Requirements
- 1.
What is engineering?
- 2.
Define the following four branches of engineering.
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Chemical engineering
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Electrical engineering
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Civil engineering
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Mechanical engineering
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Identify and define at least 15 additional disciplines of engineering.
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Aerospace engineering
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Optical engineering
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Computer engineering
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Material engineering
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Process engineering
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Environmental engineering
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Structural engineering
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Power engineering
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Acoustical engineering
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Transport engineering
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Nuclear engineering
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Industrial engineering
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Biological engineering
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Textile engineering
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Energy engineering
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- 4.
Explain the general responsibilities of an engineer.
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Discuss what type education is required for a career in engineering.
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How has the discipline of engineering contributed to society?
- 7.
On your own or with a group, develop a chart board that outlines a brief history of a famous engineer, highlighting their contributions to society. Prepare and give an oral presentation on your findings.
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Read Genesis 6. Discuss the biblical context of this chapter drawing comparisons to the field of engineering .
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Identify four specific biblical engineering marvels that illustrate the art and importance of engineering.
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Define the following terms as it relates to the engineering discipline. CAD (Computer Aided Design) Simulation Rendering Steady state Constraint
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What is reverse engineering?
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Give a real world example where reverse engineering is useful.
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On your own or with a group, complete one of the following engineering projects OR a project at your skill level,
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Build a paper plane trimming and making adjustments for better flight.
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Build a compass using a box, a nail and a magnet.
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Build a miniature dam using popsicle sticks and rocks
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About this honor
- Category
- Vocational
- Skill level
- 2
- Division
- North American Division
- Edition
- 2014
Requirements are published by AdventSource for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Advent Clubs reproduces them here for club leaders and links the original document above.