Engineering

Code	Course Description
ENGR 1100	Engineering and Technology in Society This course is an introduction to the practice of engineering, surveying its history and its current state. The social, political and economic aspects of engineering decisions, as well as the influence of technology on society, will be illustrated by a number of case studies. The ethical and environmental implications of the practice of engineering will also be discussed. The concepts of sustainability, environmental stewardship and engineering law are addressed.
ENGR 1110	Engineering Graphics & Design This course is an introduction to the engineering profession, the engineering design process and the use of graphical methods in engineering design. Through individual exercises and small projects undertaken in groups, students will gain experience with the engineering design process and technical drawings, as well as develop teamwork and presentation skills. Topics include: the engineering profession and disciplines, the engineering design process, engineering graphics, prototyping, technical communication methods, and sustainability.
ENGR 1190	Introduction to Engineering Design This course is a second course in engineering design. Students will work in teams to complete a semester-long project consisting of several milestone stages. Through completion of an open-ended project, students will gain experience with the entire engineering design process and exposure to the challenges of project management. An introduction to the engineering code of ethics and ethical decision making will be included.
ENGR 2100	Prototype and Practical Skills 1: Mechanical Prototyping This course is an introduction to mechanical design, fabrication, and prototyping. Students will acquire hands-on experience with tools used in modern mechanical workshops through completion of project work on the development and construction of mechanical prototypes. Topics include the mechanical design and prototyping process, computer aided design (CAD) in mechanical prototyping, introduction to fabrication processes, basic machining operations, rapid-prototyping tools, and machine shop best practices.
ENGR 2200	Prototype and Practical Skills 2: Electronics Design This project course will introduce students to electronics circuits. Students will design and prototype circuits that incorporate sensors, electromechanical actuators, and embedded computers.
ENGR 2999	Applied Engineering Project: Field Prototype Development This course enables students to acquire practical experience. Working in groups, students will take on projects where they define, design, develop, and implement a prototype electronic, or mechanical, or electro-mechanical device or system. Student groups, in consultation with a faculty adviser, will select an appropriate project. Project topics may vary from in-depth research to systems analysis and design development proposals. Students will learn more about technical documentation. Project management fundamentals will also be covered.