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Introduction To Engineering - 5
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Instructions:
Answer 35 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Write a MATLAB series - y - that starts at 2 - ends at 20 - and is incremented by 2
plot(y)
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y = 2:2:20
engineer working for design firm approving drawings for steel beams - also works for the steel company - he would essentially be approving his own work
2. How would you transpose Matrix A?
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3. If there are 6 pins in a joint/pin analysis - there will be how many equations?
plot(x -y)
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xlabel('text') - ylabel('text') - title('text')
4. What commands halt a program before plotting a graph
Claude Shannon
AB - or inv(A)*B
hold on - hold off
how much spread is in the data
5. What are the steps for getting a Professional Engineering License?
name = [1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9]
Fundamentals in Engineering Exam - 4 years work experience - PE exam - oral exam concerning ethical/legal obligations - renew license annually - continue education
considered expert - work as consultant - higher salary - promotions - teach - testify in court as expert witness
plot(theta - sin(theta))
6. Write a MATLAB plot - with x as a series - height as a y- vector - and the graph dotted ( : ) - red ( r ) - and with diamonds at the points ( d )
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7. What is Standard Deviation?
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tension or compression
how much spread is in the data
size(name)
8. What is Ohm's Law?
plot(theta - sin(theta))
greater responsibility - potential to lose license - renew annually
Nothing perfectly safe - design safe if risks judged acceptable - or if design comparatively safe
V=IR
9. What are the benefits of networking?
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y = 2:2:20
mean and Standard Deviation
10. Write a MATLAB legend
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11. Name four people who were engineers - but are famous for a non - engineering task/accomplishment. Also list what they did.
AB - or inv(A)*B
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y = 2:2:20
Neil Armstrong- astronaut - Jimmy Carter- Nuclear Engineer - Alfred Hitchcock- Movie Director - Tom Scholtz- leader of Boston
12. Solve for X...AX=B - give
plot(y)
name = [1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9]
AB - or inv(A)*B
Neil Armstrong- astronaut - Jimmy Carter- Nuclear Engineer - Alfred Hitchcock- Movie Director - Tom Scholtz- leader of Boston
13. How do you find the size of matrix 'name?'
what Chris did - privately rebuke Ah Chee - tell him to further punish/threaten Dave
size(name)
legend('text1' - 'text2')
.* - ./ - .^
14. Write a matrix named name - from 1 to 9 - with 3 rows - 3 columns
y(3)=15
.* - ./ - .^
name(2 -3)=7
name = [1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9]
15. Give a conflict of interest scenario
hold on - hold off
tension or compression
engineer working for design firm approving drawings for steel beams - also works for the steel company - he would essentially be approving his own work
force in an opposite direction of what is predetermined as a positive direction
16. Write a plot with an already determined x- series - and y- vector
name(2 -3)=7
engineer working for design firm approving drawings for steel beams - also works for the steel company - he would essentially be approving his own work
V=IR
plot(x -y)
17. What MIT grad student wrote a Senior Thesis - relating boolean algebra to electrical circuits - where 0 represents circuit off - and 1 represents circuit on
y = 2:2:20
plot(x - height -':rd')
Claude Shannon
vector involves direction
18. When operating on vectors - write the 3 unique operators
what Chris did - privately rebuke Ah Chee - tell him to further punish/threaten Dave
Neil Armstrong- astronaut - Jimmy Carter- Nuclear Engineer - Alfred Hitchcock- Movie Director - Tom Scholtz- leader of Boston
engineer working for design firm approving drawings for steel beams - also works for the steel company - he would essentially be approving his own work
.* - ./ - .^
19. What would you have done if you were in Chris' shoes - concerning the sexual harassment situation?
vector involves direction
12
size(name)
what Chris did - privately rebuke Ah Chee - tell him to further punish/threaten Dave
20. List the cons of having a PE license.
greater responsibility - potential to lose license - renew annually
engineer working for design firm approving drawings for steel beams - also works for the steel company - he would essentially be approving his own work
plot(theta - sin(theta))
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21. Write how to add labels for the x- axis - y- axis - and title of a plot in MATLAB
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22. How do you plot a function - sin(theta) - with theta as 0:pi/2:pi
plot(x - height -':rd')
plot(theta - sin(theta))
.* - ./ - .^
y(3)=15
23. What is the simple plot for y - which is a vector - with x increments of 1
AB - or inv(A)*B
plot(y)
y = 2:2:20
they are good problem solvers - engineers do better on the GMAT business exam
24. List the pros of having a PE license.
AB - or inv(A)*B
considered expert - work as consultant - higher salary - promotions - teach - testify in court as expert witness
y(3)=15
they are good problem solvers - engineers do better on the GMAT business exam
25. Change the value in the matrix 'name' in the 2nd row - 3rd column - to the value 7
plot(x - height -':rd')
name(2 -3)=7
what Chris did - privately rebuke Ah Chee - tell him to further punish/threaten Dave
xlabel('text') - ylabel('text') - title('text')
26. What is the difference between scalar and vector?
vector involves direction
Neil Armstrong- astronaut - Jimmy Carter- Nuclear Engineer - Alfred Hitchcock- Movie Director - Tom Scholtz- leader of Boston
plot(theta - sin(theta))
engineer working for design firm approving drawings for steel beams - also works for the steel company - he would essentially be approving his own work
27. Explain how to define 'safe' in engineering design.
plot(theta - sin(theta))
engineer working for design firm approving drawings for steel beams - also works for the steel company - he would essentially be approving his own work
legend('text1' - 'text2')
Nothing perfectly safe - design safe if risks judged acceptable - or if design comparatively safe
28. Who is responsible for logic based algebra - which is used as arithmetic in computers?
mean and Standard Deviation
George Boole
name(2 -3)=7
y = 2:2:20
29. What are the 2 main statistics used in engineering?
mean and Standard Deviation
name(2 -3)=7
.* - ./ - .^
y = 2:2:20
30. Write a MATLAB vector - a - including 2 - 4 - 6 - 8
what Chris did - privately rebuke Ah Chee - tell him to further punish/threaten Dave
job recommendations - get connections - good way of getting advice - and getting to know who can do what
a = [2 - 4 - 6 - 8]
Nothing perfectly safe - design safe if risks judged acceptable - or if design comparatively safe
31. Why do engineers often also succeed in Liberal arts? Give an example?
Ephesians 5 - shouldn't be any sexual immorality among Christians - Genesis 1 - men and women created in God's image - Matthew 5 - lust is adultery
y(3)=15
they are good problem solvers - engineers do better on the GMAT business exam
how much spread is in the data
32. Bar or Members are always either in _____ or _____
Nothing perfectly safe - design safe if risks judged acceptable - or if design comparatively safe
tension or compression
plot(theta - sin(theta))
plot(x -y)
33. In MATLAB - change the 3rd element of the y series to the value - 15
they are good problem solvers - engineers do better on the GMAT business exam
y(3)=15
a = [2 - 4 - 6 - 8]
mean and Standard Deviation
34. List some biblical principles against sexual harassment?
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35. What does negative force mean?
Nothing perfectly safe - design safe if risks judged acceptable - or if design comparatively safe
size(name)
force in an opposite direction of what is predetermined as a positive direction
V=IR