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ENG 1101 Engineering Analysis and Problem Solving Fall 2007
Welcome to the ENG 1101 Web Site. This page is primarily a collection of links to information you will need during the course. Recognize that this is a common website for all sections. Your instructor can and will deviate from some of this material - - - if you notice a difference, the information from your instructor is correct. Note: New Lectures will appear at the end of each week.
General Class Information Most of these links are to viewable Adobe Acrobat files. You can download a free  if you do not already have one installed. The lecture slides will be posted to this web site after they have been taught. Because this is a common site for all sections, the homework slides have typically been removed to avoid confusion. Also, you will notice that most of these files can not be printed. This is due to the fact that this site represents about 1,200 pages of material - - with over 700 students per semester, the printing demands would swamp our labs. The information in the lesson slides can be found in text books and Lab Manual for the course.
COURSE NOTES (slides and notes are posted after the class)
Developing the Modern Engineer Week 1 Lecture A: Welcome    Week 1 Lecture B: Engineering Communication Week 2 Lecture A: Communication Week 2 Lecture B: Solid modeling Week 2 Lecture C: 3D modelling Week 2 Lecture  A: Presentation/History Week 3 Lecture B: Basic Stat Week 3 Lecture C: Linear Regression Week 4 Lecture A: Design Project Week 4 Lecture B: Teaming - Civil Eng. Week 4 Lecture C: Quality Control Statistics - Computer Eng. Week 4 Lecture C: Probab. Electrical Eng. Week 5 Lecture A: Linear, power, exponential. Week 5 Lecture B: .Exponential ( week 5 LectA ) Week 5 Lecture C:  - Project day- Materials Eng. Week 6 Lecture A: . Review Week 7 Lecture A: VBA - Programming 1 Week 7 Lecture B: VBA - Programming 2 Week 7 Lecture C: Macro Prorgams Week 8 Lecture A: For Loops Week 8 Lecture B:  Ethics video Week 8 Lecture C: Intro to Ethics Week 8 Lecture C:  Week 9 Lecture A:  Career Lecture Week 9 Lecture B: Week   9 Lecture C: Week 10 Lecture A: Ethics & PE Spreadsheet Lab Practical, Tuesday, Nov.7th <>Week 10 Lecture B: sketching 2D Week 11 Lecture A: Rotation & Reflection MIDTERM EXAM: 6-7pm, Tuesday, Nov. 13th            Week 11 Lecture A: Rotation about two Axes Week 11 Lecture C: Orthographic Projection WeeK 11 Lecture  C: Writting Tech. reports Week 12 Lecture B:  Week 12 Lecture C: Inclined/curved surfaces Week 13 Lecture A: Week 13 Lecture B:  Week 13 Lecture C: Week 14 Lecture A: Week 14 Lecture B: Drawing Exam In-Class Week 14 Lecture C: Course Review & wrap up <><>
In-class Links and Information Sullivan  Reading Assignment Exploration Slides History Topics in Engineering Ethics case studies Spread Sheet Tutorial Unit Conversion Review Physics Activity 1 - Motion Data (physics.data.txt) Velocity vs. Time Data File Hurricane Rita Data Parachute Example In-class Report Writing Table & Graph On-line Resources and Information

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