Students explore the World Wide Web, create their own home pages, and work on projects that utilize advanced three-dimensional graphical simulations. Previous design topics included statics, dynamics, logic circuitry, steam power, microchip cooling, stress and strain, architecture, and heat transfer. The emphasis is on the importance of multi-dimensional visualization as a crucial engineering tool. Mr. L. Freeman. Limited to engineering undergraduates.
Students learn how to structure and deliver effective, informative, and persuasive presentations.
Coursetopics include planning technical presentations, using visual-aid software programs, and coping with anxiety. Classes consist of short lectures or discussions, followed by students' presentations. After each presentation, the instructor and classmates discuss the speech and suggest areas for improvement. Designed for both University engineering students and engineers in industry to provide a broad background in those aspects of the law that are most frequently encountered in a professional engineering career. Principles of law are illustrated by case studies.