Time Management & Problem Solving
Three activities which help prioritize personal well-being.
7-9 hours of sleep each day, regular consumption of nutritious meals, time for exercise, relaxation time with friends/family, time for hobbies.
Two examples of academic offenses.
falsification of documents, possession of unauthorized aids, commit plagiarism, submission of academic work that has previously been submitted, submission of academic work with false information.
Two technical skills useful for a resume.
Programming languages, Data Analytics, Machine Learning, Statistical Tools, CAD software, Simulation Tools.
What is an engineer?
An engineer is a professional who applies scientific and mathematical principles to design, develop and maintain systems and structures.
Two examples of Time Management techniques.
Pomodoro Technique, Time Blocking, Urgent-Important Matrix, Priority Based Task List, Eat the Frog Technique.
What is the highest punishment possible after committing an academic offense, and who dictates this punishment?
Expulsion as recommended by the Tribunal.
Two soft skills useful for a resume.
Why is engineering considered a profession? (2 reasons)
Requires a degree from an accredited university to become qualified as an engineer, engineers possess specialized knowledge, requires adherence to professional and ethical standards.
Describe Polya's problem solving method (4 steps).
Understand the problem -> Devise a plan -> Carry out the plan -> Look back.
People/organizations to be considered when working as an engineer (2 examples)
Consider the needs of the client/employers, the public/society, and the stakeholders.
Describe the ADR method for resume development.
Action: What was done?
Description: Overview of the process.
Result: What was the outcome?
What is a sociotechnical profession? How does this relate to engineering?
Sociotechnical professionals consider both the social context and technical capabilities when designing, developing and implementing systems in various fields.
Engineers balance user needs, organizational goals and technological advancements.