June 2025 Pop Quiz for Engineers
A Father's Day Tribute, Engineered! Show Dad you're the future of engineering by acing this month's quiz. Take the challenge and make him proud.
A Father's Day Tribute, Engineered! Show Dad you're the future of engineering by acing this month's quiz. Take the challenge and make him proud.
Five construction workers—Alex, Ben, Clara, Dan, and Eva—are tasked with working in five different zones, numbered 1 to 5, at a site. Each worker is assigned to one unique zone, and their assignments follow these rules:
While the Ancient Greeks are often lauded for their contributions to many fields such as poetry, philosophy, and mathematics (to name a few), the incredible engineering feats of the Ancient Romans were instrumental in their infrastructural and organizational efforts, and these ingenuities are employed by engineers even today ...
The Willow Island Cooling Tower Disaster: A tragic construction accident. Learn about the engineering failures.
Engineering ethics: A case study on soliciting former clients after starting a new firm. What's the ethical boundary?
Make Mom proud! Ace this month's quiz and give your mother the best gift: your success. Take the challenge and show her what you're made of.
You have been tasked with discovering the hidden password to a computer. The password is a single word. Luckily, the owner of the computer had just eaten chocolate before using it, so marks have been left on the keys. The password is 7 letters long and can also work backwards. What is the password?
Digital Signatures are added with the aid of a third-party authentication program, which both ensures that the Professional Engineer is the one signing the document and prevents future repudiation. The authentication programs can vary, but they function by assigning an individual “certificate” that verifies identity ...
The Electra Disaster: A mid-air tragedy that puzzled aviation engineers. Uncover the mystery and check the story to know more.
Engineering ethics: A case study on peer review, confidentiality, and public safety. What's the right course of action?