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EGR 105
Introduction to Engineering I 3 credits
Pre: None
Description:
This course introduces the engineering students to the engineering
profession and its disciplines. This includes topics such as
engineering design, engineering problem solving, teamwork practice,
graphical communication using CAD software (SolidWorks).
Objectives:
to develop and improve engineering graphic communication skills
to introduce and practice engineering design process
to introduce and practice problem solving and engineering discipline
to develop critical thinking, self learning, and teamwork skills.
Meets:
Section 1: TR at 8:00 to 9:20 a.m. and M at 8:00-8:50 a.m. in Sci 118
Textbooks. Beginner's Guide to SolidWorks 2010 ,
by
Alejandro Reyes, pub. by SDC
and
Introduction to Engineering Design and
Problem Solving, 2nd Ed.,
by Eide, Mashaw, and Northup, pub by McGraw Hill
Fall 2010 Lectures and Notes (to added as
created)
Course Syllabus
Week 1:
Eng. Skills Lecture 01: Intro to Engineering
Engineering Profiles...a resource for HW 01
CAD Skills
Lab 01: Intro to SolidWorks
Week 2: No Lecture ---Labor Day
Week 3:
Week 4:
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Week 14:
Week 15:
Final Exam:
Old Lectures and Notes from Fall 2009
Course Syllabus
Week 1:
Eng. Skills Lecture 01: Intro to Engineering
Engineering Profiles...a resource for HW 01
CAD Skills
Lab 01: Intro to SolidWorks
Week 2: No Lecture ---Labor Day
CAD Skills Lab 02:
Pictorial Drawings
Week 3:
Eng. Skills Lecture 03: Engineering Problem Documentation
CAD Skills Lab 03:
More SolidWorks
Week 4: Eng. Skills Lecture 04: On-the-spot-design
CAD Skills Lab
04: Multiview Drawings
Week 5:
Eng. Skills Lecture
05: Presentation of Tech. Data.
CAD Skills Lab
05: More Multiview Drawing
Week 6:
Eng. Skills Lecture
06: Computer Plots and Log Scales
CAD Skill Lab 06:
Review for Test 1
Example of Test from 2008:
Test #1
Week 7:
Eng. Skills Lecture 07:
Engineering Design
CAD Skills Lab 07:
Measurement Stations
Week 8:
Eng. Skills Lecture:
Model Evaluation and Decision
CAD Skills Lab 08:
Free Form CAD: Sweeps and Lofts
Week 9: Sick Day...Flu
Sick Day...Flu
Week 10:
Eng. Skills Lecture: Intro to Project
CAD Skills Lab 09:
Dimensioning
Week 11:
Eng Skills Lecture: Project Work
Sectional and Auxiliary Views
Week 12: Eng Skills Lecture: WorkDay on Project
Project WorkDay
Week 13: Eng. Skills Lecture: Project
Race Day Test I
CAD Skills: Intro to Assemblies
Example_Base.sldprt
Example_PartA.sldprt
Example PartB.sldprt
Example_PartC.sldprt
Example_PartD.sldprt
Week 14:
Eng. Skills Lecture: Project Race Day II
CAD Skills: Working Drawings
Week 15:
Prototype Instructional Build and Awards
CAD Skills: Work Day and Final Exam Review
Company Tour Day
Final Exam
Additional Lectures and Assorted from previous classes:
Introduction to Design:
video...the Deep Dive
Brainstorming and Design Practice
Working in Groups and Team
Citizenship
PPS01:
Working in Groups
Team Citizenship
Form
Metrology and
Measurement
Tolerancing and GDT
Shop Safety and Design
Activity
Eng. Skills Lecture 04: Common Eng. Formulas
Working Drawing Assignment:
Problem
Solving:
CAD Skills Lecture: Oblique Surfaces and Sheet Metal Parts
Eng
Skills Lecture: Engineering Economics
Eng Skills
Lecture: Engineering Ethics
CAD Skills: Review for Exam 1
Eng Skills: Closure, Awards, and Evaluation
Eng Skills: Project Due Day: Fan Powered Car Race Day.
Course Grade will be determined by the follow
criteria:
The final numerical course grade will be weighted on:
Graphic Communication
Homework.................25%
Lecture Homework and
Assignments................15%
Exam 1............................................................15%
Exam 2...........................................................
15%
Final Exam.......................................................20%
Participation and
Attendance............................10%
EME 105 Students with their fan-powered race cars.....Fall Semester 2008
Email:
clark.merkel@loras.edu
Last Modified: August 2009
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little fish in a little pond. . . or something like that.
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thinks she's a cat!
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