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Welcome to the EG1003 online student manual website. This site contains all the academic material you will need for the course. For administrative matters such as lab report submission, please visit the EG1003 website.

Course Information

General

• Comments from Course Director
• The Course
• Structure
• Teamwork
• Ethics
• How to Use the EG1003 Websites
• How to Submit Work to the EG1003 Website
• Safety Guidelines Presentation
• Keeping a Laboratory Notebook

Syllabus Content

• Introduction to EG1003 (Virtual)
• Introduction to EGED III
• EG1003 Syllabus
• Academic Honesty and Plagiarism Presentation
• EG1003 Grading Policy
• Absence and Lateness Policies
• Plagiarism
• Software Requirements

Laboratory Experiments

Write-ups

• Lab 1A — Introduction to Microsoft Office
• Lab 1B — Virtual Product Dissection
• Lab 1C — Introduction to 3D Printing
• Lab 2 — Boom Construction Competition (Virtual)
• Lab 3 — CAD Competition
  • 3D Modeling and CAD Video
  • CAD Guide
• Lab 4 — Modelshop Session I
• Lab 5 — Prototyping with Microcontrollers, Sensors, and Materials (Virtual)
  • 3D Printing and Prototyping Video
• Lab 6 — Modelshop Session II
• Lab 7 — Introduction to LabVIEW & Digital Logic (Virtual)
  • NI ELVIS Tutorial Video
• Lab 8 — Processes & Water Filters (Virtual)
• Lab 9 — Modelshop Session III
• Lab 10 — Sustainable Energy Vehicle Competition (Virtual)
  • Digital Multimeters Guidelines
• Lab 11 — Biomedical Forensics (Virtual)

PowerPoint Presentations

• Lab 1A & 1C — Software for Engineers
• Lab 1B — Virtual Product Dissection
• Lab 2 — Boom Construction Competition (Virtual)
• Lab 3 — CAD Competition
• Lab 4 — Modelshop Session I
• Lab 5 — Prototyping with Microcontrollers, Sensors, and Materials (Virtual)
• Lab 6 — Modelshop Session II
• Lab 7 — Introduction to LabVIEW & Digital Logic (Virtual)
• Lab 8 — Processes & Water Filters (Virtual)
• Lab 9 — Modelshop Session III
• Lab 10 — Sustainable Energy Vehicle Competition (Virtual)
• Lab 11 — Biomedical Forensics (Virtual)

Semester-Long Design Project

Project Information

Please read the RFP for your project carefully. Any deviation from these specifications must be approved by your recitation professor.

• Introduction to the Semester-Long Design Projects (SLDPs)
• Open Lab Rules
• Rapid Assembly & Design Challenge (RAD)
• Biomedical Device (BMD)
  • Technical Online Library
• Housing & Innovation in Revit (HIR)
  • Revit How-To
  • How to Make an STL File From a Revit File
  • Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV)
• Bomb Disarming Robot (BDR)
• Retrieval & Delivery System (RDS)
• Search & Recovery Robot (SRR)
• Mars Rover Robot (MRR)
  • VEX Building Guide
  • VEX CAD Assembly Guide
  • VEX Library Guide
  • Price list for VEX parts for robot projects

Project Submission

• Submission Guidelines
• Online Submission FAQs

Help & How-Tos

• General SLDP
  • Teamwork Agreement Instructions
  • Microsoft Project Student Guide
  • Microsoft Project Summary Sheet
  • How to plan the schedule and calculate costs for a project
  • How to Show Cost Data in Presentations
  • Keeping a Project Notebook
• Prototyping
  • Prototyping Guide
  • 3D Printing Cura Guide
  • Virtual Circuit Simulation Guide
• LEGO EV3
  • Robot Construction Tips
  • Lego Digital Designer Skill Builder
  • Price list for Lego parts for robot projects
  • Sensors (EV3)
  • Sensors Tutorial
  • Sensors Training
• Arduino
  • Arduino Coding Guide

Technical Writing

General Information

• EG1003 Writing Style Guide
• WC Lab Report Rubric
• WC RAD FDR Rubric
• WC LEED Report Rubric
• Sample Lab Report
  • Sample Lab Report Write-Up

Writing Presentations

• Writing Lab Reports
• Citing Sources
• Writing as an Engineer
• Lab Report Overview
• Storytelling
• Data Is Your Story
• Writing as a Professional
• Team Writing
• Resumes
  • NYU Wasserman Resume Guide and Samples
• Writing in Engineering

Recitation Presentations

• EG1003 Lab Presentation Format
• How to Give a Recitation Presentation (Virtual)
• EG1003 Project Milestone Presentation Format
• How to Give a Milestone Presentation
• How to Give a Final Project Presentation
• Giving Effective Presentations
• Effective Slide Formats
• Giving the Presentation
• Blunders to Avoid

Archived Pages

Pages kept for historical purposes can be found in The Archive.

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