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Discovering Engineering

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The scientific study of fundamental concepts such as forces producing motion, relations between heat and other forms of energy, properties of materials, and effects of loads on physical structures

a)

Applied Math

b)

Physics

c)

Universal System Model

d)

Engineering Design Process

2.

The branch of engineering that is concerned with solving problems in biology and medicine

a)

Biomedical Engineering

b)

Mechanical Engineering

c)

Manufacturing Engineering

d)

Civil Engineering

3.

A mathematical science that involves the applying mathematical methods to practical issues e.g., applying mathematics to solve problems which arise in our world or to improve methods to meet the challenges

a)

Applied Math

b)

Physics

c)

Universal Systems Model

d)

Engineering Design Process

4.

An engineering fundamental on how any technical process can be represented (There are four basic elements to the systems model: input, process, output, and feedback)

a)

Universal Systems Model

b)

Engineering Design Process

c)

Applied Math

d)

Physics

5.

The branch of engineering that deals with the design, construction, and use of machines

a)

Biomedical Engineering

b)

Mechanical Engineering

c)

Manufacturing Engineering

d)

Civil Engineering

6.

A series of steps that engineers follow to come up with a solution to a problem. Many times the solution involves designing a product (like a machine or computer code) that meets certain criteria and/or accomplishes a certain task

a)

Universal Systems Model

b)

Engineering Design Process

c)

Applied Math

d)

Physics

7.

The branch of engineering that applies procedures and methods of production of industrial products, as well as, its product quality

a)

Biomedical Engineering

b)

Mechanical Engineering

c)

Manufacturing Engineering

d)

Civil Engineering

8.

A 3D printing machine reads the data from the CAD drawing and lays down successive layers of liquid, powder, or sheet material — building up the physical model from a series of cross sections

a)

CNC Machine

b)

Biosensor Technology

c)

RP Machine

d)

Solid Modeling

9.

A measuring device that includes a probe with a  biological receptor that detects, records, and transmits information regarding a physiological change or process

a)

CNC Machine

b)

Biosensor Technology

c)

RP Machine

d)

Solid Modeling

10.

An automated control of machining tools (such as saws, drills, lathes, mills) by means of a computer program (it produces a part out of solid material that meets specifications by following a coded programmed instruction from 3D modeling software)

a)

CNC Machine

b)

Biosensor Technology

c)

RP Machine

d)

Solid Modeling

11.

A 3D modeling software, which allows users plan, visualize, model, prototype with stress/strain simulation management ( it will allow you to create a static design, such as bridge beam and load conditions can be applied to test durability of your design)

a)

CNC Machine

b)

Biosensor Technology

c)

RP Machine

d)

Solid Modeling

12.

A branch of engineering that is involved in the aspects of designing, building, testing, and maintaining aircrafts, aircraft parts, or spacecrafts 

a)

Mechanical Engineer

b)

Aerospace Engineer

c)

Biomedical Engineer

d)

Electrical Engineer

13.

A programming platform that receives signals from a biosensor are analyzed using data collecting techniques — a matrix-based language allowing the data to be expressed in familiar mathematical notation for analysis

a)

CAD software

b)

MATLAB

c)

Solidworks Software

d)

Project Engineer

14.

The use of computers to create 2D and 3D technical designs — the software helps us create, modify, analyze, and enhance a design

a)

CAD software

b)

MATLAB

c)

Solidworks Software

d)

Project Engineer

15.

The branch of engineering that is concerned with overseeing major transportation projects, as well as, the maintenance of the buildings and structures?

a)

Biomedical Engineering

b)

Mechanical Engineering

c)

Manufacturing Engineering

d)

Civil Engineering

16.

Above all else, what does an engineer do?

a)

solve problems

b)

write programs

c)

improve medical equipment

d)

design machines

17.

What is an engineer?

a)

they use science to makes things

b)

they use science, math, and technology to analyze, design, and improve just about anything

c)

a person who fixes things using math and science

d)

a person who combines science and the fine arts to solve a problem

18.

The branch of engineering that is concerned with the practical applications, services, and manufacturing of electricity in all its forms, including those of the field of electronics

a)

Biomedical Engineering

b)

Mechanical Engineering

c)

Manufacturing Engineering

d)

Electrical Engineering

19.

What is the First Step of the Engineering Design Process

a)

Do Your Research

b)

Build a Prototype

c)

Testing IT

d)

Defne the Problem

20.

What step of the design process would you brainstorm possible solutions that best meets the original requirements?

a)

Develop a possible solution

b)

Construct and Test Prototype

c)

Evaluate the Solution

d)

Redesign

21.

Which step of the design process where you build a small scale model to test a concept or process?

a)

Construct and Test Prototype

b)

Generate Concepts

c)

Develop a Solution

d)

Evaluate the Solution

22.

What step of the design process would you ask "Does it work?" or "Does it meet the original design constraints?"

a)

Build a Prototype

b)

Communicate the solution

c)

Test and Evaluate the Solutions

d)

Redesign

23.

Which step of the design process where you discuss how the results of your build best meets the initial problem or need?

a)

Construct a prototype

b)

Test and evaluate the solution(s)

c)

Communicate the solution(s)

d)

Redesign

24.

What step of the design process where you re-evaluate, make changes, and test again before settling on a final design?

a)

Construct a prototype

b)

Test and evaluate the solution(s)

c)


Communicate the solution(s)

d)

Redesign