EGR 100 Final Exam Questions and
Answers11
What is EGR 100? - ANSWERS-A first year engineering design course...taken by all engineering
majors...with a mission to teach engineering project management...while serving several
objectives.
Objectives of EGR 100 - ANSWERS-Students will be able to:
Implement an organized methodology in solving design problems and effectively communicate
those solutions; function effectively on cross-functional design teams; and explain unique
aspects of the engineering profession. These skills are to be used throughout the students
academic and professional careers.
EGR 100 Course Format - ANSWERS-Pre-Lecture:
Learn engineering concepts presented in course text.
Lecture:
Develop engineering design, communication, teamwork and professional skills through
combination of instruction and in-class activities.
Lab:
Further develop engineering skills through individual and team assignments related to design
projects.
What is Engineering? (As Defined by Merriam-Webster) - ANSWERS-"the application of science
and mathematics by which the properties of matter and the sources of energy in nature are
made useful to people"
"the design and manufacture of complex products"
, Application of Engineering - ANSWERS-Perfect World:
Well Defined problems; worked on by individuals; introduce single, best solutions
Real World:
Open-ended problems; worked on by teams; produce multiple solutions to be optimized
Proper Usage of E-Mail - ANSWERS-- address recipient with their PROPER title and name
- use complete sentences
- use correct spelling, grammar and punctuation
- have a relatable but short subject title
- make message short yet complete
- sign with first and last name and contact info
Organization of Tasks - ANSWERS-- Times New Roman 10-12 pt. Font, Single Spaced, Left
Adjusted, and One Column - NO Bullet Points
- Generate any needed data (measurements and pictures)
- Create figures, tables, etc. from the data
- Use Word and Excel instead of Google Docs
- Write concisely and accurately using data - be detailed
- develop text in past tense, using passive voice
Answers11
What is EGR 100? - ANSWERS-A first year engineering design course...taken by all engineering
majors...with a mission to teach engineering project management...while serving several
objectives.
Objectives of EGR 100 - ANSWERS-Students will be able to:
Implement an organized methodology in solving design problems and effectively communicate
those solutions; function effectively on cross-functional design teams; and explain unique
aspects of the engineering profession. These skills are to be used throughout the students
academic and professional careers.
EGR 100 Course Format - ANSWERS-Pre-Lecture:
Learn engineering concepts presented in course text.
Lecture:
Develop engineering design, communication, teamwork and professional skills through
combination of instruction and in-class activities.
Lab:
Further develop engineering skills through individual and team assignments related to design
projects.
What is Engineering? (As Defined by Merriam-Webster) - ANSWERS-"the application of science
and mathematics by which the properties of matter and the sources of energy in nature are
made useful to people"
"the design and manufacture of complex products"
, Application of Engineering - ANSWERS-Perfect World:
Well Defined problems; worked on by individuals; introduce single, best solutions
Real World:
Open-ended problems; worked on by teams; produce multiple solutions to be optimized
Proper Usage of E-Mail - ANSWERS-- address recipient with their PROPER title and name
- use complete sentences
- use correct spelling, grammar and punctuation
- have a relatable but short subject title
- make message short yet complete
- sign with first and last name and contact info
Organization of Tasks - ANSWERS-- Times New Roman 10-12 pt. Font, Single Spaced, Left
Adjusted, and One Column - NO Bullet Points
- Generate any needed data (measurements and pictures)
- Create figures, tables, etc. from the data
- Use Word and Excel instead of Google Docs
- Write concisely and accurately using data - be detailed
- develop text in past tense, using passive voice
