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Physics, Bachelor of Arts (BA) / Pre-Engineering (YSU) (3+2).Physics, Bachelor of Arts (BA) / Pre-Engineering (WVU) (3+2).Physics, Bachelor of Arts (BA) / Pre-Engineering (Pitt) (3+2).Physics, Bachelor of Arts (BA) / Dual Degree Pre-Engineering (PSU).Physics, Bachelor of Arts (BA) - Pre Master of Education (7-12).Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering, Bachelor of Science (BS).Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor of Science (BS).Industrial and Systems Engineering, Bachelor of Science (BS).Civil Engineering, Bachelor of Science (BS).Parks, Conservation and Recreational Therapy.Geography, Geology, and the Environment.College of Health, Engineering & Sciences.The objective of this project-based course is to preparestudents for an engineering career by providing opportunities to apply mathematics to solve engineeringproblems, acquire and refine team working skills, practice written and verbal communication skills,enhance problem solving and design skills, and use a computer as a tool for analysis, modeling, design,and communication. (ISBN 978-5-6)RECOMMENDED SOFTWARE: MATLAB (2010 Student Version)REQUIRED MATERIALS: Flashdrive and binder.INTRODUCTIONThis course is the second part of a two-course sequence that provides a solid foundation in fundamentalskills needed for beginning engineering students to academically succeed and professionally prepare forchallenges in a technologically changing world. MATLAB ®, An Introduction with Applications, 4 th edition, John Wiley &Sons, Inc., 2008. West Virginia Universit圜ollege of Engineering and Mineral ResourcesENGR 102: Engineering Problem Solving IICLASS SCHEDULE AND LOCATION:COURSE FORMAT:CREDIT HOURS:PREREQUISITES:In-class lecture, class activities, group projects, and exams3 credit hoursENGR 101, MATH 153 or MATH 155 with C or betterINSTRUCTOR:E-MAIL:OFFICE:OFFICE HOURS:REQUIRED TEXT: Gilat, Amos.
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