HSC Engineering Studies Thoughts / Predictions (4 Viewers)

[GraPeOwO]

This guy in an engineering teacher and has some awesome stuff, 'High School Engineering Teacher and Cabinetmaker'.

Ohh looks really good! So much stuff we can be asked about in the exam I've been trying to make sure I can get most of the mechanics and drawings questions, they seem to add up quite a bit.

 

[GraPeOwO]

Any predictions on what will be in the exam? I am desperately trying to learn 2 years of content in 24 hours lol

A bunch of ferrous stuff like drawing microstructures and why steel is used (properties)
Definitely a 6+ mark truss analysis and a drawing with cross-sectioning
mc logic gate question
ma vr and efficiency
heat treatment
testing of materials for like cracks and strength
more properties of materials.
stress question
there wasnt much biomedical last year so theyll probably load a few of those in there, but its yr 11 so dont worry too much

 

[GraPeOwO]

do u think they will have a lot of stuff on telecommunication bcos im not confident with that one as my teacher didnt finish teaching it

Im kind of in the same boat as you with historical developments and telecommunications. For me I'm just looking at the materials and stuff, so for civil i look at the developments in bridges like arch, suspension, girder, and the type of materials - started with wood, then stone, wrought iron, cast iron/steel and now reinforced concrete. I doubt they'll ever ask who invented this and in what year. I think just a basic understanding of materials and developments. For telecommunications, same here I don't know that much, mostly just trying to learn definitions (AM, FM, multiplexing etc). They packed a tonne of them in the 2019 one so hopefully they go a bit easier on them this year.
Im also a little worried about aeronautical since that's when we did online learning and I basically bludged the entire time xD

 

[homeworkatedog]

do u think they will have a lot of stuff on telecommunication bcos im not confident with that one as my teacher didnt finish teaching it

peak engineering studies teaching tho, we had a similar situation

A bunch of ferrous stuff like drawing microstructures and why steel is used (properties)
Definitely a 6+ mark truss analysis and a drawing with cross-sectioning
mc logic gate question
ma vr and efficiency
heat treatment
testing of materials for like cracks and strength
more properties of materials.
stress question
there wasnt much biomedical last year so theyll probably load a few of those in there, but its yr 11 so dont worry too much

what kinda biomedical stuff do u reckon?
i reckon theyll get us to draw a jet engine x-section

 

[homeworkatedog]

I hope they dont ask on biomedical.. surely thats too year 11y and I cant be bothered to re-read lol

didnt they ask a year to draw a jet engine section for 2018 or something? it probs wont be that same engine right

never overestimate engineering teachers, a couple of the questions ive seen are straight up reused from previous exams

 

[2ba3]

Any predictions on what will be in the exam? I am desperately trying to learn 2 years of content in 24 hours lol

100% truss analysis, stress-strain, materials for civil structures, maybe some telecommunications questions based on zoom, an aeronautics question based on the pitot-static tube, and DRAWINGS.
Hopefully the AS1100 drawings aren't too bad including the true length ones like in 2017.
And as a side note, I think telecommunications is the least understood of all modules for most people.

 

[DaBossMan]

Ohh looks really good! So much stuff we can be asked about in the exam I've been trying to make sure I can get most of the mechanics and drawings questions, they seem to add up quite a bit.

Stress/strain
youngs modulus
Heat treatments and obviously heaps of calculating forces and work, power and energy...

 

[homeworkatedog]

100% truss analysis, stress-strain, materials for civil structures, maybe some telecommunications questions based on zoom, an aeronautics question based on the pitot-static tube, and DRAWINGS.
Hopefully the AS1100 drawings aren't too bad including the true length ones like in 2017.
And as a side note, I think telecommunications is the least understood of all modules for most people.

when u say true length u mean drawing the developments right?

 

[homeworkatedog]

Stress/strain
youngs modulus
Heat treatments and obviously heaps of calculating forces and work, power and energy...

HATE heat treating, u got like, a list of possible treatments?

 

[homeworkatedog]

what do we reckon we will see in the test? calcs and content stuff too

defs can see some treatment of metals, stuff about the heat-affected-zone, some microstructure, defs shear force, bending moments diagrams, truss analysis and reaction calculation, maybe an mc choice specifically on as1100, youngs modulus and stress/strain... the list goes on

 

[DaBossMan]

HATE heat treating, u got like, a list of possible treatments?

Nah, off the top of my head:
Quenching
Annealing
Tempering
Normalising
Case hardening
Precipitation hardening

 

[2ba3]

when u say true length u mean drawing the developments right?

Yeah. I've seen some MC questions tho which are just about TL

 

[2ba3]

do u have anything that explains how to do developments because I STILL dont understand how to do them... At this hour......

Sorry for the late reply. I have no resources, but I'll try explaining. Might be tricky to explain with words tho.
Set up a horizontal plane of the heights from the front view (e.g. it will be two parallel lines if there are 2 max heights, or 3 if it has 3 (the bottom of the shape, an intermediate height, and the maximum height)). - See below.

With the top view you take the horizontal distance from one vertex to another, this is a TL (if the shape is flat (normally)). You mark this value on the bottom line of the plane you made. The hypotenuse created if a line is created between the max height (TL) and TL Horizontal distance measured from TV will create a true length.
It is important you use a compass as you will often need to find 2 true lengths to create a the transition piece. The line created on the development will be the intersection of these true lengths by method of compass.

 

[Vitrecan]

Man, I have practiced everything except for drawings.

 

[DaBossMan]

For the the mass of the rider, did anyone get about 95 I can remember the exact number. I didn't really understand how you can apply a moment force from being on the bike.

 

[2ba3]

How'd you all go?

Man, I have practiced everything except for drawings.

Especially you. How was the 9 marks of drawing?

 

[2ba3]

For the the mass of the rider, did anyone get about 95 I can remember the exact number. I didn't really understand how you can apply a moment force from being on the bike.

around 90. The rider was heavy.

 

[Vitrecan]

I legit tore out my formula sheet and used the back till I could free hand the drawing and then I did it on the sheet.

 

[bobthebob]

what did everyone get for the truth table

 

[2ba3]

what did everyone get for the truth table

That question confused me. I couldn't find a value of 1 for Z with any combination if A and D were always 1.