Introduction to Engineering CO 1 Explain the career

Introduction to Engineering CO 1: Explain the career opportunities in engineering in terms of roles & competencies

CO 1: Explain the career opportunities in engineering in terms of roles & competencies LO 1. 1 Explain the concept of small e to big E SO 1. 1. 1 Differentiate between technician and engineer SO 1. 1. 2 Explain history of engineering using examples from day-to-day life SO 1. 1. 3 Explain what engineers do. SO 1. 1. 4 Describe the 17 sustainable development goals set by UNO SO 1. 1. 5 Explain the concept of small e to BIG E

Check your Understanding 1. Pick out the odd(s) A) Welder B) Plumber C) Programmer 2. Second industrial revolution is about A) Mass production B) Mechanical production C) Electronics and IT 3. -------- refers to sustainable development 4. BIG E concept is essential to ------- as ------- in future A) Live, employee B) Survive, employee C) Live, engineer D) Survive, engineer

CO 1: Explain the career opportunities in engineering in terms of roles & competencies LO 1. 2 Explain the different career choices available for an engineer SO 1. 2. 1 List the various career choices for an engineer SO 1. 2. 2 Explain different types of industries SO 1. 2. 3 Explain academia and research as career choices SO 1. 2. 4 Explain the entrepreneurship as a career choice SO 1. 2. 5 Explain the different career choices available for an engineer

Check your Understanding 5. Pick out the odd one A) Defense B) Cashier C) Research 6. Classify the following industries under IT, Electrical and Automotive Schneider Electric, Ashok Leyland, Infosys, NTT Data, BHEL, National Thermal Power Corporation, TVS motors 7. List ANY FIVE competencies of an Engineer

CO 1: Explain the career opportunities in engineering in terms of roles & competencies LO 1. 3 Explain the various roles available in engineering industries. SO 1. 3. 1 Explain the various departments in engineering industries SO 1. 3. 2 Explain the various roles available in engineering industries

Check your Understanding 8. List (Atleast SIX) the common departments available in industries 9. Hardworking is an important trait for -------- engineer A) Production B) Quality C) Maintenance

CO 1: Explain the career opportunities in engineering in terms of roles & competencies LO 1. 4 Explain the requirement of innate skills for various functions and roles. SO 1. 4. 1 Define innate skills SO 1. 4. 2 List the various innate skills SO 1. 4. 3 List the innate skills required for various roles SO 1. 4. 4 Explain the requirement of innate skills for various roles

Check your Understanding 10. The inborn potential is ------- skill A) Innate B) Acquired 11. Pick the odd one out A) Communication B) Aptitude C) Time management 12. Visual skill is ------- required for ------- engineer A) Ability to draw, Production B) Ability to see, Maintenance C) Ability to draw, Design D) Ability to see, Marketing

CO 1: Explain the career opportunities in engineering in terms of roles & competencies LO 1. 5 Explain the requirement of competencies (Learnt skills) for various roles SO 1. 5. 1 Define learnt skills SO 1. 5. 2 List the various learnt skills (competencies) required for an engineer SO 1. 5. 3 Explain the learnt skills SO 1. 5. 4 List the TWELVE graduate attributes SO 1. 5. 5 Explain the graduate attributes SO 1. 5. 6 List the learnt skills required for a given role SO 1. 5. 7 Explain the requirement of competencies (Learnt skills) for various roles

Check your Understanding 13. The ------- skill can be developed through practice A) Innate B) Acquired 14. Is communication a learnt skill? Justify the reason for the answer with an example 15. List the TWELVE graduate engineering attributes

Answers 1. C) Programmer 2. A) Mass production 3. Any growth/development without affecting the existing natural resources 4. D) Survive, engineer

5. B) Cashier 6. IT- Infosys, NTT Data Electrical - Schneider Electric , BHEL, National Thermal Power Corporation Automotive - Ashok Leyland, TVS motors 7. Problem solving, Communication, Trouble shooting, System Analysis, Decision making, Time management

8. Production, Manufacturing, Design, Sales & Marketing , HR, Purchase/procurement, R&D, Maintenance 9. A) Production

10. A) Innate 11. B) Aptitude 12. C) Ability to draw, Design

Answers 13. B) Acquired 14. Yes. Communication skill can be developed through practice 15. Engineering Knowledge, Problem Analysis, Design/ development of solutions, Investigation, Modern Tool Usage, The Engineer and Society, Environment and Sustainability, Ethics, Individual and Team work, Communication, Project Management and Finance, Life long learning

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