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ENGN 1000 - Projects in Engineering Design

FALL 2012

Time:	Thursday 4:00 - 6:20 pm
Location:	B&H 155
Instructors:	Kipp Bradford (B&H 447)
	Christopher Bull (Prince Lab 207)
TA:
Office Hours:	Tuesday 4-5:30, Thursday 12-1:30

Projects in design for concentrators in chemical, electrical, materials, and mechanical engineering.

Students work in teams on projects that are defined through discussions with the instructor. A new product or system that optimally satisfies a set of engineering criteria is the goal of the semester’s effort. Students will establish initial requirements before iterating through a multi-step design process including research, conceptualization, feasibility assessment, analysis, construction, testing, and evaluation.

Design of robotic systems, mechatronics, and automated systems will be emphasized by the instructor.

Prerequisite: completion of engineering core program. Enrollment limited to 40.

Current Projects

ENGN1000_2013_Spring

Example Proposals (click this link to download PDF file)

Previous Projects

SPRING	FALL
2012 Spring	2012 Fall
2011 Spring	2011 Fall
2010 Spring	2010 Fall
2009 Spring	2009 Fall
2008 Spring	2008 Fall

Class Videos

Syllabus

Grading:

45%: Completing 3 iterations of the engineering design cycle
20%: Meeting requirements.
15%: Class participation: Comments on Lecture and other teams' design
20%: Final Presentation

Calendar - 2012 Fall Lecture & Assignment

Administrative Details & Meeting Time Calendar

Project Proposal Template

PCard Order Form

Course Summary

Engin1000 is a capstone design class which presents concepts of the design process, and strengthens students theoretical engineering abilities by introducing project requirements and real-world constraints. Students will gain first-hand experience with the design process while using engineering skills to solve technical challenges in their projects.

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