A) Repairing electronic circuit boards B) Designing structural bridges C) Developing new chemical compounds D) Optimizing complex processes, systems, and organizations
A) Marine biology research B) Culinary arts C) Political campaigning D) Aerospace
A) Eli Whitney B) James Gunn C) Frederick Taylor D) Adam Smith
A) Financial speculation B) Market advertising C) Manual labor reduction D) Lean manufacturing
A) 1901 B) 1885 C) 1911 D) 1948
A) Eli Whitney B) James Gunn C) Frank Gilbreth D) Frederick Taylor
A) Division of labor B) Scientific management C) Therbligs D) Interchangeable parts
A) Historical, linguistic, and artistic sciences B) Mathematical, physical, and social sciences C) Biological, chemical, and earth sciences D) Political, musical, and culinary sciences
A) Efficiency and Standards Office B) Mass Production Bureau C) Elementary Rate Fixing D) Industrial Systems Department
A) The invention of the steam engine B) Adam Smith's division of labor C) The development of the internet D) The creation of digital computing
A) To ignore waste B) To increase waste generation for testing C) To reduce waste D) To manage hazardous waste disposal
A) Philosophy B) Business C) Literature D) Fine arts
A) Ergonomics B) Architecture C) Botany D) Journalism
A) Information Age B) Renaissance C) Industrial Revolution D) Middle Ages
A) Process improvement and productivity increase B) Increasing machinery cost C) Reducing the workforce D) Automating all manual tasks
A) World War I B) The Cold War C) The Great Depression D) World War II
A) US Air Force Command B) Naval Sea Systems Command C) Army Signal Corps D) RAF Fighter Command
A) Arthur Hall B) Kenneth Schlager C) E.W. Engstrom D) Mervin J. Kelly
A) NASA B) Massachusetts Institute of Technology C) Bell Telephone Laboratories D) IBM
A) Arthur Hall B) E.W. Engstrom C) Goode and Mahol D) Kenneth Schlager
A) First transcontinental flight B) Construction of the Panama Canal C) Apollo moon landing D) Deployment of the first satellite
A) AS9100 B) INCOSE Standard 1 C) MIL-STD-499 D) ISO 9000
A) U.S. Air Force B) NASA C) U.S. Navy D) U.S. Army
A) ISO B) ASME C) IEEE D) INCOSE
A) 1997 B) 2005 C) 1987 D) 1994
A) 1997 B) 1994 C) 1969 D) 2005
A) Kenneth Schlager B) E.W. Engstrom C) Mervin J. Kelly D) Arthur Hall
A) Stopwatch time study B) Gantt chart C) Motion camera D) Assembly line
A) Pennsylvania State University B) Stevens Institute of Technology C) Purdue University D) Cornell University
A) Henry Gantt B) Hugo Diemer C) Frederick Taylor D) Joseph Juran
A) Pennsylvania State University B) Stevens Institute of Technology C) Cornell University D) Purdue University
A) Therbligs B) Moving assembly line C) Stopwatch time study D) Gantt chart
A) 40-hour workweek B) 50-hour workweek C) 30-hour workweek D) 60-hour workweek
A) Frederick Taylor B) Frank Gilbreth C) Joseph Juran D) Henry R. Towne
A) Henry R. Towne B) Henry Gantt C) Frederick Taylor D) Hugo Diemer
A) Six Sigma B) Lean construction C) Agile manufacturing D) Kaizen
A) Frederick Taylor B) W. Edwards Deming C) Eliyahu M. Goldratt D) Henry Ford
A) Minimization of inventory B) Supply chain management C) Automation of assembly lines D) Workplace standardization
A) W. Edwards Deming B) Kaizen practitioners C) The IISE board D) Eliyahu M. Goldratt
A) ISO B) Washington Accord C) IISE D) ABET
A) Psychology of consumer behavior B) Human factors C) Financial accounting D) Marketing research
A) Statics B) Quantum mechanics C) Nuclear physics D) Optics
A) Geometry B) Trigonometry C) Topology D) Linear algebra
A) Focus on management theory B) Focus on marketing strategies C) Intensely quantitative focus D) Lower tuition costs
A) Organizational behavior B) Stochastic modeling C) Business law D) Corporate finance
A) IISE B) IEEE C) ASME D) ACM
A) SME B) IISE C) ASQ D) INFORMS
A) Global Engineering Summit B) IISE Annual Conference C) World Manufacturing Forum D) Systems Engineering Congress
A) HFES B) INFORMS C) ASQ D) SME
A) Chemistry B) Business Ethics C) Accounting D) Entrepreneurship |