University of Delaware College of Engineering

EGGG 101: Introduction to Engineering
Fall 2007

This course introduces students to the profession, including the disciplines of chemical, civil, computer, electrical, environmental, and mechanical engineering. It prepares students for success through the integration of the following important skills: technical problem solving and engineering design, ethical decision-making, teamwork, and communicating to diverse audiences.

Faculty Team:

Prof. Michael Chajes Civil & Environmental Engineering Course Coordinator 301 DuPont Hall 302-831-2442 chajes@udel.edu	Prof. Mark Barteau Chemical Engineering 224 Colburn Lab 302-831-8905 barteau@udel.edu	Prof. Charles Boncelet Electrical & Computer Engineering 313 Evans Hall 302-831-8008 boncelet@ece.udel.edu	Prof. Paul Imhoff Civil & Environmental Engineering 301 DuPont Hall 302-831-0541 imhoff@ce.udel.edu	Prof. Ajay Prasad Mechanical Engineering 228 Spencer Lab 302-831-2960 prasad@me.udel.edu	Prof. Jill Higginson Mechanical Engineering 201A Spencer Lab 302-831-6622 higginson@udel.edu

Course Materials:

• Syllabus
• Peer Rating Form
• Homework Assignments
• Lectures
  • Roland Heck, 09-05-07
  • CIEG Lecture 3 (Imhoff)
  • CIEG Lecture 5 (Imhoff)