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Foundations to Engineering and Design
Course Syllabus
Teacher: Mr. Mayes Credit: 1
This course is an introduction to fundamentals of Engineering. The course will give the students problem solving and designing skills that will be needed to find success in Engineering classes. Students will learn about different fields in engineering and degrees that are available to a prospective engineering student. They will also learn about design software and technology that is used by an engineer in the field.
Expected Outcomes
Students can expect to learn how to use design software and techniques to create two dimension, three dimensional and solid models on computerized design software. Students will also learn design models and processes to solve problems and create real solutions. Technology, such as, three “d” printers, laser engravers, and cnc process will be utilized throughout the course to create solutions. Students will learn about careers, engineering fields, and degrees that are there for further education and not all fields are a four year degree.
Content to be Covered
Design Software Engineering Fields
Engineering Technology Problem Solving
Presentations Prototyping
Digital and Circuit Analysis Electrical
Computer Modeling AutoCadd
Evaluation and Assessment
Projects/Worksheets/Tests 90%
Class Participation 10%
All assignments that you turn in will be assessed under the criteria listed below.
Deadline: All projects must be turned in on time. Architects are forced to meet deadlines and have completion dates on all projects.
Objective: All of the assignments will focus on one or two objectives that must be completed. You will be graded on the efficiency and accuracy that you did to complete the project.
Performance: Using the proper techniques of design in order to accurately draw a symbol of design on the computer.
Character: All work must be neatly done using title blocks and proper labeling of all indicated items.
Grading Policy
All Assignments must be turned in within the week of the due date. This means that students have five days to turn in a plan after the due date without penalty. After the five day grace period students will lose 10 points for late assignments.
Plans that are late or were not turned-in must be handed to the instructor four days prior to the end of the marking period to be accepted and graded for the nine week marking period. Missing this deadline will be an automatic zero on the plan.
Attendance Policy
Attendance is critical in this particular classroom setting. The classroom is established and set-up to a real life working situation where people are needed to be at work to complete projects. Students need to be present in the classroom in order to complete assignments and meet deadlines. Students will usually not have the software at home to complete projects outside of the classroom. Failure to come to class will possibly lead to failure of the course.
Outcomes
After the completion of the course you will be able to identify and complete the following criteria:
Engineering Fields
Two and Four Year Engineering Degrees
The need for Engineers
Designing Techniques
Problem Solving Models
Develop geometric construction
Prototyping Technology
Circuit and Digital Analysis
Computer Prototyping
BIM Modeling Civil and Architectural Fields
Interior Designing and Modeling
Draw using a computer aided drafting program
Expectations/ Rules
Complete all Assignments and meet Deadlines
Cooperate with teacher and other students
You are responsible for all make-up work
Maintain a clean an organized workstation
Come to class on time and ready to work
No Food or drink (except bottled water) in the classroom
Standards
2.2.11 A
2.3.11 A-C
2.5.11 B
2.9.11 A-J
2.10.11 B
3.6.12 A
Course Questions
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What is the purpose of an Engineer?
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How do engineers use and design process?
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A completed design process must have?
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What is BIM modeling?
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What is the difference between Inventor and Fusion 360?
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What field or career in engineering do you relate too?
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Three d printers are primarily used for?
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What is the difference between Circuit and Digital?
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What instruments are using for measuring whether it be electronics or an object
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Why use Reverse Engineering?
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