Engineering Disciplines
What are the 4 big fields of engineering?
1. Chemical
2. Civil
3. Electrical
4. Mechanical
Who should sign the entries in your engineering notebook?
You and witness.
What is the first step of the design process?
Define problem
What is the name of an object that appears deeper than it actually is?
Cavalier Oblique
What is the center portion of an atom containing the protons and neutrons called?
Nucleus
What type of engineering involves the design of launch facilities, transit systems, and bridges?
Civil engineering
How do you fix an error in your engineering notebook?
Cross out and sign initials
What things do you need to know when defining the problem?
is problem valid and justifiable
What is an objected called when it has a more realistic view because depth does not appear distorted.
Cabinet Oblique
What is a proton?
Positively charged atomic particles
Which types of design do Automotive Engineering address?
-Engine
-Structural
-Tire
What are the 3 categories in the Table of Contents of your notebook?
-Title
-Date
-Page number
Which step of the design process would you create a decision matrix?
Generate concept
What type of drawing shows three faces of an object in one view?
Pictorial Drawing
What is a neutron?
Uncharged atomic particles
Which engineers deal with the motion of electrons in metals?
Electrical engineers
What should you write with in your notebook?
Pen
What do you accomplish when you develop a solution?
You accomplish a detailed design solution.
What is the box method?
The box method is a sketching technique used to maintain proportionality.
What is a current?
The flow of electric charge
Which engineers specialize in aerodynamics, propulsion, controls and structure?
Aeronautical engineers
What do you do when there's an empty space in notebook?
Diagonal line and sign
In which step of the design process would you communicate the project?
Present the solution
What angle is used for the depth of isometric sketches?
30 degrees
What is the force that causes current to flow called?
Voltage