Engineering Curriculum

Course Description: Engineering and Mechatronics 1

Engineering I teaches students about student organizations and introduces them to the engineering design process along with ethical and safe practice standards. Concepts of 3D sketching and modeling by hand and with CAD software are introduced within the context of engineering design and prototype development. Robotics concepts in engineering are covered with understanding catalyzed by student competitions. This course also focuses on several fields of engineering and engineering technology specialization to include technical writing and analysis.

Engineering and Mechatronics 1—Course Code: 994000

Unit Number

Unit Name

Hours

1

Orientation and Student Organizations

10

2

Ethics and Safety

10

3

Engineering Design Process

15

4

Computer Aided Design and Drafting I

80

5

Introduction to Mechanical Systems and Robotics

90

6

Computer Aided Design and Drafting II

25

7

Engineering Careers and Technical Writing

25

Total

 

255



Course Description: Engineering 2

Engineering II is a comprehensive course that focuses on Advanced CAD modeling and simulations. It also introduces students to modern manufacturing systems, or how robotics and drafting work together to create products. Electrical, fluid, and thermal systems are covered in more detail due to their relevance in real-world applications and industry. Additionally, the course teaches students advanced robotic concepts. Students will also learn valuable workforce readiness skills and prepare for jobs in the field of engineering, which will be demonstrated with all other parts of the course in a capstone unit.

Engineering 2—Course Code: 994001

Unit Number

Unit Name

Hours

8

Safety Review

5

9

Advanced Computer Aided Design

20

10

Modern Manufacturing Systems

40

11

Advanced Robotics

65

12

Electrical Systems

50

13

Fluid Power Systems

25

14

Thermal Systems

20

15

Capstone

10

Total

 

235