EGN-ENGINEERING: GENERAL
 

EGN 1002         Introduction to Engineering (UF)           1

Introduces the student to the Joint Program that offers UF undergraduate degrees at UWF. The class breaks students into groups of 20 and rotates the groups weekly through each degree program. During a Joint Program visit, the student participates in hands-on experiments. The goal of the class is to help the student make an informed choice about career alternatives.

EGN 1006C       Concepts in Engineering                       1

Prerequisite: MAC 1105

Stimulate and maintain the student’s interest in the field of engineering. Provides an insight into the various fields of engineering as well as the appropriate computational skills required for success in subsequent courses in their respective engineering program.

EGN 1200C       Computer Applications in Science and Engineering     1

Prerequisite: EGN 1006C

An introductory level course in Java programming/ an introduction to Boolean algebra, logic design, computer organization and design.

EGN 2414C       Introduction to Engineering Design and Practice      1

Prerequisite: EEL 2005C

Understand basic project design from initiation to fruition. The student will have worked with other engineers and will have decided if engineering is a viable option as a career.

EGN 3203         Engineering Software Tools (Pending)                      1

Prerequisite: MAC 2312

Gives students an introduction to important Engineering software tools such as MATLAB, Labview, MATHCAD, and FSPICE. Credit cannot be received for both EGN 3203L and EGN 3203.

EGN 4XX1 Capstone Design I (Pending)                                             1

Prerequisite: Senior standing/permission required; ECN 3240 with a grade of C (2.0/4.0) or better.

Preliminary work on senior design project. This portion of the senior design will focus on the objectives and criteria, synthesis, and analysis elements of project development. After developing design concepts, researching for implementation methods, and performing a feasibility study (which will include economic, social, ethical, etc., factors), the semester will culminate with a senior design project proposal and presentation. Permission is required.

EGN 4XX2L Capstone Design II (Pending)                                          2

Prerequisite: EGN 4XX1 (Capstone Design I) with a grade of C or better.

Continuation of Capstone Design I, with emphasis on construction, testing, and evaluation elements of project development. Material and Supply fee will be assessed (pending approval). Permission is required.

EGN 4034         Professional Ethics (UF)                                             1

Prerequisite: Junior standing.

Provides students with an interactive study of ethical, theory and the development of professionalism. Students review case studies of ethical conflicts in engineering practice. Course covers engineering codes of ethics and requires students to resolve theoretical situations through application of ethical codes.