Engineering Is a very interesting occupation. Some marvels of great engineers are bridges and amazing machineries. Are you planning on being an engineer in the future? Take up this quiz and see just how much you know about your future occupation. All the best of luck as you aim high!
Ideas
Best work
Sketches
Warm-up assignments
Record all ideas, and actions taken
Record sketches, pictures, and examples
Sign and date every page
All of the above
To make their company happy
Record of work to explain to others steps taken in solving a problem
A requirement by the engineering qualifications department of documentation
If they do not do it they lose half of their salary.
Using technological and scientific knowledge to solve practical problems
An improvement of an existing technological product, system, or method of doing something
The science and technology of building devices, such as electronic circuits, from single atoms and molecules
A human-made object
Invention
Innovation
Technology
Engineering
Invention
Innovation
Technology
Engineering
A written plan that identifies a problem to be solved. It lays out who the engineer will be working for and criteria’s and constraints they must follow.
An inventive decision-making process that produces plans by which resources are converted into products or systems that meet human needs and wants or solve problems.
An act, process, that is made by engineers to make building or constructing projects take much longer so they can receive more money in the long run.
A systematic problem-solving strategy, with criteria and constraints, used to develop many possible solutions to a problem or to satisfy human needs and wants and narrow down the possible solutions to one final choice.
Make a problem more complicated
Make sure an engineer is using their notebook correctly.
Make an appropriate strategy for solving a problem
Slow down an engineer’s work
The more ideas generated the better, every idea even the silly ones are important to bring up and record.
When you brainstorm you are using your brain.
A group can meet the required amount of ideas that must be generated by the engineers or teachers rules.
All of the above.
To reduce the work load of an individual.
Provide an opportunity for leadership.
To generate more ideas and greater creativity.
All of the above.
Criteria
Constraints
Clients
None of the Above
Criteria
Constraint
Client
None of the Above
Define the Problem, because the problem is given to you by a client.
Develop Ideas, because it is what students do when they first see a design brief.
Research, because a design brief gives criteria to research.
Communicate Results, because design briefs deal with clients.
Develop Ideas, because many ideas go into a decision making matrix.
Design Brief, because that’s where you find a criteria to judge an idea.
Choose the Best Idea, because a decision matrix helps you make educated decisions.
All of the above.
Digital pictures taken of engineers work to document.
Sketches that look like a 3D image to help describe an idea.
Inventor drawings made to show exact dimensions.
A quick sketch to get an idea out of one’s head and onto paper.
Height and Depth
Height and Width
Width and Depth
Depth and Width
Height and Depth
Height and Width
Width and Depth
Depth and Width
If rules are followed engineers, designers, and manufacturers, can see the size, and location of all features.
If rules are followed engineers, designers, and manufacturers, understand the working drawing because all working drawings follow the same rules and language.
If rules are followed engineers, designers, and manufacturers, can see the size, and location of all features.
All of the above.
Parallel lines
Horizontal and vertical lines
Isometric shapes
Perpendicular lines
Hand-drawn sketch, 3D Model, Working Drawing, Prototype
Hand-drawn sketch, Working drawing, Prototype, 3D Model
Hand-drawn sketch, Working drawing, 3D Model, Prototype
Prototype, Working drawing, Hand-drawn sketch, 3D Model
A working drawing is a drawing you make before you complete your work.
A working drawing is a drawing you make when you begin your work.
A working drawing is a drawing that shows others how to complete, fabricate, or assemble a part.
All of the above.
Assembly
Part
Working Drawing
Presentation
Assembly
Part
Working Drawing
Presentation