Advanced Curriculum

ENGR 1050 Engineering Disciplines and Skills I:  1 credit (contact hours:  0 lecture, 2 labs)

Provides a solid foundation of skills to solve engineering problems. Students demonstrate problem-solving techniques with spreadsheets, dimensions, and units. Introduces professional and societal issues appropriate to engineering. Includes Honors sections.

ENGR 1060 Engineering Disciplines and Skills II:  1 credit (contact hours:  0 lecture, 2 labs)

Continuation of topics introduced in ENGR 1050. Students demonstrate problem-solving techniques using spreadsheets and modeling techniques, and by interpreting the validity of experimental results. Students complete projects on multi-discipline teams. Various forms of technical communication are emphasized. Includes Honors sections.

ENGR 1070 Programming and Problem Solving I:  1 credit (contact hours:  0 lecture, 2 labs)

Students formulate and solve engineering problems using MATLAB: estimate answers for comparison to computed solutions; read, interpret and write programs, instructions, and output (both written and graphical); and debug. Includes Honors sections.

ENGR 1080 Programming and Problem Solving II:  1 credit (contact hours:  0 lecture, 2 labs)

Continuation of topics introduced in ENGR 1070. Students formulate and solve engineering problems using MATLAB; read, interpret, and write programs; utilize trendlines; iterate/loops; evaluate and compose conditional statements; debug. Includes Honors sections.

ENGR 1090 Programming and Problem Solving Applications:  1 credit (contact hours:  0 lecture, 2 labs)

Students formulate and solve engineering problems on multi-discipline teams using MATLAB. Various forms of technical communication are emphasized. Includes Honors sections.

Course catalog descriptions of each of our advanced curriculum courses are as follows. For more information, please see the current course catalog.