SYLLABUS: FALL 2003
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Course: |
Introduction to Engineering Design: EGPP-101 |
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Credit: |
Two (2) Credits |
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Time: |
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 12:40 PM - 2:00 PM |
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Location: |
L.K Downing Auditorium and Satellite Classrooms |
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Pre/Co-Requisites: |
Freshman College Status |
Instructors: |
Phone/Fax |
Office |
E-mail Addresses |
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Dr. Kimberly Jones(CE) |
6-4807/5271 |
2009 |
kljones [at] howard [dot] edu |
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Dr. Dah-Nien Fan(ME) |
6-6607 |
2036A |
dfan [at] howard [at] edu |
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Dr. Joseph Cannon(ChE) |
6-6626/4635 |
2015 |
jcannon [at] howard [dot] edu |
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Dr. Jiang Li(SCS) |
6-6595 |
2038 |
lij [at] scs [dot] howard [dot] edu |
Dr. Clay Gloster(EECE) |
6-6628/5258 |
3014 |
cgloster [at] howard [dot] edu |
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Teaching Assistants |
�E-mail Addresses |
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Olufemi Okalejaiye |
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Rosie Dickens |
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John Sodimu |
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Brian Galloway |
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Ike Nwaneri |
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Nicole Blackman |
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Textbook:� None required.� Reading assignments will be distributed in class.� Students should purchase a large three-ring binder in which to organize class materials and notes.� The binder should be brought to each class meeting.� The syllabus, additional course information and assignments will be available via the World Wide Web (https://imappl.org/~EGPP101).� Students must have a user account in order to access this system.�
Course Description: This two-credit course is required for all engineering majors and is designed to provide an exciting, hands-on, design-centered introduction to engineering design.� The course will also provide information on engineering education, the engineering profession, and basic concepts and tools.� Students will be introduced to the engineering design process, and will complete engineering design projects in preparation for subsequent study of engineering principles.�
Classes meet twice per week in the Downing Auditorium for large group workshops and lectures.� Satellite classrooms will be used for small group activities.� Assigned groups will work in small teams to complete one mini-design project and one major design-and-build project.� In addition, students are required to complete assignments, homework and quizzes.� Students are also required to complete a professional resume.�
Attendance Policy: All students are expected to attend classes regularly and promptly.� Students who are absent from class are responsible for obtaining the information and completing the work done during that time.� The faculty will hold students responsible for regular and prompt class attendance.� Auditorium and satellite attendance will be taken daily.� Late students will be considered absent.� BE ON TIME!!
Grades:� Grades will be based on performance on design projects; performance on exams, homework, quizzes and participation in class (attendance).� Students must place their name, student ID, section and section instructor on all assignments.� Grades for group projects and assignments will be based on participation of all team members.� Grades will be assigned according to the following criteria.�
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Design-and-Build Project |
40% |
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Mini-Design Project |
20% |
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Mid-Term Examination |
15% |
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Homework and Quizzes |
15% |
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Attendance/Class Participation |
10% |
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Total |
100% |
Faculty Teamleaders |
Section |
Satellite Classrooms |
Office Hours |
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Dr.Kimberly Jones |
6 |
2002 |
T,Th 2:00�4:00 pm |
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Dr.Dah-nien Fan |
2 |
3116 |
M,W 1:00�4:00 pm |
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Dr.Joseph Cannon |
4 |
2006 |
T,Th 8:30�9:30 am |
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Dr.Jiang Li |
3 |
1002 |
T,Th 9:30�11:30 am |
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Dr.Clay Gloster |
1,5 |
Aud |
TBD |
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Legend: |
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Aud- Auditorium |
W- Wednesdays |
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M- Mondays |
Th- Thursdays |
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T- Tuesdays |
F- Fridays |
If you want to be identified as a person with disability and accommodated under the Americans with Disability Act (ADA) of 1990, please notify Dr. Joseph Cannon.