Ethics & CRIT
In CRIT, what does the T stand for?
What is Trust/Transparency
What is the final step of the EDP?
What is Communicate Results
According to Pascal's Law, how is pressure transmitted?
What is equally in all directions
In the Challenger disaster, which CRIT component was ignored?
What is Risk/Data-driven Risk
What is the minimum accuracy rate for your pitch?
What is 85%
Define the Paramountcy Rule.
What is safety of the public is highest priority
Which step follows Brainstorming but precedes Prototyping?
What is Selecting the Best Solution
If Resistance increases and Voltage is constant, what happens to Current?
What is it decreases
In the Hyatt Regency case, what "minor change" caused the walkway collapse?
What are the double-rod systems
What does LOTO ensure for a technician?
What is ensuring zero-energy state
What is the Social Contract?
What is the Obligation to public safety over company schedules/costs
Is "Cost must be under $20" a Criterion or Constraint?
What is a Constraint
In a fluid system, if Force increases on a fixed Area, what happens to Pressure?
What is it increases
Which case study involved bolted joints replacing welded ones?
What is the Citicorp Center Crisis
What is the "Silence Penalty"?
What is the ethical cost of hiding data/product flaws
Identify the I in CRIT regarding a bridge failure.
What is Impact: Loss of life/trust
What is the term for the repetitive loop of testing/fixing?
What is Iteration
Which device in the logic chain makes decisions (The Brain)?
What is a PLC
What "Refinement Logic" was ignored in the Hyatt case?
What is the Static load data/Safety Factor
Why is "failed" data the most important component in a pitch?
What is it proves the design was vetted (Builds more Trust in the product from the stakeholders)
Why is "Trusting the Expert" a bad idea in engineering?
What is trust is earned via data-proven evidence
What tool is used to rank ideas against specific metrics/constraints?
What is a Decision Matrix
What happens to Current if Voltage is doubled and Resistance is halved?
What is it quadruples
How does a Case Study help in your EOY pitch?
What is it becomes a blueprint to avoid historical errors and make appropriate improvements to designs
What is the difference between Trial & Error vs Refinement?
What is Refinement uses data-proven evidence to suggest an improvement change