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This document contains questions for an exam on finite element analysis in thermal engineering. It includes questions about the advantages and disadvantages of the finite element method compared to other variational methods, deriving shape functions and finite element equations for 1D and 3D elements, modeling axi-symmetric problems using triangular elements, consistent versus lumped mass matrices, and preprocessing, element connectivity, and finite element analysis packages. Students were instructed to answer any five of the eight questions provided.
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