26
Computi ng Bioengi neering Roboti cs Propulsi on Potpou rri 10 10 10 10 10 20 20 20 20 20 30 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 40 40 50 50 50 50 50

Computing Bioengine ering RoboticsPropulsionPotpourri 10 20 30 40 50

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

Computing Bioengineering Robotics Propulsion Potpourri

10 10 10 10 10

20 20 20 20 20

30 30 30 30 30

40 40 40 40 40

50 50 50 50 50

Topic 1: 10

This man originated the concept of a programmable computer.

Charles Babbage

Topic 1: 20

A terabyte is how many bytes?

1TB = 1012 bytes

Topic 1: 30

In a traditional first program many people learn, this two word phrase

is output on a display device.

A “Hello World” program

Topic 1: 40

The name for this programming language literally means an

increment on its predecessor, which reflects it’s evolutionary

nature.C++

Topic 1: 50

This law, coined around 1970 by one of Intel’s founders, claims that the number of transistors on integrated circuits double

every two years.Moore’s Law

Topic 2: 10

When this sheep was born in 1996, she became the first successfully

cloned mammal.Dolly the Sheep

Topic 2: 20

This interdisciplinary field addresses biological problems using

computational techniques, and makes the rapid organization as well as

analysis of biological data possible.Bioinfomatics

Topic 2: 30

What method uses an electric field passed through a gel to separate DNA, RNA and proteins based on

their size and charge?

Gel electrophoresis

Topic 2: 40

This field uses the knowledge gained from reverse engineering evolved living systems to solve

difficult design problems in artificial systems.

Biomemetics

Topic 2: 50

Robert Jarvik invented this biomedical device that was first successfully used in 1982. Since

then, variations have been used as a bridge for organ transplantation.

Artificial Heart

Topic 3: 10

This Czech author and playwright coined the term “robot” in his play

“RUR”.

Karel Čapek

Topic 3: 20

What is the name of the first dexterous humanoid robot in

space?Robonaut 2

Topic 3: 30

This is a measure of a robot’s independence.

Autonomy

Topic 3: 40

This type of actuator moves in and out and is used in industrial robotics when very large forces

are needed.Linear Actuator

Topic 3: 50

This is the science of machines that see.

Computer Vision

Topic 4: 10

This propulsion system has no moving parts and operated at hypersonic

velocities. Scramjet

Topic 4: 20

Who constructed the first practical four-stroke internal combustion

engine?Nicolas Augustus Otto

Topic 4: 30

The fastest trains in the world use this type of propulsion.

Mag-lev (or Magnetic Levitation)

Topic 4: 40

In 1957, this German engineer invented a rotary engine that has been used in a variety of vehicles

such as automobiles, motorcycles, aircraft and jet skis.

Felix Wankel

Topic 4: 50

In this type of rocket, the oxidier is kept separate from the fuel.

Hybrid

Topic 5: 10

What two organizations joined to form AIAA in 1963?

American Rocket Society (ARS) and the Institute of the

Aeronautics Sciences (IAS)

Topic 5: 20

Name this number sequence: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, …

Fibonacci sequence

Topic 5: 30

The concept of a simple machine originated with this Greek philosopher.

Archimedes

Topic 5: 40

He was dubbed the “Wizard of Menlo Park” and held over 1,000

patents.

Thomas Edison

Topic 5: 50

This man is best known for his geodesic dome design for which he

received a patent for in 1954.R. Buckminster Fuller