ENGINEERING ANALYSIS

Undergraduate

This course is the second in a series of design courses structured to foster development toward becoming a professional engineer. It further introduces the engineering design process through team-based engineering design projects. Additionally, emphasis is placed on the development of structured problem-solving, analysis, testing, interpretation, impact on design, and computer-aided design. Analysis tools and topics such as basic concepts of electricity; statics; dynamics; estimation; statistics; graphing; and regression are applied to clinic projects. Computer-aided design focuses on 2D and 3D technical drawing using advanced CAD tools. PREREQUISITE: Engineering 1210 with a grade of at least 60%. Engineering 1310 must be completed or taken concurrently. Three hours lecture and three hours of design studio per week