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Introduction to Engineering

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About the Course

Introduction to Engineering in high school is designed to give students a broad overview of the field and an understanding of various engineering disciplines. Here’s what it generally covers:


Basic Engineering Principles

Design Process: Understanding the engineering design process, including problem definition, brainstorming, prototyping, testing, and iteration.


Engineering Ethics: Exploring the ethical considerations and responsibilities of engineers in society.


Core Disciplines

Mechanical Engineering: Basics of mechanics, including forces, motion, energy, and the design of mechanical systems.


Civil Engineering: Introduction to the principles of designing and constructing infrastructure, such as bridges, buildings, and roads.


Electrical Engineering: Fundamentals of electricity, circuits, and electronics.


Chemical Engineering: Overview of chemical processes and the design of systems involving chemical reactions.


Computer Engineering: Basics of computer hardware, software, and programming.


Project-Based Learning

Hands-On Projects: Engaging in projects that apply engineering principles to solve real-world problems. This might include building models, conducting experiments, and creating prototypes.


Teamwork and Collaboration: Working in teams to develop solutions, encouraging collaboration and communication skills.


Technical Skills

CAD Software: Learning to use computer-aided design (CAD) software for creating detailed engineering drawings and models.


3D Printing: Utilizing 3D printers to bring designs to life.


Robotics: Building and programming robots to perform specific tasks.


Mathematics and Science Integration

Applied Math and Science: Using math and science concepts in engineering contexts, reinforcing the practical applications of these subjects.


Career Exploration

Engineering Fields: Exploring various engineering careers and the educational paths required for each.


Guest Speakers and Field Trips: Opportunities to hear from professional engineers and visit engineering sites to gain real-world insights.


Introduction to Engineering courses are designed to spark interest in engineering, develop problem-solving skills, and provide a foundational understanding of the diverse fields within engineering.

Your Instructors

Professor Q is always approachable and willing to offer guidance. Their support has been invaluable in helping us navigate challenging topics.

Professor Q

Professor Q

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