Junior Engineering Design
Course DirectorySNHU EG310 has 14 direct prerequisites, with 34 courses in its complete prerequisite tree, and is required by 1 other course.
Undergraduate · 3 credits
In this course students continue the engineering design sequence as members of an interdisciplinary team to prepare for Capstone Design. Students apply the engineering design process to solve problems proposed by stakeholders and customers. Students facilitate team discussions, communicate project updates in both written and oral formats, and apply technical knowledge to engineering design solutions with considerations of ethical, environmental, and societal impacts. As students rotate through team roles, they develop project management and communication skills.
Prerequisite Tree
- CS219 — Computer Architecture I
- EE201 — Signals and Systems
- EE220 — Electromagnetics
- EG200 — Statics
- EG201 — Fluid Mechanics
- EG202 — Mechanics of Materials I
- EG200 — Statics
- EG208 — Materials Science
- ETE202 — Strength of Materials
- EG200 — Statics
- EG208 — Materials Science
- ETE200 — Fundamentals of Statics
- MAT275 — Calculus II: Integration and Series
- MAT275 — Calculus II: Integration and Series
- EG203 — Dynamics
- EG207 — Instrumentation & Measurements
- EG208 — Materials Science
- EG209 — Thermodynamics I
- EG210 — Introduction to Mechanical Design
- EG216 — Circuits and Systems I
- EG207 — Instrumentation & Measurements
- EG316 — Electrical Circuits
- EG207 — Instrumentation & Measurements
- MAT330 — Differential Equations
- PHY216 — Physics II
- PHY216L — Physics II Lab
- ETE200 — Fundamentals of Statics
- ETE202 — Strength of Materials
- EG200 — Statics
- EG202 — Mechanics of Materials I
- EG208 — Materials Science
- ETE200 — Fundamentals of Statics
- MAT275 — Calculus II: Integration and Series
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