ENGRG 1152
Coaching and Mentoring for Professional and Student Success
This class will help you engineer your life to get the most out of your undergraduate experience now while building foundational professional skills for the future. Meetings with an assigned engineering alumni mentor-coach will expand your network and give you a window into the non-technical aspects of the practice of engineering. Class sessions provide tools for strategic decision-making about the many opportunities you have at Cornell to develop teamwork, leadership, and related skills. Through COMPASS, you will gain a clear sense of your values, interests, strengths, and areas for development as well as a plan for the remainder of your Cornell experience.
Topics
- Identify non-technical skills required of professional engineers and create a 2- to 3-year plan to develop them through curricular and co-curricular activities.
- Apply various decision tools to make intentional choices about which personal and professional activities to commit to.
- Develop professional skills of networking, timeliness, being accountable, and developing positive mentoring relationships.
- Demonstrate effective professional writing and self-presentation skills.
Official roster learning outcomes
Prerequisites & course information
ENGRG 1050 or permission of instructor.
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Catalogue variants
- Coaching and Mentoring for Professional and Student Success · 2.0 · Undergraduate