Exploring Engineering Syllabus Quiz

What is the "7th Grade Tech Wheel" and how does it work?

• A program where 7th graders take the same elective all year.

• A series of electives where 7th graders rotate through Engineering, Art, and Computers during the year.

• A course that introduces students to high school electives.

• A yearlong course in engineering only.

How long does the Exploratory Engineering class last?

• One trimester

• Two trimesters

• The whole school year

• Half of the school year

Which of these is a project that every student in the class must complete?

• Artificial Intelligence project

• SketchUp 3-D design only

• Popsicle stick engineering projects (bridge)

• Tinkercad 3-D printing

What Percent of your grade is Summatives?

• 100%

• 80%

• 60%

• 1%

Which of the following statements is true about cell phone use in the classroom?

• Cell phones can be used at any time.

• Cell phones will be confiscated if used without permission.

• Cell phones can be used with permission during lunch breaks.

• Only personal devices like laptops are allowed in class.

What happens if you arrive after the second bell to start class?

• You can still enter without consequences.

• You will be marked tardy on Aeries.

• You will automatically be given detention.

• You have to wait outside until the next class period.

What is the policy on food and drinks in the classroom?

Which of the following is a possible disciplinary action for more serious offenses in the classroom?

• Immediate suspension from the class

• Extra homework

• Detention or a phone call to parents

• Loss of points on a project

What is one major reason students might want to take the yearlong 8th Grade Engineering elective?

• It involves more fun group projects.

• It covers high school and some college-level topics, like robotics and 3-D printing.

• You don’t need to work in teams.

• It’s an easier class with no homework.

What is the purpose of Career Technical Education (CTE) in middle school?

• To provide opportunities to play games in class.

• To explore careers through hands-on learning and develop problem-solving and teamwork skills.

• To prepare students for non-technical fields.

• To focus only on traditional academic subjects.