GEEN 1120. Introduction to Graphics for Engineers. 1 cr. hr.

Students learn to visualize geometric information and graphically communicate engineering ideas in three dimensional space. Students are exposed to graphic science and application of computer-aided design software to engineering. Conventional practices are discussed along with the application of geometric data bases to design activities and problem solving. Prereq: Enrolled in Engineering.

GEEN 1130. Introduction to Engineering Computing. 1 cr. hr.

An introduction to computer programming using a structured computer language. Includes data types, data structures, control structures and design methodologies. Laboratory experience introduces students to programming computers to solve engineering problems. Prereq: Enrolled in Engineering.

GEEN 1200. Engineering Discovery 1. 3 cr. hrs.

This course introduces the student to the practice of multidisciplinary systems engineering and engineering problem solving. Professionalism, teamwork, and technical communication are stressed. The Engineering System Investigation Process (modeling, analysis, and measurement) is applied to fundamental electrical, mechanical, fluid, thermal, and electromechanical systems using MATLAB and LabView. Elementary computer programming is developed. The Engineering Design Process and the role graphical communication - visualization, sketching, and computer graphics - plays in that process is studied. Students become proficient in the use of a three-dimensional computer graphics software. Offered in fall term.

GEEN 1210. Engineering Discovery 2. 3 cr. hrs.

Students, working in small teams, apply the Engineering System Investigation Process to actual multidisciplinary products, systems, or processes. Students develop broad technical understanding, as well as in-depth technical knowledge in selected aspects, and also come to appreciate the manufacturing and materials choices, the design decisions, and the business and human-values aspects of the chosen product, system, or process. Internet-based documentation and presentation are emphasized. In addition, engineering computing using MATLAB and LabVIEW, along with computer programming, to solve common multidisciplinary engineering problems is studied. Offered in spring term. Prereq: GEEN 1200.

GEEN 2952. Professional Development for Engineers. 0-1 cr. hrs.

Objective is to assist engineering students with their career discernment and to promote professional development. Focuses on the skills needed to secure a job and provides resources and tools to conduct a job search. Topics include: professional development; engineering options; cooperative education and internship opportunities; ethics as well as job search, resume writing, interviewing, professional communication and networking techniques. All sophomore-level and transfer students required to attend. Prereq: Enrolled in the College of Engineering.

GEEN 2960. Engineering Service Seminar. 0 cr. hrs.

Consists of a series of lectures, video presentations and discussions involving engineering-related service learning. Reflection providing an awareness of an engineer's professional responsibilities to the community at large, and future oppurtunities for such involvement at the local, national and/or international levels. SNC/UNC grade assessment.

GEEN 4995. Independent Study in General Engineering. 1-3 cr. hr.

Undergraduate independent study project of either theoretical or experimental nature. Prereq: Jr. stndg., 3.000 GPA, cons. of instr., and cons. of dept. ch.