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Introduction to Engineering Final Exam

Total questions: 71

Worksheet time: 36mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This profession is concerned with issues such as cost, demand, and the impact on society and the environment.

a)

Scientist

b)

Engineer

c)

Engineer Technologist

2.

This profession seeks the answer "Why" to abstract and practical questions.

a)

Engineer

b)

Engineer Technologist

c)

Scientist

3.

Produces goods for society by working with existing technologies.

a)

Engineer

b)

Engineer Technologist

c)

Scientist

4.

This profession thinks about the application when asking why.

a)

Scientist

b)

Engineer Technologist

c)

Engineer

5.

Which of the following is NOT a component for success?

a)

Attitude

b)

Previous Success

c)

Ability

d)

Effort

6.

Study spots

a)

depend on your learning style and personality

b)

do not exist, studying can be done anywhere

c)

should have a television to help with background noise

d)

are best in well-lit library study areas

7.

To help stay effective

a)

Save assignments for the end of the semester until the end

b)

Accomplish important tasks when you are at your best

c)

Stay up as late as you need to finish work for the best day

d)

All of these are correct

8.

To help keep things in perspective

a)

Go to your professor and ask about extra credit

b)

Stop and examine to figure what went wrong

c)

Examine the real impact of the situation

d)

All of these are correct

9.

What will help you succeed in the classroom?

a)

Writing down goals

b)

Establishing weekly goals

c)

Examining long-term goals after the semester

d)

All of these are correct

10.

How can you make class effective?

a)

Writing down presentation word for word?

b)

Sit where you will not be called upon

c)

Rereading the information afterwards

d)

Reading the chapter before class

11.

Too much or too little information may cause confusion within the audience. What is a general rule to follow in creating slides?

a)

Two ideas per slide maximum

b)

Use slides as note cards

c)

1 slide for 1 minute of speech

d)

All of these are correct

12.

KIS is an acronym for

a)

Keep It Simple

b)

Communication is Supportive

c)

Keep it Short

d)

None of these are correct

13.

Information in presentations should pertain to __-__ points

a)

2-6

b)

1-3

c)

3-5

14.

To maximize visual impact with figures and numbers:

a)

Fill the slide with figures and calculations

b)

Use Tables to layout information

c)

Graphs and charts can display information

d)

All of these are correct

15.

You have enough information on a side to be sufficient, but have one more valid point to make pertianing to the topic. What should you do?

a)

Add topic onto slide, change font size

b)

Split the information onto two slides

c)

Discuss the topic without listing the item

d)

None of these are correct

16.

To maximize your auditory impact:

a)

Use pauses to your advantage

b)

Be enthusiastic about your topic

c)

Read the audience, not your note cards

d)

All of these are correct

17.

Within the first 10-30 seconds of an oral presentation:

a)

Scan over the audience silently looking for key members

b)

Begin presenting immediately, time is against you

c)

Establish some level of formality and rapport

d)

None of these are correct

18.

Considering your audience for a written piece is just as important as the information contained within. Therefore, what needs to be done when writing a formal or informal report?

a)

Technical material must be clear and concise

b)

Include graphs, charts, and tables to make points clear

c)

Have everyone in mind when writing

d)

None of these are correct

19.

Who does a communication checklist benefit?

a)

Writer

b)

Supervisor

c)

Audience

d)

None of these are correct

20.

A thumbnail sketch

a)

is based on rules and standards

b)

is a quick way of getting an idea on paper

c)

is drawn as it would appear in a amera

d)

requires two vanishing points

21.

These lines are used in sketching a working drawing.

a)

Center lines

b)

Hidden lines

c)

Dimension lines

d)

All of these are correct

22.

___ is the key to writing instructions.

a)

Brevity.

b)

Simplicity.

c)

Clarity

d)

Reading level

23.

A Golden Rule of Communication for Engineers states:

a)

Brevity is to brief

b)

Technical words work best

c)

Short, simple words preferred

d)

All of these are correct

24.

The best presentation qualities are those that:

a)

Motivate and inspire audience to use

b)

Give valuable information

c)

Are in a form to be put into use immediately

d)

All of these are correct

25.

Identifying your purpose and the audience is important when preparing a presentation, which of the following IS NOT an important attribute to worry about.

a)

Background of listeners

b)

Number of people attending

c)

Names of the listeners

d)

What is known about a topic

26.

Optimization simply stated is

a)

Means of achieving a desired results

b)

Blend of engineer's best practices

c)

Problem solving and processes

d)

Doing the most with least

27.

This product does not meet the standards of a company and cannot be repaired in any manufacturing process

a)

Reject

b)

Rework

c)

Accepted Part

d)

None of these are correct

28.

This product does not meet the standards of a company but can be repaired so that it will meet the company's standards

a)

Accepted Part

b)

Rework

c)

Reject

d)

None of these are correct

29.

Outputs could be goods or services, products, structures, messages, or people moving from one location to another. What else do outputs include?

a)

Saving money in the process

b)

Unwanted outcomes

c)

People, Data, and Time

d)

Feedback for later use

30.

Inputs fall into several categories and:

a)

Are needed to avoid unwanted outputs

b)

Are centralized to people, data, and time

c)

Can be in may forms

d)

None of these are correct

31.

One of the forms of Inputs, Data, are described in the terms of systems as:

a)

Ability to control own environment

b)

Designed to safeguard a want or need

c)

Most critical input an engineer has

d)

All of these are correct

32.

Systems have these following components:

a)

Input, Process, Output, Feedback

b)

Input, Process, Optimization, Outcomes

c)

Input, Process, Output, Feedback, Optimization

d)

Input, Output, Feedback

33.

One of the most important components of processes has to be the:

a)

Actions completed in a variety of methods

b)

Design and development of machines

c)

Communication and inputs involved

d)

None of these are correct

34.

What is a system?

a)

Doing the most with least

b)

Means of achieving a desired result

c)

Blend of engineer's best practices

d)

Problem solving and production

35.

Describe the term routing as it pertains to systems:

a)

Path an item will travel for assembly before manufacturing

b)

Progress checks and quality control during manufacturing

c)

Path an item travels during the assembly and manufacturing

d)

Materials, workers, facilities, and machinery being used

36.

What si the larges masonry structure ever built?

a)

The Great Pyramid of Khufu

b)

Stepped Pyramid in Sakkara

c)

Chunnel between France and England

d)

Roman Aqueducts

e)

Petronas Towers 1 & 2- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

37.

Early applications of this material were building materials and containers

a)

Composites

b)

Ceramics

c)

Polymers

d)

Metals

38.

What are thermosetting plastics?

a)

Once the material sets, it cannot be changed

b)

Recyclables

c)

Once the material sets, heat can reform product

d)

Synthetic Plastic

39.

What is the term used to describe the amount of time an epoxy can spend in the container?

a)

Resin use

b)

Matrix time

c)

Going off

d)

Pot life

40.

New materials are designed based on

a)

Need

b)

Competition

c)

Uses

d)

Recyclability

41.

The ability to resist effects of tension, compression, and torsion forces is called:

a)

Strength

b)

Hardness

c)

Ductility

d)

Elasticity

42.

The ability to return to original shape after deformation is called:

a)

Strength

b)

Elasticity

c)

Hardness

d)

Thermal Conductivity

43.

The ability to resist indentation and wear is called:

a)

Ductility

b)

Strength

c)

Elasticity

d)

Hardness

44.

The ability to be shaped without fracturing is called:

a)

Elasticity

b)

Ductility

c)

Hardness

d)

Brittleness

45.

Non-Ferrous metals

a)

Attract magnetic materials

b)

Contains less than 50% iron

c)

Have a low corrosion resistance

d)

All of these are correct

46.

Ceramics consist of

a)

Clay products, abrasives, and refractories

b)

Clay products and abrasives

c)

Clay products and refractories

d)

Clay products, abrasives, and glass

e)

Clay products, abrasives, glass, and refractories

47.

Refractories are

a)

Used in high temperature applications

b)

Factories where plastics are reformed

c)

Extremely hard, pure compounds

d)

None of these are correct

48.

Leadership model in which a leader is positioned closely to all members of the team and had short, direct communication

a)

Participative

b)

Flat

c)

Traditional

d)

Consultant

49.

Leadership model where a strong leader directs the actions:

a)

Flat

b)

Participative

c)

Traditional

d)

Consultant

50.

The total time needed to plan, prototype, and produce materials ad to create marketing strategies, devise tooling, being production and bring new product to the market is the definition of:

a)

Time to Market

b)

Concurrent Engineering

c)

Speed

d)

All of these are correct

51.

What should not be compromised when trying to meet standards and deadlines?

a)

Speed

b)

Quality

c)

None of these are correct

d)

All of these are correct

52.

Everyone works together (parallel operation) with marketing, manufacturing, and procurement personnel involved from the design of a product:

a)

Concurrent Engineering

b)

International Tactics

c)

Time to Market

d)

Traditional Engineering Practice

53.

Length can be measured in ___

a)

Meters

b)

Inches

c)

Light Years

d)

All of these are correct

54.

Convert 8 inches into centimeters

a)

30.48

b)

20.32

c)

8.00

d)

15.24

55.

A ___ is highly accurate when making linear measurements

a)

vernier caliper

b)

steel rule

c)

micrometer

d)

protractor

56.

The most accurate graduate size is

a)

64ths

b)

32nds

c)

16ths

d)

8ths

57.

The dial on a caliper makes one revolution for each ___ of an inch

a)

millionth

b)

thousandth

c)

tenth

d)

hundredth

58.

Most circuits have a ___ connected to two terminals

a)

10 amp fuse

b)

CFCI

c)

LED

d)

load

59.

If you add another light (resistor) to a parallel circuit:

a)

the current in the circuit goes down when you add another path

b)

the total resistance of the circuit stays the same

c)

the total resistance of the circuit goes up

d)

the total resistance of the circuit goes down

60.

A fuse is used to:

a)

break the connection and save the device or environment

b)

add an additional path to the circuit

c)

Increase the cost of a circuit

d)

Monitors the amount of current flowing from the hot (small slot) to neutral (large slot)

61.

In a parallel circuit, the current:

a)

only takes one path

b)

has at least one point where the current divides

c)

takes only one path when there are other paths connected

d)

Takes multiple paths called trees

62.

The convergent part of the process at each Creative Problem-Solving stage involves:

a)

Using analytical and evaluative tools to narrow results

b)

Finding the best possibility and continuing

c)

Focusing on the quality of the solutions

d)

All of these are correct

63.

Which of the following IS NOT a step in the Analytic Method

a)

Evaluation and Ranking of Solutions

b)

Verify Accuracy to Required Level

c)

Simplify Assumptions

d)

Apply Theory and Equations

64.

Which of the following is a method of verification you could use to verify an answer?

a)

Repeating

b)

Estimation

c)

Comparisons

d)

All of these are correct

65.

Generating as many potential solutions as possible without judging any of them is the goal for:

a)

Group brainstorming

b)

Individual brainstorming

c)

All of these are correct

d)

None of these are correct

66.

Which of the following characteristics describes Analytic Problem Solving?

a)

Critical decisions that may put the public at risk

b)

"How you handle your tools"

c)

See how a product may malfunction when misapplied

d)

All of these are correct

67.

"Dividing the process into steps allows you to break a large, complex problem into simpler problems where your various skills can be used" is a good description of:

a)

Analytic Problem Solving

b)

Creative Problem Solving

c)

None of these are correct

d)

All of these are correct

68.

The process of designing a system, component, or process to meet a desired need is the definition of:

a)

Working Criteria

b)

Product Innovation

c)

Brainstorming

d)

Engineering Design

69.

The Communication and Specification Stage is the:

a)

Termination of the team due to completion of the project

b)

Perfect opportunity to implement brainstorming strategies

c)

Last chance to make revisions and/or terminate the project

d)

Time when the team decides what information is needed

e)

All of these are correct

70.

Checkpoints for progress are called the

a)

Process Goals

b)

Post-Implementation Review

c)

Engineering Design

d)

Working Criteria

71.

Of the following questions, which IS NOT an example of a Working Criteria?

a)

All of these are correct

b)

How much will it cost?

c)

Will it be difficult to produce?

d)

Is is what customers want?

e)

When will production occur?