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ENGR 103 Exam with Complete
Solutions
Where did Sungmin Youn get his degree? - ANSWER-He got a PhD in Civil
Engineering (Environmental and waste and water) from The University of Texas at
Austin.
What is Sungmin Youn's research? - ANSWER-turning coffee grounds into water filters
What professional organizations is Youn a member of? - ANSWER-•Research with the
US EPA
•Member of American Chemical Society
•Member of American Water Works Association
•Mentor for Clean Water Science Network
•Marshall University Faculty Senate
•Senator (2019-Present)
•Member for MU Sustainable Committee
Where did Dr. Wait get his degree from? - ANSWER-Degree in Water resources
Engineering (Hydraulics and Hydrology) at Purdue University.
What is resource engineering? - ANSWER-Water resources engineering has its roots in
the tasks of supplying water for human use, removing water when humans are finished
using it, and developing methods of avoiding damage from excess water (floods).
Who spoke for the Appalachian Power company (Opportunities for Engineering
Graduates Within Electrical Utilities)? - ANSWER-Mr. Bragg
Whatare somefun facts about AEP (Appalachian Power)? - ANSWER-• Electric Utility -
serves portions of 11 states • 2 deregulated, 9 regulated • 5.2 million customers •
18,000 employees / currently 14,000 contractors • Owns and operates all types of
power plants • Largest Transmission Grid in the US • Appalachian Power (APCo)
subsidiary serves 1 million customers in WV, VA and TN
What types of Engineers does AEP hire - ANSWER-Electrical • Mechanical • Civil •
Chemical • Environmental • Industrial • Nuclear • Electrical utilities are just big
engineering and construction firms, so we employee nearly all types of engineers in a
variety of roles.
What topics did Mr. Bragg talk about when explaining AEP - ANSWER-Electrical
Generation, Transmission, substation, and distribution
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Where did Sungmin Youn get his degree? - ANSWER-He got a PhD in Civil Engineering (Environmental and waste and water) from The University of Texas at Austin. What is Sungmin Youn's research? - ANSWER-turning coffee grounds into water filters What professional organizations is Youn a member of? - ANSWER-•Research with the US EPA •Member of American Chemical Society •Member of American Water Works Association •Mentor for Clean Water Science Network •Marshall University Faculty Senate •Senator (2019-Present) •Member for MU Sustainable Committee Where did Dr. Wait get his degree from? - ANSWER-Degree in Water resources Engineering (Hydraulics and Hydrology) at Purdue University. What is resource engineering? - ANSWER-Water resources engineering has its roots in the tasks of supplying water for human use, removing water when humans are finished using it, and developing methods of avoiding damage from excess water (floods). Who spoke for the Appalachian Power company (Opportunities for Engineering Graduates Within Electrical Utilities)? - ANSWER-Mr. Bragg Whatare somefun facts about AEP (Appalachian Power)? - ANSWER-• Electric Utility - serves portions of 11 states • 2 deregulated, 9 regulated • 5.2 million customers • 18,000 employees / currently 14,000 contractors • Owns and operates all types of power plants • Largest Transmission Grid in the US • Appalachian Power (APCo) subsidiary serves 1 million customers in WV, VA and TN What types of Engineers does AEP hire - ANSWER-Electrical • Mechanical • Civil • Chemical • Environmental • Industrial • Nuclear • Electrical utilities are just big engineering and construction firms, so we employee nearly all types of engineers in a variety of roles. What topics did Mr. Bragg talk about when explaining AEP - ANSWER-Electrical Generation, Transmission, substation, and distribution

Where did Dr. James Bryce obtain his degree? - ANSWER-He got a PhD and MS in transportation engineering from Va Tech What were the questions James Bryce discussed? - ANSWER-• How should we design our transportation systems? • Connected and autonomous vehicles - will we need stoplights in the future? The trolley problem - who makes decisions? • How should we mitigate the massive effect of transportation on the environment and social structures? • How do we know what roads to fix this year, next year, 5 years from now and 10 years from now? • Can we use open source data and machine learning to collect data? What degree does Sean Carter with the Army Corps have? - ANSWER-Has a BSCE from Ohio State and MSCE from Va tech as he is chief of the geotechnicaland water resources branch. What were some essential traits Mr. Carter discussed for engineers - ANSWER-- Problem solving -Thorough -Analytical -Communication skills -Writing & Speaking - Research -Continuous learning -Team player -Ensure public trust Where has Mr. Carter worked at for experience - ANSWER-USACE, Huntington District, summers of 1994/ HC Nutting Company, 1996- USACE, Huntington District, 2000-present What is the history of the huntington district - ANSWER-District formed in 1922 Responsible for canalization of Ohio River - Locks 12 - 32 Constructed first high-lift navigation dams on Ohio 1937 flood of record in Ohio River Basin 1977 Tug/Levisa flood led to Section 202 authorization 35 Lakes 29 Local Protection Projects 9 Locks & Dams 25 Federal Levees 311 Ohio River Miles 9 River Basins 45,000 square miles 413,000 acres of Project Managed Real Estate 1000+ Employees What are the benefits of USACE? - ANSWER-90% of U.S. exports move through USACE waterways, including 60% of all corn, wheat, and soybeans USACE is largest producer of clean, renewable energy in U.S., 5th largest electrical energy producer We store enough water for 96M people 20% U.S. jobs and 1/3 GDP linked to trade on waterways ½ Americans and $3T in economy is protected along coasts with USACE infrastructure 25M people live and work behind our infrastructure, 2011 alone - +$200B in damages were prevented 370M recreation visits per year

  • 10 months in Consultant Services Section
  • Many professional contacts • 3 years in Structural Design Section
  • Mathematically rigorous bridge design, plus more hydraulics
  • 19 years in Hydraulics
  • Bridges, culverts, storm drains, ditches, natural streams, stormwater What did Dr. Kirk say was the engineering cycle of highways - ANSWER--ask -imagine -plan -create -improve Where did Dr. Keithley graduate from - ANSWER-University of Notre Dame BS, Civil Engineering BA, Theology The university of texas at Austin MSE Environmental and Water Resources Engineering PhD, Civil Engineering What was dr keithley's undergraduate reseach - ANSWER--hurricane storm surge modeling -membrane bioreactors for wastewater treatment -quality and treatment of harvested rainwater -improving operation of biologically active filters for drinking water treatment What did Dr. Keithley discuss - ANSWER--sewer system evaluations -biofilter evaluation -iron and manganese alternatives analysis -EPA office of research and development -drinking water biological denitrification -Helping a Small System with Ammonia, Iron, Manganese, and Arsenic What did dr keithley say research was - ANSWER-So what is research?
  • Want to make something better
  • Have an idea of how to make it better
  • Figure out how to test that - What parameter is going to change?
  • What needs to stay the same?
  • What do you need to measure?
  • How will you interpret the results?
  • Try something, see what happens, learn something, try again
  • End up learning more about how that thing works Things that worked well for me
  • Trying new things
  • Getting exposure through classes, research, and work project experience Things I would suggest
  • Find what makes you excited
  • Learn how to code and analyze data
  • Go to the writing center and get help on lab reports/ engineering writing
  • Get involved in profession organizations. Just start showing up to meetings What is Dr.Salary's are of expertise - ANSWER-manufacturing engineering and fluid dynamics Where did Stephanie Johnston get her degree - ANSWER-Graduated from Purdue University in 2012 with a BS in Aero/Astro Engineering Why do we need space suits - ANSWER--extreme temperatures -pressure -radiation -oxygen -micrometeriod advice from johnston - ANSWER-Reach your goals one step at a time
  • Keep going!
  • Adjust as your dreams change Get as much "real" experience as possible
  • Apply for internships
  • Volunteer
  • Take a hands-on class Find a support system
  • Join a club
  • Sign up for a mentorship program
  • Don't be afraid to ask for help Take chances. Get out of your comfort zone. •Don't be afraid to fail! Advice from Dr. Kirk - ANSWER-Do your homework, especially if it won't be collected for a grade.
  • Write class notes by hand to help imprint the information in your brain.
  • Develop your writing and speaking skills. On group projects, be the one to write the report and give the presentation.
  • Build the steel bridge, paddle the concrete canoe
  • Have the "college fun", but make sure you don't have to try again later.
  • Take the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam as soon as you can. Where did Dr. Yousef Sardahi graduate from? - ANSWER--B.S. 2007 Mechatronics Engineering (university of jordan) -M.S. 2011 mechatronics Engineering (jordan uni of science and tech) -Ph.D. 2016 Mechanical engr from university of california -^ 2017 teaching research Where did Dr. Keithley graduate from - ANSWER-University of Notre Dame BS, Civil Engineering BA, Theology
  • Keep going!
  • Adjust as your dreams change Get as much "real" experience as possible
  • Apply for internships
  • Volunteer
  • Take a hands-on class Find a support system
  • Join a club
  • Sign up for a mentorship program
  • Don't be afraid to ask for help Take chances. Get out of your comfort zone. •Don't be afraid to fail! What did Dr.Yousef Sardahi discuss? - ANSWER--multi-objective optimization -Mechatronics projects: flying drone intelligent helmet for coal miners geture controlled robot car Where did Paul Belcher with the US Army Corps graudate from? - ANSWER-BSEE from florida state university (switched from civil to electrical) Where did Joe Fuhr obtain his degree? - ANSWER-BS in mechanical from Wright University What do ELectrical Engineers do? - ANSWER-Lighting Design Power Generation and Distribution Fire Alarm Design Electrical Panel Layout Automation Design Control Design Antenna Design RF Engineering ASIC Design Programming Renewable Energy Design Rotating Machinery Design Signal Processing Robotics Lightning Protection Design WHat type of work did Belcher do for USACE - ANSWER-Building Design
  • Fire Alarm • Lighting • Power ► Industrial Power and Controls ► Power Analysis
  • Arc Flash • Short Circuit • Power Flow ► Automation
    • PLC Control Design ► PV (Solar) Inspection & Design

► Emergency Operations

  • Temporary Housing Team • FEMA Support ► Equipment Reliability Analysis
  • Fault Tree Analysis • Event Tree Analysis ► Inspections/QA Reviews ► Operations Support ► Construction Documents (Plans and Specs) ► We are the "Experts." What did Paul belcher discuss - ANSWER--power system analysis -power system design -lighting -electrical automation/control -construction documents What advice did belcher give - ANSWER---You're in school, now's the time to learn! ► Use your professor's office hours! • You'll wish you had at some point ► Give 100% in every class • Never know what you'll end up doing... • I thought I'd do ASIC or FPGA design... ► Treat school like a job --When you get to work, now's the time to learn! ► Leverage the intellect of those around you! • Never assume you're smarter than everyone. ► Lifetimes of experience in your seniors. ► You probably won't be very useful for a while. • On the job training • Personal off-the-job learning ► You never stop needing to learn --Don't underestimate the importance of the basic topics you're learning now. ---Don't be quick to say, "That's not my discipline/job" --Please...don't underestimate writing/communication skills. ► I spend most of my time communicating with those who aren't electrical. ► We write lots of technical reports. --Trust is important. ► Employer, customer, co-worker, public, etc. ► Interviewers/Supervisors want confidence you can do the job. Who did Joseph Fuhr work for - ANSWER---Worked for JH Fletcher (Huntington, WV) ► Designed Underground Mining Machinery for both coal and non-coal applications • Roof Bolters • Long Hole Drills • Powder Loaders What was Joseph Fuhr's USACE experience - ANSWER-Buildings • HVAC
  • Plumbing • Fire Suppression Systems ► Civil Works Projects
  • Lock and Dam Gate Machinery Design • Hydraulic System Design ► Levee Design
  • Pump Stations • Gate Closures ► Inspections Where did Greg Michaelson get his degree? - ANSWER-Ph.D. (West Virginia University, 2014)
  • Registered Professional Engineer (WV)
  • Following through on what one has started
  • Developing real expertise, figuring out really hard problems, that take time
  • Voluntarily returning to see if you can improve
  • Caring so much that you are willing to stay loyal to it
  • Staying true to commitments even when not comfortable
  • Doing what you love...and staying in love Where did Dr. Xia Hua get his degree - ANSWER-BS from Zhejiang uni of tech MS university of Cincinnati PhD Purdue Uni What are the specialty areas for Dr. Xia Hua - ANSWER-Dynamics systems
  • Computational mechanics
  • Granular dynamics and flow
  • Linear and nonlinear vibrations
  • Noise and vibration control • Condition and structural health monitoring
  • Signal processing • Artificial intelligence • Machine learning Application of the technique to • Particulate and powder systems • Structural systems • Emerging vehicle and powertrain systems • Energy systems, etc Where did Dr. Nasim Nosoudi graduate from - ANSWER-PhD from clemson in biomedical worked at Wright University What are Dr. Nasim Nosoudi's research interests - ANSWER-Electrospinning live cells
  • Reverse vascular calcification using nanomedicine
  • Small blood vessel tissue engineering focusing on elastin regeneration
  • Wound healing What is tissue engineering - ANSWER-Tissue engineering is the use of a combination of cells, and materials, and suitable biochemical and physicochemical factors to improve or replace biological tissues. Tissue engineering involves the use of a tissue scaffold for the formation of new viable tissue for a medical purpose. Steps to the Licensure Process - ANSWER-• 1a) Obtain a 4-year ABET-accredited engineering degree
  • 1b) Pass the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Exam
    1. Apply for Engineering Intern (EI) Status
    1. Obtain four years of relevant experience
    1. Apply to Take the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) Exam
    1. Take and Pass the PE Exam What does the FE Exam include - ANSWER-The FE Exam includes 110 questions.
  • The total appointment is 6 hours:
  • Nondisclosure agreement (2 minutes)
  • Tutorial (8 minutes)
  • Exam (5 hours and 20 minutes)
  • Scheduled break (25 minutes) Where did Dr. Ahmed get his degree - ANSWER-PhD: Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) 2014 University of British Columbia (UBC), Vancouver, Canada
  • Masters: Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) 2009 Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), Dhaka, Bangladesh
  • Undergrad: Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) 2006 Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET), Dhaka, Bangladesh Professio What is Dr. Ahmed's professional background - ANSWER-Assistant Professor Jan 2019
  • Present Electrical and Computer Engineering Marshall University, Huntington, WV, USA
  • Senior Wireless Systems Engineer 2016-2018 Intel Corporation San Diego, California, USA
  • Co-founder & Engineering Lead 2017 - 2018 Nocimeter Inc. San Diego, California, USA
  • Postdoctoral Fellow 2014-2016 McGill University, Montreal, Canada
  • Lecturer 2006- What are the research interests of Dr. Ahmed - ANSWER--wireless communication -Physical layer design and optimization for wireless communications systems
  • Algorithm development
  • Systems optimization
  • Performance analysis
  • Higher layer protocols and optimization for wireless communication systems
  • Protocol development
  • Performance evaluation
  • Digital signal processing for interdisciplinary areas:
  • Biomedical signal processing
  • Speech processing, etc. Advice from Dr. Ahmed - ANSWER-Learn theory
  • textbook and references, articles, etc.
  • Know how to apply theory in practice
  • apply theory in simulations • Find out intuitive explanations
  • Ask why/why not, how, etc. • Understand every single equation from its physical interpretation
  • breakdown into small chunks/apply first principle
  • Do reverse engineering a lot What is the prupose of a cover letter - ANSWER-To introduce yourself as a college senior, recent graduate, etc. To highlight your most important skills and qualifications To discuss the value that you could bring to the organization or position