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WorksheetsEngineering - Unit #1 Review
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Highly trained professional who uses skill & knowledge to solve problems.
tradespeople
engineer
teamwork
student
The combined action of a group of people, especially when effective & efficient.
constraints
engineering
teamwork
communication
The limitations of a design.
green design
tradespeople
constraints
specificaitons
The design requirements of an engineered solution.
specifications
constraints
communication
teamwork
Trained & skilled workers who create the design product.
engineers
tradespeople
teamwork
constraints
The act of talking, listening, writing or providing feedback with someone else on your team.
green desing
team work
ethics
communication
The use of math, science, and technology to create products that improve the world.
engineering
green design
ethics
tradespeople
Guidelines that should be followed when engineers interact with the public.
communication
teamwork
constraints
ethics
Designing with the environmental impact of the product, throughout its life, in mind.
dark design
green design
teamwork
specifications
The three types of knowledge on which all engineers rely on are
technology, math, art
technology, science, research
technology, math, research
technology, math, science
It is usually easy to meet all of the specifications of a design while staying within the constraints.
True
False
An example of a constraint is the type of material you can use.
True
False
An example of a specification could be the time you have to design.
True
False
The top three skills that are important for an engineer to have are communication, problem solving, & time management.
True
False
ABET stands for
Association for Better Engineering Technology
Accreditation Board for Engineering & Technology
The benefits of a product that the engineer was hoping for or expecting are the _______________ impacts to society.
negative
neutral
positive
null
What kind of process do engineers use to design and create solutions to problems?
Trial & error process
Scientific method
Engineering design process
Trade-off process
Which of the following are examples of scientific knowledge sometimes needed in engineering?
Algebra, calculus, and statistics
Force/motion, Ohm's law, and thermodynamics
the use of computer-aided design software and drawing tools
the use of gauges, meters, and scales
Which of the following is NOT required within an engineering profession?
a code of ethics
ABET certification procedure
a right to make a profit
a specialized body of knowledge
Most professions have developed codes of conduct or codes of ___________ to help professionals make ethical decisions.
data
teams
standards
ethics
