This course meets four times each week for a 108-minute class period Monday through Thursday. Students may need some additional unscheduled computer lab time to complete their assignments. During the scheduled labs the students are expected to work on the daily assignments related to the lecture topic or on their current Engineering Laboratory project. Engineering Graphics H167 is the second of a three integrated courses that provide the engineering student with a fundamental understanding of problem solving, engineering graphics and communication, computer programming, and laboratory experimentation. Engineering Graphics H167 presents concepts of computer programming in an engineering problem solving environment.
Emphasis is on problem solving techniques and writing engineering reports.
Algorithms are developed for repetitive operations, decision making, and evaluation of alternative courses of action. Techniques are presented for problem decomposition into manageable modules. Upon completing this course, and its Engineering Graphics prerequisite, the students will have developed effective techniques for analyzing engineering problems, developing algorithms for their solution, and writing an engineering report on their solution. They will have developed a good understanding of the way engineering drawings are created on a computer system. Understand problem solving methods and procedures in order to solve elementary engineering problems 2.