What is engineering?
Engineering Design Cycle
Machines
Physics
100

Building bridges, highways, tunnels, or dams

What is civil engineering?

100

T/F: A design will always have an unexpected failure, you will never have a perfect design

What is true?

100

Inclined planes are an example of a _____

What is a simple machine?

100

The force that pulls objects to earth.

What is gravity?

200

Design, test, manufacture electrical components - motors, navigation or communication systems

What is electrical engineering?

200

a crucial part in the engineering cycle

What is design?

200

Made by combining two or more simple machines to perform more intricate tasks

What is a complex machine?

200

The energy of motion.

What is Kinetic Energy?

300

science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics

What is STEAM?

300

You must problem solve and solve the problem in your design then _______ it. 

What is change?

300

Converts rotational motion into linear motion and can amplify force - useful for holding objects together or raising heavy loads

What is a screw?

300

The energy an object may have based on its size and position

What is potential energy?

400

Mainly focus on the production of chemicals, food, and medicine

What is chemical engineering?

400

You cannot just design something and expect it to work, you need to actually _____ it.

What is test?

400

Two inclined planes joined back to back used to separate, split or cut objects

What is a wedge?

400

the way an object will speed up as it is falling and continue until it meets an outside force – like the ground

What is momentum?

500

this engineering is involved in creating robotic prosthetics or autonomous drones

What is an mechanical engineering?

500

Design ensures efficient problem-solving, _________, and the creation of quality, reliable solutions

What is innovation?

500

A wheel and rope machine that can change the direction of a force

What is a pulley?

500

The force acting on an object is equal to the mass of the object multiplied by its acceleration

What is Newton's 2nd law of motion?