Link to syllabus and lecture schedule for last offering (2013)
COURSE OBJECTIVES
PROGRAM OUTCOMESERE 133 introduces the engineering profession, including design, communication, ethical and professional behavior, teamwork, and data analysis. This course reinforces learning through study, conduct and critique of design exercises related to environmental resources engineering. Students will engage in individual and team-oriented activities such as lecture, discussion, observation, computation, reading and writing.
At the completion of this course, each student will be able to:
- Use an engineering design approach to design a product, process or system that meets desired needs within given constraints and performance criteria.
- Communicate effectively using oral, written and graphic processes consistent with the needs and tools of the profession, including word processing, spreadsheet analysis, oral presentations, and engineering graphics.
- Function as part of a team of peers to solve an engineering problem.
- Describe the professional and ethical responsibilities of an engineer.
- Explain the need for lifelong learning and describe sources for learning outside the classroom.
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Last updated 3 June 2013