CS
Binary digit that is the smallest unit of data in computing
What is Bit?
Tallest building in the world
What is Burj Khalifa?
Electrical quantity, measured in volts, represents the potential difference between two points
What is Voltage?
This other major is part of the same department as systems engineering and focuses on optimization
What is Industrial Engineering?
What does NPRE stand for?
What is Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering?
Data structure that operates on a First-In, First-Out (FIFO) principle
What is Queue?
The vertical elements in a building that transmit loads from floors to the foundation are called these
What is Column?
Circuit component that stores energy in an electric field and is defined by the question Q=CV
What is Capacitor?
This data driven methodology is used to reduce process variability and aims to get less than one defect per 3.4 million units produce
What is Six Sigma?
V=I*R; what law is this?
What is Ohm's Law?
Algorithm that repeatedly compares adjacent elements and swaps them if they’re out of order
What is Bubble Sort?
This common composite material is made by combining cement, water, and aggregates like sand and gravel
What is Concrete?
Number system, commonly used in digital logic, that uses base-16 and digits 0-9 and A-F
What is Hexadecimal?
Before the building was housed by the ISE department, this other major occupied the transportation building
What is Railway/Railroad Engineering?
How many electrons are in the 1S orbital of Carbon?
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Part of an operating system that manages process scheduling, memory allocation, and hardware resources
What is Kernel?
This property of materials refers to their ability to return to original shape after being deformed
What is Elasticity?
Type of amplifier configuration in BJT circuits provides high input impedance and voltage gain, with the input applied to the base and output taken from the collector
What is Common-emitter amplifier?
In an engineering drawing, when you take a half section, this convention is used to indicate where the cutting plane cuts through solid materials
What is Hatching?
a theoretical four-step thermodynamic cycle that converts heat into work with maximum possible efficiency
What is the Carnot Cycle?