Francis Final Review Engineering Technology II Honors
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- Conducts experiments or uses computational techniques to solve complex problems.
- Provides detailed specifications of the product, even just one part.
- Evaluates effectiveness of an organization and find methods for improvement.
- Devises ways to simulate conditions a product will be used.
- Show trust in followers
- Assigns responsibilities
- KIS is an acronym for:
- Information in presentations should pertain to __ - __ points.
- Who does a communication checklist benefit?
- States issue and course of action to be taken
- _____________ are the most common technical writings in engineering.
- What is a general rule to follow in creating slides?
- Common goal or purpose, leadership among every member, effective communication & harmonious relationships
- Everyone works together (parallel operation) with marketing, manufacturing, and procurement personnel
- What should not be compromised when trying to meet standards and deadlines?
- Shared expectations/rules within the team are established during:
- This stage is when a leader may become indistinguishable from the rest of the group, as all members are busy
- Which growth stage of a team does the enormity of the task sink in and leadership critical
- Leadership model in which a leader is positioned closely to all members of the team and has communication
- Leadership model where a strong leader directs the actions:
- Isakenand Treffinger developed Six Linear Steps for problem solving. Which one IS NOT a step?
- What is the word Bob Eberle added to Alex Osborn�s list of stimulating words to form SCAMPER:
- T/F There is no single correct answer in Analytic Problem Solving.
- T/F Other fields engineers may enter are law, medicine, and business.
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