Fall 2011 Test 1 | ENGE 1024 - Engineering Exploration, Quizzes of Engineering

Class: ENGE 1024 - Engineering Exploration; Subject: Engineering Education; University: Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University; Term: Fall 2011;

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TERM 1
Five steps of scientific method
DEFINITION 1
1. formulate a hypothesis to explain a natural phenomenon2.
conceive and execute experiments to test the hypothesis3.
analyze test results and state conclusions4. generalize the
hypothesis into the form of a law or theory if experimental
results are in harmony with the hypothesis5. publish the new
knowledge
TERM 2
6 steps of design process
DEFINITION 2
1. define the problem2. acquire and assemble pertinent
data3. identify solution constraints and criteria4. develop
alternative solutions5. select a solution based on analysis of
alternatives6. communicate the results
TERM 3
ABET
DEFINITION 3
accreditation board for engineering and technology
TERM 4
ABET's 2009-2010 criteria for accrediting
engineering programs
DEFINITION 4
1. an ability to apply knowledge of mat h, science, and
engineering2, an ability to design and conduct experiements, as
well as to analyze and interpret data3 . an ability to design a
system, component, or process to m eet desired needs within
realistic constraints such as econom ic, environmental, social,
political, ethical, health and safety, m anufacturability, and
sustainability4. an ability to function on multidisciplinary teams5.
an ability to identify, formulate, and so lve engineering problems
TERM 5
ABET criteria contd
DEFINITION 5
6. an understanding of professional an d ethical responsibility7. an
ability to communicate effectively8. the broad education
necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a
global, economic, environmental and societalcontext9. a
recognition of the need for and an ab ility to engage in life-long
learning10. a knowledge of contempo rary issues11. an ability to
use the techniques, skills, and moder nengineeringtools necessary
for engineering practice.
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Five steps of scientific method

1. formulate a hypothesis to explain a natural phenomenon2.

conceive and execute experiments to test the hypothesis3.

analyze test results and state conclusions4. generalize the

hypothesis into the form of a law or theory if experimental

results are in harmony with the hypothesis5. publish the new

knowledge

TERM 2

6 steps of design process

DEFINITION 2

1. define the problem2. acquire and assemble pertinent

data3. identify solution constraints and criteria4. develop

alternative solutions5. select a solution based on analysis of

alternatives6. communicate the results

TERM 3

ABET

DEFINITION 3

accreditation board for engineering and technology

TERM 4

ABET's 2009-2010 criteria for accrediting

engineering programs

DEFINITION 4

1. an ability to apply knowledge of math, science, and

engineering2, an ability to design and conduct experiements, as

well as to analyze and interpret data3. an ability to design a

system, component, or process to meet desired needs within

realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social,

political, ethical, health and safety, manufacturability, and

sustainability4. an ability to function on multidisciplinary teams5.

an ability to identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems

TERM 5

ABET criteria contd

DEFINITION 5

6. an understanding of professional and ethical responsibility7. an

ability to communicate effectively8. the broad education

necessary to understand the impact of engineering solutions in a

global, economic, environmental andsocietalcontext9. a

recognition of the need for and an ability to engage in life-long

learning10. a knowledge of contemporary issues11. an ability to

use the techniques, skills, and modernengineeringtools necessary

for engineering practice.

scientific problem solving method

1. problem statement2. diagram3. theory4. assumptions5.

solution steps6. identify results and verify accuracy7.

discussion/conclusion

TERM 7

dimension

DEFINITION 7

are independent of units

TERM 8

meter is defined as

DEFINITION 8

the distance traveled by lightin a vacuum during a specified

amount of time

TERM 9

fundamental dimension

DEFINITION 9

a dimension that can be conveniently and usefully

manipulated when expressing all physical quantities of a

particular field of science or engineering

TERM 10

derived dimension

DEFINITION 10

a combination of two or more fundamental dimensions

time

second

TERM 17

mass

DEFINITION 17

kilogram

TERM 18

electric current

DEFINITION 18

ampere

TERM 19

temperature

DEFINITION 19

kelvin

TERM 20

amount of substance

DEFINITION 20

mole

luminous intensity

candela

TERM 22

fundamental units for the US customary

system

DEFINITION 22

foot, pound, second. slub- the amount of mass that would be

accelerated to one foot per second squared given a force of

one pound

TERM 23

center lines

DEFINITION 23

represent symmetry and paths of motion and to mark the

centers of circles and the axes of symmetrical parts such as

cylinders and bolts

TERM 24

break lines

DEFINITION 24

1. a freehand thick line2 a long ruled thin line with

zigzagsbreak lines are used to show where an ojbect is

broken to save drawing space or reveal interior features

TERM 25

dimension and extension lines

DEFINITION 25

indicate the sizes of features on a drawing

stitch lines

indicate a sewing or stitching process

TERM 32

chain lines

DEFINITION 32

indicate that a surface is to receive additional treatment

TERM 33

symmetry lines

DEFINITION 33

used as an axis of symmetry for a particular view

TERM 34

visualization

DEFINITION 34

the ability to mentally control visual info

TERM 35

graphics theory

DEFINITION 35

geometry and projection techniques

standards

sets of rules that govern how parts are made and technical

drawings arerepresented