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ENGR 110
Engineering Methods, Tools, and Practice I
ENGR 110 is designed to provide first-year engineering students with an introduction to critical thinking, essential methods, tools and skills for success in engineering. Activities and assignments will focus on developing skills and knowledge in: engineering professionalism (ethics, culture, and risk), basic programming, graphical communication, problem solving, design analysis, and teamwork (including diversity and inclusion)
Units: 2.0