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Course Reserves for Engineering

All courses in the Engineering department including EEGR, ENGR and other course coded classes with items on reserve are listed below. Click on the course code to access the items for your class. To check out any items visit the front desk at the library to see what books are available.

Course Reserves

ENGR 2704 Project Management Design and Entrepreneurship An introduction to management aspects of the engineering profession, project management, prioritization of resource allocation, and management of technical design projects. Students are assigned an engineering and/or a business project under the supervision of the faculty member. Students are expected to meet regularly with the faculty member and complete assigned readings and projects as well as give a substantial oral presentation.
EVGR 3002 Sustainability and Stewardship An introduction to the field of sustainability as it applies to various fields of Civil Engineering. Topics include conventional and hazardous waste handling, emerging technologies and contemporary issues for sustainable practices. Discussions on professional, ethical and regulatory responsibilities of a licensed engineer, as well as the professional implications of the unique calling to care for God’s creation.
EEGR 3213 Digital Electronics Application of Boolean algebra to the design of logic circuits; Karnaugh maps; registers, counters, and data conversion; microlabs for combinational and sequential logic circuits are included.
EEGR 3323 Electronics II
EEGR 3344 Advanced Electronics and Lab The application of active devices to various types of circuitry, including oscillators, active filters, feedback, modulation, and demodulation. Lab experiments involving advanced electronic design.
BEGR 3424 Biosignal Analysis Application of analog, digital, and statistical techniques to the processing of biomedical signals. Includes sources, recording, and analysis of ECG, EEG, EMG, and evoked potentials.
EETC 3433 Instrumentation & Controls A study of instrumentation and control systems including analog, digital, and programmable controllers used in both open- and closed-loop control systems. Applications of the different types of control systems along with sensors, transducers, and final correcting devices are studied.
MJEG 4014 Engineering Analysis of Welding Introduction to advanced mechanics of materials, fitness for service, and finite element methods for analysis of heat flow, residual stress, fatigue, fracture in welded structures. Capstone welding engineering class project focused on integration of all welding engineering concepts in semester long project, including engineering design, material selection, welding process selection, and nondestructive testing. Lab focused on use of modern numerical tools for simulation and design.
MJEG 4023 Welding Proc Dev & Quality Control Welding procedure development and qualification to industry codes with an emphasis on inspection of weldments to code requirements. Students complete lab-based projects.
MJEG 4213 Welding Metallurgy Theory of welding metallurgy, with emphasis placed on welding thermal cycle, solidification theory, and welding microstructures in engineering alloys. Laboratory component includes use of modern engineering tools, such as computational thermodynamics, numerical heat transfer methods, scanning electron microscope, and physical simulations, to characterize weldability of advanced materials and alloys.
EVGR 4634 Water and Wastewater Design Development of engineering skills in the delivery of safe and reliable water supplies and the effective treatment of wastewater for discharge. Topics include hydraulic design within a treatment plant, potable water treatment technologies, wastewater collection, wastewater treatment and sludge processing. Includes integrated lab component with visits to local treatment sites and design activities.
ENGR 4653 Advanced Engineering Analysis Applications of advanced mathematical analysis to model physical phenomena and solve engineering problems. Typical tools include partial differential equations, vector calculus, complex variables, and series solutions. This course is strongly recommended for those students considering engineering graduate study.
MJEG 5023 Adv Welding Proc Dev & Quality Control Welding procedure development and qualification to industry codes with an emphasis on inspection of weldments to code requirements. Students complete lab-based projects. Graduate students complete additional assignments.
MJEG 5213 Advanced Welding Metallurgy heory of welding metallurgy, with emphasis placed on welding thermal cycle, non-equilibrium solidification theory, and welding microstructures in engineering alloys. Laboratory component includes use of modern engineering tools, such as computational thermodynamics, numerical heat transfer methods, scanning electron microscope, and physical simulations, to characterize weldability of advanced materials and alloys. Graduate students complete additional assignments.

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