Engineering Courses

• ENGR 1301 -- Foundations of Engineering (Formerly, Engineering Problem Solving and Computing)
• Foundations of Engineering (often referred to as Engineering Orientation) is designed to fill the need for an introductory course for engineering majors. The course covers much of the material found in introductory courses at other institutions and closely follows the content of the corresponding course at Texas A&M, College Station. It transfers there as a package with ENGR 1304, Engineering Graphics I.
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• ENGR 2301 -- Engineering Mechanics I
• Engineering Mechanics I is an introduction to "statics", the study of structures and devices in equilibrium. A knowledge of statics is required of all engineers and is especially useful for civil, mechanical and aeronautical engineers, among others.
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• ENGR 2302 -- Engineering Mechanics II
• Engineering Mechanics II is an introduction to "dynamics", the study of machines and other devices with parts in accelerated motion. A good knowledge of dynamics is required for mechanical and aeronautical engineers, is valuable in many other engineering fields and makes a great elective. A good grounding in calculus is essential.
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