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Engineering Overview
Design Process
Manufacturing/Materials
Systems I
Systems II
100
A person designing a fuel injection system for a motor vehicle would be this type of engineer.
What is a Mechanical Engineer
100
This geometric shape would best describe the design process.
What is a circle?
100
This process is used to make components by shaping pliable raw material using a rigid frame or model.
What is molding?
100
This is the equation for force.
What is Force = Mass*Acceleration?
100
This electrical component is used to store charge.
What is a capacitor?
200
The minimum education required to become an engineer
What is a Bachelor's Degree
200
This is the first step of the design process.
What is Identifying the Problem?
200
This material ensures that heat is transferred efficiently.
What is thermal conductivity (k)?
200
These are the SI units for force.
What are Newtons or kg*m/s^2?
200
This is how much current is running through a circuit with 10 volts and 200 ohms (UNITS)
What is 1/20 amps?
300
You must pass both of these tests before you become a certified engineer
What is FE & PE?
300
This is the 2 of the three major types of testing.
What is Destructive/Non-Destructive/Functionality)?
300
This type of stress causes to break as though a pair of scissors was cutting it.
What is Shear Stress?
300
These units for mass in the English (Imperial) system would also make sense following the word banana.
What are slugs?
300
This circuit has these three components in it.
What is a capacitor, a switch, and an AC source?
400
What does FE stand for?
What is the Fundamentals of Engineering (Exam)?
400
This equation would model the pressure supplied by a 5 in. diameter with 40 lbs of force being applied.
What is P = 40/(pi*2.5^2)
400
This term means that the item contains iron and is generally magnetic.
What is ferrous?
400
These are the English units for pressure?
What are psi/psf?
400
This is the change in temperature per meter of a plane wall if T1 = 20F, T2 = 40F with a length of 2m.
What is 10 degrees F/meter?
500
These are 2 of the 4 math courses that all engineering degrees must take.
What is Calculus I, Calculus II, Calculus II, Differential Equations (Lin. Algebra/Statistics)?
500
This step of the design process follows prototyping.
What is redesign/refinement?
500
This region is where a material will behave like a spring after stress is applied and released.
What is the elastic region?
500
This is how much force would be required to provide 20 Pascals on a metal plate with an area of 2 m^2 (UNITS)!
What is 40N?
500
These three resistors are in a ______________ circuit.
What is combination?