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EGR 300 Introduction to Capstone Project

Preparation for senior capstone courses. Students learn the requirements for senior design projects. Project teams are formed and preliminary project plans prepared. Course should only be taken in the semester preceding capstone design. (Shiley School students only) Fee: $40

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Prerequisites

Junior Standing

EGR 311 Mechanics of Fluids I

Basic properties of a fluid, problems in hydrostatics. The general equations of fluid motion. Boundary layer concepts. Application to a variety of laminar and turbulent incompressible flow situations. The technique of dimensional analysis is introduced. Formerly ME 311.
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Prerequisites

EGR 212 with a grade of C- or better or EGR 214 with a grade of C- or better.

EGR 322 Strength of Materials

Behavior of deformable body systems under various external loadings is presented with analysis of stress, strain, and deformation due to axial, torsional, bending and combined loads. Topics include statically indeterminate structures.
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Prerequisites

EGR 211 with a grade of C- or better.

EGR 351 Engineering Economics

Economic analysis for choice among alternatives; present worth analysis, annual worth, rate of return and benefit-cost ratio analysis; effects of depreciation, sources of funds, inflation and income tax; analysis of decision under risk and uncertainty. Discussion of unemployment rate and inflation, financial markets, as well as the use of monetary and fiscal policies to regulate the economy.

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Prerequisites

Sophomore standing.

EGR 352 Engineering Economics

Economic analysis for choice among alternatives; present worth analysis, annual worth, rate of return and benefit-cost ratio analysis; effects of depreciation.

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Prerequisites

Sophomore standing

EGR 361 Analysis of Engineering Data

Basic probability and statistical procedures used in the analysis of engineering data and an understanding in measurement.  Methods for displaying data, commonly used probability distributions for discrete and continuous random variables, and statistical tools such as simple linear regression are presented.  Students are introduced to concepts of statistical experimental design and error mitigation.
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Prerequisites

MTH 202

EGR 380 Medical Instrument Repair in the Developing World

The course will cover medical equipment commonly seen in a low-resourced hospital, including principles of operation and typical problems. Class will focus on learning hands-on and technical knowledge required to complete basic electronic and mechanical repairs. Skills include troubleshooting, problem solving, and testing. The class will conclude with a 3-week trip to a developing country to repair medical equipment. Fee: $3,500

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Prerequisites

MTH 202, PHY 205, PHY 275

EGR 387 Service Learning in Engineering

Faculty-directed student outreach experience in community settings. Before enrolling, a student must meet with a faculty member to define goals for the project. May be repeated for up to 3 credits and count toward professional or general electives for degree requirements.
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Prerequisites

Permission of instructor.

EGR 390 Directed Study

Selected group project in engineering. Must be arranged between the student and an individual faculty member, and subsequently approved by the dean of engineering. No more than three technical elective hours taken at the University may be satisfied with individualized study.
Credit arranged.

Prerequisites

Sophomore standing or higher.