Enginering Concepts Course Review

The Galloping Girdie was which of these famous bridges?

In technology, adapting means

___________ is the property of returning to an initial form or state following deformation.

When engineers strive to achieve maximum efficiency and it gives the perfect solution.

Civil engineers may work on any of the following EXCEPT

The most far reaching standards organization is the _________________________.

The tensile force placed on a member divided by the cross-sectional area is known as what?

In the design process, the step after building a prototype is typically

The SI unit for a force is?

The Earth is pulling on an object with force mg, What is the reaction force?

A force that has both a magnitude and a direction.

Which of the following is an example of a career related to the transportation industry?

Flat plates that are used to strengthen the connection between members in a trussbridge.

The purpose of a simulation is to ____________________.

What is a product specification?

Materials that do not stretch or have NO elasticity are said to be __________.

Engineers are concerned with ________?

A tendency for a material to be pulled apart is _________________.

The permanent elongation of a member is called _______________ deformation.

In order to select the best possible solution, all of the possible solutions must be _________.

To resist a load, an structure must push back with a force that is equal and _________?

Brainstorming is one way to promote

Which is NOT a step in the problem solving process?

Principles of design that most directly affect appearance include

The third course in the engineering pathway is.

Materials that continue to stretch are called ____________.

Any engineer’s primary focus should be what?

The CTSO that is available for students in the Engineering programs in GA is called what?

__________ is the maximum tension force a mamber can carry before it fails.

________ capabilities allow a designer to be surrounded by an image that changes as he turns.

Forces that try to make material tear and slide by each other are ___________.

Genetic engineering involves ________

Ergonomics involves _________?

Designing a mouse for a computer to fit well in your had would demonstrate

Forces that twist or bend a material are called ________________.

Which type of worker would be most likely to use schematic diagrams

The pointon a load deformation curve where the material snaps is called the _________ point.

When conducting engineering tests, data that CAN be measured in units is called ________.

Amount of elongation of a member divided by the member’s original length.

When designing a bridge, civil Engineers must consider which of the following?

A(n) __________ drawing shows parts in their proper places and how they fit together.

What organization sets and enforces protective workplace safety and health standards?

Stress divided by strain results in the ________________.

If you are brainstorming, you are _____________________.

Rapid prototyping relies on

The letter “S” in OSHA stands for _________________.

When conducting engineering tests, data that CANNOT be measured in units is called_____.

The best way to test a solution is to

The IEEE is the professional organization for what group?

It is the ________ who decides from what materials a product will be made.

A(n) ________ is a force that is applied to a structure.

ASME is the ________.

A force that has both a magnitude and a direction.

During the 1800s, a technician would have been called a(n)

A force that has a magnitude but DOES NOT have a direction

Analyzing a prototype to see if it works as predicted is called ________.

According to Newton’s 1st law of motion, with no external force, a moving object will

A(n) _________ designs structures.

Design portfolios, design journals, sketches, and schematics are all used to do what?

A full size, working model of an object (Usually the first one made) is called what?

A non-working, 3D model of a proposed product is a ________?