This course addresses the concerns of professional electrical engineers such as engineering ethics, economics, licensing, manufacturability, sustainability, reliability, safety, and design methodologies. It includes Fundamentals of Engineering Exam preparation and supports the USMA writing program as a Writing in the Major course. The course includes all first class cadets majoring in electrical engineering. Guest lecturers from military, industrial, and academic communities will present some of the material.
This course addresses the concerns of professional electrical engineers such as engineering ethics, economics, licensing, manufacturability, sustainability, reliability, safety, and design methodologies. The course will include Fundamentals of Engineering Exam preparation and review. The course includes all first class cadets majoring in electrical engineering. Guest lecturers from military, industrial, and academic communities will present some of the material.
This seminar will meet each scheduled class hour and will include all first class cadets majoring in electrical engineering. Coursework will predominately be in-class with compensatory time given for out-of-class requirements. The seminar will include Fundamentals of Engineering Exam preparation and review and will address the concerns of professional electrical engineers such as engineering ethics, economics, licensing procedures, design methodologies, reliability, and laboratory safety. Some of the seminar material will be presented by guest lecturers from the military, industrial, and academic communities.
This seminar will meet once each week and will include all first class cadets majoring in electrical engineering. The seminar topics will address the concerns of professional electrical engineers such as engineering ethics, economics, and licensing procedures. Design methodologies, reliability, and laboratory safety will also be taught in this seminar. DoD initiatives and their effect on the electrical engineering community will be presented. Much of the seminar material will be presented by guest lecturers from the military, industrial, and academic communities.
This seminar will meet once each week and will include all first class cadets majoring in electrical engineering. The seminar topics will address the concerns of professional electrical engineers such as engineering ethics, economics, and licensing procedures. Design methodologies, reliability, and laboratory safety will also be taught in this seminar. DoD initiatives and their effect on the electrical engineering community will be presented. Much of the seminar material will be presented by guest lecturers from the military, industrial, and academic communities.
