental problems related to pollution, water use, materials and energy use, waste treatment, etc
b)
Engineering notebook
c)
Agriculture engineering
d)
Electrical engineering
48.
What is evolution?
a)
making a prototype
b)
Drawing to scale
c)
Engineering notebook
d)
a gradual development
49.
What does it mean to fabricate?
a)
a gradual development
b)
Designing a bridge
c)
Construct or manufacture an industrial product.
d)
drawing to scale
50.
What is FEA?
a)
Free electrical analysis
b)
Finite Element Analysis, Stress analysis
c)
A company that trains engineers
d)
Farmers engineering agency
51.
What is feedback?
a)
floor plan
b)
engineering design
c)
the part of a system that measures and controls theoutcome of a system
d)
Design process step 4
52.
What is a floor plan?
a)
diagram showing arrangement of rooms and furniture at a set scale
b)
Something a engineer uses to build a floor
c)
Engineering design
d)
a gradual development
53.
What does FMS stand for?
a)
Fast manufacturing system
b)
Farming manufacturing stable
c)
Farming manufacturing system
d)
Flexible Manufacturing System
54.
What is a form?
a)
Fabricate
b)
Floor plan
c)
presses material to a desired shape
d)
FMS
55.
What is a foundation plan?
a)
A foundation brief
b)
diagram showing the plane view of a structure at a set scale
c)
the same as a design plan
d)
the same as a design brief
56.
What is GDT?
a)
Government development training
b)
Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerancing
c)
Government design training
d)
Geometric development tolerancing
57.
How does a ac dc system work
a)
flows in the same direction AC current- constantly flows
b)
Ac and DC flows in the same direction
c)
AC and DC constantly flow
d)
AC currentflows in the same direction DC current- constantly flows
58.
How heat conductors and insulators work?
a)
Head conductors relies on density (more particles) heat doesn't jump
b)
Head conductors relies on density (more particles) heat can jump
c)
Head conductors DO NOT rely on density (more particles) heat can jump
d)
Head conductors DO NOT rely on density (Less particles) heat can jump
59.
How hydraulic and pneumatic systems work?
a)
pneumatic uses water/ hydraulic uses air
b)
hydraulic and pneumatic systems dont work together
c)
Hydraulic and pneumatic systems work together
d)
Hydraulic systems generates/ pneumatic uses air power
60.
How to analyze strengths and weaknesses
a)
Time management
b)
Efficiency Cost Safety Functionality Availability of materials Durability
c)
decision making
d)
None of the above
61.
How to apply ohms law
a)
Ohms law- V=IR^2
b)
Watt- power= voltage x current
c)
Kirchoffs- sum of voltage in = sum of voltage out
d)
V=IR^2
62.
How to apply watts law
a)
Ohms law- V=IR^2
b)
Kirchoffs- sum of voltage in = sum of voltage out
c)
Watt- power= voltage x current
d)
V=IR^2
63.
How to apply kirchoffs law
a)
V=IR^2
b)
Watt- power= voltage x current
c)
Ohms law- V=IR^2
d)
Kirchoffs- sum of voltage in = sum of voltage out
64.
How to calculate and describe the effect of resistance?:
a)
V=IR^2
b)
Watt- power= voltage x current
c)
Ohms law- V=IR^2
d)
Kirchoffs- sum of voltage in = sum of voltage out
65.
How to contribute to a team project?
a)
work by yourself
b)
Communication Common goal, vision Find a good team
c)
Let your partners do the work
d)
all of the above
66.
How to convert between Celsius and Ferenheit?
a)
Add then divide by 2
b)
Celsius-F times 5
c)
(X9/5)+32 (-32X5)/9
d)
Cannot be converted
67.
How to develop details of a solution?
a)
Scale model Inventor
b)
Orthographic Isometric drawing
c)
3D printing
d)
Techno CNC
68.
How to develop a prototype
a)
Do it with a partner
b)
Test for safety and durability Test for efficiency
c)
Look it up online
d)
Copy someone elses
69.
How to design a prototype
a)
Do it with a partner
b)
Test for safety and durability Test for efficiency
c)
Look it up online
d)
Copy someone elses
70.
How to test a prototype
a)
Do it with a partner
b)
Test for safety and durability Test for efficiency
c)
Look it up online
d)
Copy someone elses
71.
How to estimate and measure the size of objects using SI and US units?
a)
: 1 inch = 2.54 cm
b)
100 ft = 28.3 L
c)
1 gal water = 7-8 lbs
d)
all of the above
72.
How to explain components of set up, machining
a)
Milling- makes circle objects
b)
Milling- makes square objects
c)
Casting- turns liquid into mold
d)
Welding- arc, spot, gas (oxyacetylene)
73.
How to explain components of set up, casting
a)
Milling- makes square objects
b)
Welding- arc, spot, gas (oxyacetylene)
c)
Casting- turns liquid into mold
d)
Undercutting- welding reduce cross sectional strength
74.
How to explain components of set up, finishing?
a)
Finishing- painting
b)
Milling- makes square objects
c)
Undercutting- welding reduce cross sectional strength
d)
Welding- arc, spot, gas (oxyacetylene)
75.
How to explain the role and quality control in manufacturing?
a)
Finishing- painting
b)
Welding- arc, spot, gas (oxyacetylene)
c)
1 gal water = 7-8 lbs
d)
-Controls the quality -bSigma- stands for manufacturing for standardization -International organizations -Manufacturing tolerance
76.
How to express data in tables, graphs, and charts?
a)
Bar graphs dont express data
b)
All the graphs are quantitative
c)
Bar graph- qualitative Histogram- Quantitative
d)
All fo the graphs are qualitative
77.
How to follow appropriate personal safety procedures?:
a)
It is not required
b)
Need to know and learn safety rules
c)
Make up your own
d)
Ask your class mates
78.
How to identify electrical components and their functions
a)
Ohms law- V=IR^2
b)
Watt- power= voltage x current
c)
Straight edgeruler VIC (vernier caliper)- measures inside/outside distances
d)
Kirchoffs- sum of voltage in = sum of voltage out
79.
How to identify the uses and types if inductors and capacitors?
a)
Diode limits- keeps current in 1 direction Translator- amplifies or switches on electrical signal
b)
by using ohms law
c)
Use watts law
d)
VIC (vernier caliper)- measures inside/outside distances
80.
How to identify what causes resistance in a fluid system?
a)
Capacitor- stores electrical energy Inductors- stores energy (w/ magnetic field)
b)
Translator- amplifies or switches on electrical signal
c)
Diode limits- keeps current in 1 direction
d)
Smoother pige inside As few curves as possible motor cylinder piston
81.
How to interpret aspects and/or types of engineering drawings and plans?
a)
Orthographic drawings Dimensions/ line drawings
b)
Isometric drawings
c)
Smoother pige inside
d)
As few curves as possible motor cylinder piston
82.
How to do a proper presentation
a)
Practice Don't read from slides Speak to the audience
b)
Avoid eye contact
c)
talk directly from the slides
d)
Dont practice
83.
What is agriculure engineering
a)
A farmer
b)
engineeringconcerned with the design, construction and improvement of farming equipment and machinery.
c)
Someone who design sprinkler systems
84.
What do aerospace engineers do?
a)
Design rockets
b)
design cars
c)
design bridges
d)
design buildings
85.
which is an inexhaustible energy
a)
gas
b)
wind
c)
nuclear
86.
which is an inexhaustible energy
a)
gas
b)
wind
c)
non-renewable
d)
nuclear
87.
which is an inexhaustible energy
a)
gas
b)
wind
c)
nuclear
88.
What is innovation?
a)
A new product, system, or process that has never existed before, created by study and experimentation.
b)
information, ideas, and activities that we need to provide to determine what you want to accomplish
c)
An improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method of doing something.
d)
A new product, system, or process that has never existed before, created by study and experimentation.
89.
what is input?
a)
information, ideas, and activities that we need to provide to determine what you want to accomplish
b)
An improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method of doing something.
c)
A new product, system, or process that has never existed before, created by study and experimentation.
d)
International Organization for Standardization
90.
what is an invention?
a)
An improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method of doing something
b)
International Standards Organization
c)
information, ideas, and activities that we need to provide to determine what you want to accomplish
d)
A new product, system, or process that has never existed before, created by study and experimentation.
91.
what does ISO stand for?
a)
international standard for organizations
b)
internally ordered signs
c)
international organization standard
d)
International Organization for Standardization
92.
What does JIT stand for?
a)
Just in time
b)
Journalism industry trade
c)
Just out of time
d)
Just in tone
93.
What is a mockup
a)
Just in time
b)
A model devised to expose its parts for study, training or testing.
c)
International Standards Organization
d)
A new product, system, or process that has never existed before, created by study and experimentation.
94.
What is a model?
a)
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
b)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
c)
another term for orthographic projection
d)
A visual, mathematical, or three-dimensional representation in detail of an object or design
95.
What is a multi-view drawing
a)
another term for orthographic projection
b)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
c)
another term for orthographic projection
d)
A visual, mathematical, or three-dimensional representation in detail of an object or design
96.
What is open-looped
a)
another term for orthographic projection
b)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
c)
another term for orthographic projection
d)
A visual, mathematical, or three-dimensional representation in detail of an object or design
97.
what is OSHA?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
Occupational Safety & Health Administration
c)
second step of a system
d)
A tangible artifact produced by means of either human or mechanical work, or by biological or chemical process.
98.
what is a plot plan
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
diagram showing everything at the project site at a set scale
c)
third step of a system
d)
A tangible artifact produced by means of either human or mechanical work, or by biological or chemical process.
99.
what is problem identification?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
diagram showing everything at the project site at a set scale
c)
third step of a system
d)
The recognition of an unwelcome or harmful matter needing to be dealt with.
100.
what is a process?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
diagram showing everything at the project site at a set scale
c)
second step of a system
d)
The recognition of an unwelcome or harmful matter needing to be dealt with.
101.
what is a product?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
A tangible artifact produced by means of eitherhuman or mechanical work, or by biological or chemical process
c)
second step of a system
d)
The recognition of an unwelcome or harmful matter needing to be dealt with.
102.
what is a prototype?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
A full-scale working model used to test a design concept by making actual observations and necessary adjustments.
c)
second step of a system
d)
The recognition of an unwelcome or harmful matter needing to be dealt with.
103.
what is research?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
A full-scale working model used to test a design concept by making actual observations and necessary adjustments.
c)
The systematic study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions.
d)
The recognition of an unwelcome or harmful matter needing to be dealt with.
104.
what is SAE?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
A full-scale working model used to test a design concept by making actual observations and necessary adjustments.
c)
The systematic study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions.
d)
Society of Automotive Engineers
105.
what is SES?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
A full-scale working model used to test a design concept by making actual observations and necessary adjustments.
c)
Society of Engineering Science
d)
Society of Automotive Engineers
106.
what is SME?
a)
a system that has to have input each time the system is used
b)
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
c)
Society of Engineering Science
d)
Society of Automotive Engineers
107.
what is SPC?
a)
Statistical Process Control (Control Charts)
b)
Society of Manufacturing Engineers
c)
Society of Engineering Science
d)
Society of Automotive Engineers
108.
what are specific sheets?
a)
Statistical Process Control (Control Charts)
b)
a document describing the specifications a product or property
c)
Society of Engineering Science
d)
Society of Automotive Engineers
109.
what is a subsystem?
a)
Statistical Process Control (Control Charts)
b)
a document describing the specifications a product or property
c)
smaller systems intergrated into a larger system
d)
Society of Automotive Engineers
110.
what is SWE?
a)
Statistical Process Control (Control Charts)
b)
a document describing the specifications a product or property
c)
smaller systems intergrated into a larger system
d)
: Society of Women Engineers
111.
what is a system model?
a)
Statistical Process Control (Control Charts)
b)
a document describing the specifications a product or property
c)
input -> process -> output -> feedback
d)
: Society of Women Engineers
112.
what is a team?
a)
Statistical Process Control (Control Charts)
b)
a group of people working together to accomplish a common goal.
c)
input -> process -> output -> feedback
d)
: Society of Women Engineers
113.
what is technology?
a)
processes and knowledge that can be used to extend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
a group of people working together to accomplish a common goal.
c)
input -> process -> output -> feedback
d)
: Society of Women Engineers
114.
what is third angle prote
a)
processes and knowledge that can be used to extend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
a group of people working together to accomplish a common goal.
c)
input -> process -> output -> feedback
d)
: Society of Women Engineers
115.
what is TLO
a)
processes and knowledge that can be used to extend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
a group of people working together to accomplish a common goal.
c)
Tool Length Offset
d)
: Society of Women Engineers
116.
what is UNC
a)
processes and knowledge that can be used to extend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
Unified National Coarse
c)
Tool Length Offset
d)
: Society of Women Engineers
117.
what is UNF
a)
processes and knowledge that can be used to extend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
Unified National Coarse
c)
Tool Length Offset
d)
Unified National Fine
118.
what is vaccuum molding
a)
processes and knowledge that can be used to extend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
used for clamshell packaging. Heated plastic vacuumed to a form.
c)
Tool Length Offset
d)
Unified National Fine
119.
What is valid?
a)
processes and knowledge that can be used to extend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
used for clamshell packaging. Heated plastic vacuumed to a form.
c)
Well-founded on evidence and corresponds accurately to the real world.
d)
Unified National Fine
120.
what are watts
a)
processes and knowledge that can be used to extend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
used for clamshell packaging. Heated plastic vacuumed to a form.
c)
Well-founded on evidence and corresponds accurately to the real world.
d)
amps x volts
121.
What are some important resources for engineering and technology?
a)
processes and knowledge that can be peoplepeopleextend human abilities as well as satisfy human needs and wants.
b)
tools
c)
energy
d)
amps all of all of the aboveabovevolts
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