Engineer in Society Mock Exam 5
University of Ilorin
This mock exam is designed to help Computer Engineering students at the University of Ilorin thoroughly prepare for their Engineer in Society course. It covers essential topics including the landscape of Nigerian engineering education, the roles of regulatory bodies like COREN and professional associations like NSE, and the distinct responsibilities within the broader engineering family (engineers, technologists, technicians, artisans).
About This Exam
This mock exam is designed to help Computer Engineering students at the University of Ilorin thoroughly prepare for their Engineer in Society course. It covers essential topics including the landscape of Nigerian engineering education, the roles of regulatory bodies like COREN and professional associations like NSE, and the distinct responsibilities within the broader engineering family (engineers, technologists, technicians, artisans).
Topics Covered
Exam Structure
- Question Formatmcq
- Total Questions106
- Estimated Duration159 minutes
- Difficulty LevelMedium
Learning Objectives
- •Understand the challenges and structure of Nigerian engineering education.
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of engineering principles and a foundational knowledge of professional ethics.
Sample Questions
Get a taste of what to expect in the full exam.
Which group in the engineering family is typically involved in hands-on activities such as carpentry, plumbing, or welding, requiring practical skills?
Technologists
Engineers
Artisans and Craftsmen
Technicians
Which of the following is most likely true of the education required for a technician in the engineering family?
They often hold a master's degree in a specialized engineering field.
They focus on practical, hands-on skills and may attend vocational training or technical schools.
They primarily focus on theoretical concepts with little emphasis on practical skills.
They have no formal training and rely on apprenticeships alone.
Which engineering family member would typically have a diploma or a degree in a technical field and focus on applying established technologies to practical challenges?
Engineer
Technician
Technologist
Artisan
An engineer notices a potential hazard on a construction site that could endanger workers. The ethical response in Nigeria would be to:
Ignore the hazard, as it is not directly related to the engineer's work.
Report the hazard immediately to the appropriate authorities and take action to mitigate the danger.
Only report the hazard if it causes a significant delay in the project timeline.
Wait for the employer to notice the hazard and then act accordingly.
Which group in the engineering family typically undergoes vocational training or apprenticeships rather than formal education?
Technologist
Engineer
Artisan and Craftsman
Technician
Which of the following typically focuses on the application of engineering principles and is often involved in supervising technical work?
Engineer
Artisan
Technologist
In line with the Nigerian Code of Ethics for Engineers, which of the following is considered unethical in the context of accepting new work?
Declining to accept a project that falls outside one's area of competence.
Taking on multiple projects at once without the capacity to handle them, leading to subpar work quality.
Seeking and accepting work that aligns with one's skills and experience.
Ensuring that all work performed adheres to safety and regulatory standards.
What is an engineer's ethical responsibility when dealing with conflicts of interest in Nigeria's engineering profession?
Engineers must prioritize the interests of their personal businesses over the employer's interests.
Engineers should disclose any potential conflicts of interest and avoid situations that may impair their professional judgment.
Engineers must keep conflicts of interest confidential and act as if there were none.
According to the Nigerian Code of Ethics for Engineers, which of the following is a primary responsibility of an engineer when conducting professional work?
To prioritize personal financial gain over the interests of clients and employers.
To perform engineering tasks with integrity, honesty, and fairness, ensuring public safety and welfare.
To act only in the interest of colleagues and avoid sharing engineering knowledge with the public.
To only design systems that are costly and complex.
What is the main challenge Nigerian engineering universities face when training students?
Lack of qualified professors
Inadequate laboratory facilities and equipment
Too many engineering students
Shortage of research topics
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How to Prepare
Key Preparation Tips
- Review all course materials related to Nigerian engineering education, regulation, and professional bodies.
Mistakes to Avoid
- •Confusing the roles and responsibilities of engineers, technologists, and technicians.
Success Criteria
Achieving a score of 70% or higher indicates a strong understanding of the Engineer in Society concepts relevant to Nigerian engineering practice.
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