The distance between the center of a fastener hole and edge of a part.
What is edge distance?
100
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Where is MIT located?
100
The first female astronaut.
Who is Sally Ride?
100
The number of electrons in an element.
What is the atomic number?
200
Pacific Aero Products Company
What was the original name of The Boeing Company?
200
Structure which consists of partially stressed skin.
What is semi-monocoque?
200
California Golden Bears
What is the motto of Berkeley's athletic teams?
200
First computer programmer of Harvard Mark I computer
Who is Grace Murray Hopper?
200
Millions of individual crystals in a piece of metal.
What are grains?
300
Seaplane
What was the first type of aircraft built by Boeing?
300
Load the structure is rated to be able to take before failure.
What is allowable load?
300
Go Blue!
What is a chant for the Michigan Wolverines?
300
First female to earn a EE degree from MIT.
Who Edith Clark?
300
Body centered cubic (BCC), Face centered cubic (FCC), and Hexagonal Close Packed (HCP).
What are metallic lattice or crystal structures?
400
A twin engine advanced tactical fighter with stealth features, built jointly by Boeing and Lockheed Martin.
What is the F-22?
400
Type of loading which occurs when the load is not applied through the centroid of a structure.
What is Eccentric Loading?
400
University located almost halfway between St. Louis and Springfield
What is Missouri Rolla?
400
Invented the frequency hopping theory which serves as a basis for blue tooth and wireless network communications, also a movie star in the 1940's and 1950's.
Who is Hedy Lamarr?
400
Has three categories, metals, non-metals, and a transition zone.
What is the periodic table?
500
Twin engine short and medium range airliner, which has been the best-selling commercial jet aircraft in aviation history.
What is the 737?
500
Rule used to evaluate cumulative damage.
What is Miner's Rule?
500
Boilermaker
What is the Purdue University mascot?
500
Product that is flexible, light, incredibly strong, first spun in 1971, and was invented by Stephanie Kwolek.
What is Kevlar?
500
Measures the change in length per degree of temperature.