Bioengineering
What is bioengineering?
The branch of engineering that uses biology to create new medicine and medical technology.
What is chemical engineering?
The branch of engineering that uses chemistry and physics to create and/or design new materials
What is civil engineering?
The branch of engineering that deals with the built environment, such as bridges, buildings, and dams.
What is computer engineering?
The branch of engineering that researches, designs, develops, and tests computer systems and components
What is mechanical engineering?
The branch of engineering that studies objects in motion, from simple gears to airplanes.
How many bones are in the human body?
a) 191
b) 187
c) 236
d) 206
d) 206
What is environmental engineering?
The branch of engineering that works to make natural resources, such as water and fossil fuels, usable to humans
What do electrical engineering?
The branch of engineering that designs, develops, tests, and supervises the manufacturing of electrical equipment
What is industrial engineering?
The branch of engineering that works to improve systems of people, materials, information, equipment, and energy.
Bioengineering is not only done for humans. It also makes food look better and taste better. What three letters are used for food that has been genetically modified?
GMO (genetically modified organisms)
Pitt's Petroleum Engineering department was the first in the world. When was it established?
a) 1910
b) 1917
c) 1930
d) 1932
a) 1910
What kind of bridge is the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco
A suspension bridge
What is the difference between a computer scientist and computer engineer?
A computer engineer mostly works with hardware (ex. connecting wires, building computers) while a computer scientist works with software (ex. coding video games, working in cybersecurity)
Which one of these projects would an industrial engineer be most involved in?
a) Designing a machine
b) Inventing a flying car
c) Streamlining an assembly line
c) Streamlining an assembly line