Achievements in Engineering #15, Period 2 Monday

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Mike waited for everyone to arrive in the classroom before he started passing out pens and paper. "It's our last class, folks, and it's time to see how well you guys have been paying attention. Your exam today consists of several essays and you have until the end of the period to finish the test. Good luck, guys. You've been a great class, and I hope you appreciate the work engineers do in whatever time period you're from."

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Sign In [Class #15]

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One last time!

Final Exam [Class #15]

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Answer the questions below. The wackier your answers, the better.

Question One

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Describe an engineering achievement not covered in class that should have been.

Question Two

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Which engineering achievement covered in class was the most impressive?

Question Three

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What engineering achievement covered in class could you not live without? Why?

Extra Credit!

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How many manned missions went to the moon?

And for double extra credit, how many astronauts walked on the moon?

Talk to the TA [Class #15]

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Just not during the test. She won't be giving you answers.

Talk To Mike [Class #15]

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He'll be hanging around afterwards.

OOC [Class #15]

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Thanks for being a great class! Mike doesn't know it yet, but this is his last class in Fandom. He'll stick around for another week or two before moving onto his next adventure.

And FYI, double margaritas on an empty stomach are not a good idea.

Re: Sign In [Class #15]

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Ami Mizuno

Re: Sign In [Class #15]

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Naomi Wildman

Re: Talk to the TA [Class #15]

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Naomi was definitely there.

Re: Sign In [Class #15]

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Bender

Re: Question One

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Scribbled out at the top was How am I supposed to know that? It's not like it's something you taught us - is it?

That probably wouldn't work as an answer so Bender started with a discussion of security syatems and how it would have been really interesting to see what current human standards were in this regard. Particularly in cars. From that he digressed into philosophy - which came first, the hover car or the hover bridge.