Email or call if you have a specific time in mind. Also, you could stop by in any of the lab times after about the first 15 minutes. Larsen, Ronald W. 2001. Accurate and efficient problem solving skills are a core part of the profession. The computer can be employed as an effective tool to solve problems.
Many different applications are available, so a representative handful are introduced in the course.
Students will learn how to organize problems, as well as structure and write efficient solutions to those problems. Programming projects to solve problems will be assigned to small groups. Functionally, the course meets in lecture two hours per week and laboratory two to four hours a week. Recognize and operate several computer applications used for engineering purposes. Organize and write programming documents in several environments.