Introduction to Engineering and the Profession flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on engineering roles, ethics, professional practice and registration. University students and professional candidates can practise professional concepts, school students can review engineering roles, and teachers can find ready-made material. There are more than 10 user-made flashcard resources, spanning school, university and professional levels. Pick a deck to start revising.
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65 cardsIED Final Study Guide How might we create the best possible solution to a problem?
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36 cardsB2 Engineering Ethics What event may have caused engineers to required chartered status?
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47 cardsEng Study The Main Purpose for the Code of Ethics
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19 cardsFlashcards - Engineering, Science and Society
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17 cardsEngineering Flashcards (Finals Study) What is Engineering?
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8 cardsLecture 2: Professional Registration what is the engineering council?
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10 cardsChapter 10 - Professional practice Name 3 of the 5 components of professional practice
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40 cardsEngineering and Technology: Flashcards for Units 1-4 a broad engineering field that includes design, planning, construction, and management of infrastructures
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10 cardsEnginering they design, develop, and implement new and existing technologies in airplanes, space vehicles , and heli-c...
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10 cardsUntitled These engineers are involved in control and guidance systems, information systems, and instrments used for ...
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10 cardsEngineering This type of engineering plans, designs, and constructs building, dams, airoports, etc.
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9 cardsFYS Midterm Ethical Decision-Making procedure
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8 cardsengineering Q cards Name all the engineering sectors
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6 cardsUntitled When did engineering education field/research start?
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11 cardsTraits of an engineer Traits of an Engineer
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10 cardsengineering production of materials that nature couldn't create
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10 cardsUntitled this device help to orientate
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10 cardsUntitled work with architects
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6 cardsUntitled this type of engineering designe products to solve environmental problems
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10 cardsUntitled used for face recognition
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15 cardsUntitled objective & truthful
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These decks use terms and questions to explore engineering roles and professional responsibilities. Engineering Flashcards (Finals Study) asks what engineers do and introduces activities such as research and design. It is a useful starting point if you want to review the language used to describe engineering work.
For professional responsibilities, Eng Study asks about the code of ethics, duties to employers and reporting. Other decks cover professional misconduct, registration and ethical decision-making. The IED Final Study Guide includes questions about engineering notebooks and problem-solving.
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Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Start with Engineering Flashcards (Finals Study) if you want to review questions about what engineering is and what engineers do. It also asks about research, design and supervision. For a focus on professional duties, Eng Study offers questions about ethics, employers and reporting.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks cover engineering roles, sectors, ethics, professional practice and registration. You can also find questions about engineering notebooks and problem-solving. The resources take different approaches: some present terms to review, while others ask questions about duties, decisions or engineering activities.
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