2nd Semester - spring Faculty of Engineering
2023-2024 and Technology
Final Exam Course Code: HUM-012
Date: 30/05/2024 Exam duration: 2 hours
Answer all the following questions:
Question 1: Choose the correct answer by writing the ONE correct answer in your answer sheet (5 marks )
(goggles - disciplines – residential - lumber– CAD - plier– simulation- gallon -lever )
1. The university offers different engineering ___disciplines__, including mechanical and civil engineering.
2. ______CAD______ is commonly used in architecture to create precise digital models.
3. With the help of a ____lever________, the construction workers were able to lift the heavy beam easily.
4. ______Simulation______ is an imitation or a model that imitates a real-world process or system.
5. The laboratory technicians wore _____goggles_____ as safety precautions from chemical splashes.
Question (2): Complete the following sentences using suitable words from what you have studied. (10
marks)
1. Mechanical engineering is ____concerned_______ with machinery of all kinds.
2. _____Meter______ is the standard metric unit for measuring length.
3. Sandals are _____prohibited_______ in construction sites.
4. _____Wire stripper________ is tool that removes insulation from wirings.
5. ______Biodiesel ______is fuel made from vegetable oils or animal fats.
6.______CCA / Circuit Card Assembly______ is the process that creates printed circuit boards.
7._______Arch_____a curved shape that is used on the opening of the doors and to support loads from above.
8._______ Mechanism _____ is a way of doing something that is planned or part of a system.
9._______Career_______ is a job or series of jobs that you do through your entire life.
10.______CFD/ Computational Fluid Dynamics________ is the science of testing how gas and liquids move.
Question (3) Read the text and answer the following questions. ( 5 marks)
The physical prototype is an important component in the development of machines. It serves as a physical
representation of the machine’s design, allowing engineers to assess its form and functionality. In addition to
providing a physical representation, prototypes also provide extensive testing before making the final product.
Engineers can analyze the prototype's performance, evaluate its durability, efficiency, and safety, and make
necessary adjustments to enhance its overall functionality. Through multiple testing, engineers can identify,
design problems, discover potential issues, and find creative solutions for them. This approach allows for
continuous improvement, ensuring that the final product meets the desired specifications and performance
standards.
The prototyping process involves several important steps to develop and improve a product before it is produced.
It begins with coming up with the idea and purpose of the product. Then, a design is created using techniques
like sketches and computer-aided design (CAD) software. The materials for the product are carefully chosen
based on factors like durability and cost. After that, a prototype is made using methods like 3D printing,
machining, or handcrafting. The prototype is then tested and evaluated to gather feedback and identify any
design flaws. This feedback is used to make improvements and create a better prototype. This process is repeated
until the final version is achieved.
Finally, physical prototypes facilitate effective communication and collaboration. Engineers can use the
prototype to explain their ideas and concepts to stakeholders, clients, or team members. Engineers can also
convey the machine's features, functionality, and potential benefits through the presentation of its prototype. This
provides more collaboration, encourages feedback, and ensures that everyone involved has a clear understanding
of the machine's design and purpose.
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Choose the correct answer:
1. What is the meaning of physical prototype?
a. An early sample of an idea or concept.
b. A final sample of an idea or concept.
c. A topographic model that shows land’s terrains.
2. How can the final product meet the desired specifications?
a. By doing various research.
b. By communicating with other team members.
d. By testing the physical prototype multiple times.
3. For which purpose is the prototype not used?
a. To evaluate the design’s performance.
b. To replace the role of engineers in the design process.
c. To explain the idea of certain product.
4. At what stage is a physical prototype created?
a. During the final manufacturing phase.
b. Before the initial design phase.
c. After the design of a machine’s idea is created.
5. Which best describes the main idea in the last paragraph?
a. This is about the benefits of prototype in presenting the machine’s design and features.
b. This is about how the prototype is important in problem identification and solving processes.
c. This is about how the importance of marketing in mechanical engineering.
Question (4) Choose the correct answer: ( 5 marks)
1. Ahmed always ……………… football in the evening.
a. play b. plays c. played
2. Accept my apology, but I ……………… my studying yet.
a. hasn't finished b. hadn't finished c. haven't finished
3. Mohamed never bought me a drink in ten years. He is very ……………… .
a. generous b. moderate c. stingy
4. How much would it cost to ……………… an apartment for the weekend?
a. hire b. rent c. employ
5. Six hours ……………… the maximum length of time allowed for the exam.
a. are b. is c. were
Question (5)
Write a brochure for a civil engineering company. Don’t forget to mention the services and projects that the company
offers in the correct format. (5 marks )
The company’s name is Shark
Rubric Marks
Format 1
Spelling 1
Grammar 1
Content 2
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