First General Meeting University of Hawai’i, Manoa - PowerPoint Presentation

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First General Meeting

University of Hawai’i, Manoa

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Society of Women Engineers

President, Arilyn Au

VP of External Affairs, Aricia Argyris

VP of Membership, Brianne YamadaTreasurer, Tina LiSecretaries, Nicole Hortizuela & Brenden HigaWebmaster, Reagan PazECUH Representative, Jonathan KutsunaiHistorian, Katherine Shun-GilmourCounselor, Olga Boric-LubeckeFaculty Advisor, Jill Nakatsu

Officers

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Society of Women Engineers

Nonprofit & service organization

Strong network of women engineers & men who support women in engineering

Strive to Aspire, Advance, & Achieve

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Ice Breaker

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Joining SWE

Member Benefits

Networking & Professional Development

Leadership OpportunitiesGive back to the communityWaived/ Discounted fees for SWE eventsScholarship OpportunitiesRegional/Annual Conference

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Events

Fall

Membership Drive

WE15 Annual ConferenceCoE HolmescomingGeneral MeetingsIce Cream SocialSpringOnizuka Day

Wow! That’s Engineering

CoE Junior Expo

SWE Regional Conference

Pau Hana

General Meetings

More Socials

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October 22-24

Those interested should stay after the STEM BowlNashville, TNAnnual Conference

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HOW to Join SWE

Membership Fee

$20 annually; $50 for 4 years

Can also go online to http://societyofwomenengineers.swe.org/Contact our VP of membership Brianne Yamada (bkyamada@hawaii.edu)

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T-Shirt Design Contest

Nothing explicit

Specify all colors; 2 color max-- one color for T-shirt and one color for design (Colors may be modified by SWE officers)

Design submissions may be for the front and back of T-shirt All original designs pleaseDetails to follow

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Food !

Stay tuned for Stem Bowl, Form teams of 4 or less

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STEM Bowl

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Rules:

Each round has 5 questions. Highest scoring team advances.

Each team will come up with an animal and a noise. First team to “buzz” in an answer by making its noise, gets to answer the question.Team must answer question within 10 seconds of buzzing in. If answered incorrectly or taking too long, the other team will be given the chance to answer.If both teams answer incorrectly, question will be open for 20 more seconds

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Round 1

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What is a Covalent Bond?

a) Sharing of proton pairs between atoms

b) Requires one electron donor and one electron acceptor

c) Sharing of electron pairs between atomsd) Transfer of valence electrons between atoms

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What is a Covalent Bond?

a) Sharing of proton pairs between atoms

b) Requires one electron donor and one electron acceptor

c) Sharing of electron pairs between atomsd) Transfer of valence electrons between atoms

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Evaluate e-x^2

dx from -∞ to ∞

a)π

b)√πc)1d)-1

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Evaluate e

-x^2

dx from -∞ to ∞

a)πb)√πc)1d)-1

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What is normal stress?

a) Mass/Volume

b) Force/(Area)^2

c) Length of deformation/Original lengthd) Force/Area

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What is normal stress?

a) Mass/Volume

b) Force/(Area)^2

c) Length of deformation/Original lengthd) Force/Area

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Solve this derivative: 3x^2+5x+7

a) 6x+5

b) 3x+7

c) 5x+7d) 3x+5

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Solve this derivative: 3x^2+5x+7

a) 6x+5

b) 3x+7

c) 5x+7d) 3x+5

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The most electronegative element is?

a) Sodium

b) Brominec) Fluorine

d) Oxygen

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The most electronegative element is?

a) Sodium

b) Brominec) Fluorine

d) Oxygen

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Light travels fastest in which medium?

a) Glass

b) Water

c) Hydrogen gasd) Vacuum

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Light travels fastest in which medium?

a) Glass

b) Water

c) Hydrogen gasd) Vacuum

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Round 2

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Intensity of sound at a point is ____ its distance from the source.

a) Directly proportional to square of

b) Inversely proportional to square of

c) Directly proportional tod) Inversely proportional to

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Intensity of sound at a point is ____ its distance from the source.

a) Directly proportional to square of

b) Inversely proportional to square of

c) Directly proportional tod) Inversely proportional to

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What are the two products in any combustion reaction (ex: the combustion of methane)?

a) CO2 & O2

b) H2O & CO2

c) O2 & H2d) H2O & O2

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What are the two products in any combustion reaction (ex: the combustion of methane)?

a) CO2 & O2

b) H2O & CO2c) O2 & H2d) H2O & O2

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Protons have ___ charge, neutrons have ___ charge, and electrons have ___ charge

A. negative; positive; no

B. positive; no; negative

C. positive; negative; noD. negative; no; positiveE. no; negative; positive

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Protons have ___ charge, neutrons have ___ charge, and electrons have ___ charge

A. negative; positive; no

B. positive; no; negative

C. positive; negative; noD. negative; no; positiveE. no; negative; positive

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Who is Gauss?

A. An italian astronomer who contributed in the discovery to the Milky Way

B. A german physicist who developed general theory of relativity

C. A german scientist and philosopher who is best known for his statement of the law of the conservation of energyD. A german mathematician and physicist who contributed in many fields and developed a law for magnetism

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Who is Gauss?

A. An italian astronomer who contributed in the discovery to the Milky Way

B. A german physicist who developed general theory of relativity

C. A german scientist and philosopher who is best known for his statement of the law of the conservation of energyD. A german mathematician and physicist who contributed in many fields and developed a law for magnetism

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What is the first law of thermodynamics?

A. Conservation of energy

B.

Conservation of massC. Conservation of momentumD. Conservation of matter

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What is the first law of thermodynamics?

A. Conservation of energy

B.

Conservation of massC. Conservation of momentumD. Conservation of matter

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Round 3

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Archimedes' Principle states that an object surrounded by air is buoyed up by a force equal to the...

A. weight of the air it displaces.

B. weight of the object.

C. total pressure on the object.D. difference between the weight of the object and the weight of the air it displaces.E. weight of Archimedes.

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Archimedes' Principle states that an object surrounded by air is buoyed up by a force equal to the...

A. weight of the air it displaces.

B. weight of the object.

C. total pressure on the object.D. difference between the weight of the object and the weight of the air it displaces.E. weight of Archimedes.

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The speed of light in a vacuum

A. is found by averaging the different speeds of all the different colors of light.

B. is higher for blue light than for red light.

C. is higher for green light than for violet light.D. is the same for all the different colors of light.E. is chosen to be equal to the speed of yellow light, which moves faster than any other color

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The speed of light in a vacuum

A. is found by averaging the different speeds of all the different colors of light.

B. is higher for blue light than for red light.

C. is higher for green light than for violet light.D. is the same for all the different colors of light.E. is chosen to be equal to the speed of yellow light, which moves faster than any other color

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The number of moles of solute present in 1 kg of a solvent is called its...

a) Molality

b) Molarity

c) Normalityd) Formality

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The number of moles of solute present in 1 kg of a solvent is called its...

a) Molality

b) Molarity

c) Normalityd) Formality

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What is Newton’s 3rd law?

a) F=kx

b) An object will remain at rest unless a force is acted upon it

c) All forces occur in equal, but opposite pairsd) F=ma

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What is Newton’s 3rd law?

a) F=kx

b) An object will remain at rest unless a force is acted upon it

c) All forces occur in equal, but opposite pairsd) F=ma

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What is the acceleration of gravity in English units?

a) 17.5 ft/s^2

b) 9.81 m/s^2c) 25.4 ft/s^2d) 31.2 ft/s^2

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What is the acceleration of gravity in English units?

a) 17.5 ft/s^2

b) 9.81 m/s^2c) 25.4 ft/s^2d) 31.2 ft/s^2

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Semi-Finals

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The mass of one Avogadro number of helium atom is...

a) 1 gram

b) 4 grams

c) 8 gramsd) 4 x 6.02 x 10^23 grams

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The mass of one Avogadro number of helium atom is...

a) 1 gram

b) 4 grams

c) 8 gramsd) 4 x 6.02 x 10^23 grams

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What is the correct unit for 1 Newton?

a) kg/m*s^2

b) g*m^2/sc) kg*m^2/s^2d) kg*m/s^2

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What is the correct unit for 1 Newton?

a) kg/m*s^2

b) g*m^2/sc) kg*m^2/s^2d) kg*m/s^2

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Ten seconds after starting from rest, an object falling freely downward on Earth will have a speed of about

a) 10 m/s

b) 50 m/sc) 100 m/sd) more than 100 m/s

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Ten seconds after starting from rest, an object falling freely downward on Earth will have a speed of about

a) 10 m/s

b) 50 m/sc) 100 m/sd) more than 100 m/s

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Which of the following are antiderivatives of f(x) = 2

x

a)

2x + ln(2)b) x2/ln(2) + 1/ln(2)c) 22x/ln(2) + ln(2)

d)

2

x

/ln(2) + ln(2)

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Which of the following are antiderivatives of f(x) = 2

x

a)

2x + ln(2)b) x2/ln(2) + 1/ln(2)c) 22x

/ln(2) + ln(2)

d)

2

x

/ln(2) + ln(2)

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The mass number of an atom is equal to...

a) the number of protons

b) the number of protons & electrons

c) the number of neucleonsd) the number of neutrons

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The mass number of an atom is equal to...

a) the number of protons

b) the number of protons & electrons

c) the number of neucleons (protons + neutrons)d) the number of neutrons

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Finals

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What is Ohm’s Law?

a) resistance is directly proportional to voltage

b) current is inversely proportional to resistancec) voltage is indirectly proportional to powerd) current is directly proportional to resistance

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What is Ohm’s Law?

a) resistance is directly proportional to voltage

b) current is inversely proportional to resistancec) voltage is indirectly proportional to powerd) current is directly proportional to resistance

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If a 24 V and a 6 V battery are series opposing, the total voltage is

a) 18 v

b) 20 vc) 24 vd) 30 v

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If a 24 V and a 6 V battery are series opposing, the total voltage is

a) 18 v

b) 20 vc) 24 vd) 30 v

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When these numbers are multiplied,

(6 × 10^3) (5 × 10^5), the result is

a) 3,000 × 10^8b) 30 × 10^9c) 300 × 10^7d) 3 × 10^10

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When these numbers are multiplied,

(6 × 10^3) (5 × 10^5), the result is

a) 3,000 × 10^8b) 30 × 10^9c) 300 × 10^7d) 3 × 10^10

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In a certain three-branch parallel circuit, R1 has 12 mA through it, R2 has 15 mA through it, and R3 has 25 mA through it. After measuring a total of 27 mA, you can say that

a) R1 is openb) R2 is openc) R3 is opend) none are open

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In a certain three-branch parallel circuit, R1 has 12 mA through it, R2 has 15 mA through it, and R3 has 25 mA through it. After measuring a total of 27 mA, you can say that

a) R1 is openb) R2 is openc) R3 is opend) none are open

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Solve for

c

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c - 4 - 2c + 1 = 8c + 2a) 1b) 2c) -1d) -2

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Solve for

c

: 5

c - 4 - 2c + 1 = 8c + 2a) 1b) 2c) -1d) -2

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Congratulations!

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Thanks for Coming!

See you next time!