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Revision as of 18:20, 30 January 2024
Welcome to the EG1004 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 EG1004 website.
For information on the Elementary General Engineering & Design program for high schoolers, visit their landing page.
Course Information
Syllabus Content
Laboratory Experiments
Write-ups
- Lab 1
- Lab 2
- Lab 3
- Lab 4
- Lab 4A — LAZ & MRR Workshop
- Lab 4B — RAD Workshop
- Lab 4C — HIR Workshop
- Lab 4D — Model Shop Session I
- Lab 5
- Lab 6
- Lab 6A — Required Pre-Lab Activity
- Lab 6B — Model Shop Session II
- Lab 7
- Lab 8
- Lab 9
- Lab 9 — Model Shop Session III
- Lab 10
- Lab 11
PowerPoint Presentations
- Lab 1
- Lab 2
- Lab 3
- Lab 4
- Lab 4A — LAZ & MRR Workshop
- Lab 4B — RAD Workshop
- Lab 4C — HIR Workshop
- Lab 4D — Model Shop Session I
- Lab 5
- Lab 6
- Lab 6 — Model Shop Session II
- Lab 7
- Lab 8
- Lab 9
- Lab 9 — Model Shop Session III
- Lab 10
- Lab 11
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)
- Rapid Assembly & Design Challenge
- Housing & Innovation in Revit
- Mars Rover Robot
- Lunar Agricultural Zone
Project Requirements
Project Submission
Help & How-Tos
General SLDP
- Teamwork Agreement
- Microsoft Project Student Guide
- Planning Project Scheduling & Costs
- How to Show Cost Data in Presentations
- RAD Purchasing Documents
Prototyping
- 3D Printing and Logo Guide
- Prototyping Guide
- Technical Workshops
- Virtual Circuit Simulation Guide
- Arduino Coding Guide
- Sensors Guide
- Technical Online Library
VEX Resources
Recitation Resources
Weekly Presentations
- Recitation 1: What is Engineering?
- Recitation 2: Technical Writing
- Recitation 3: Professional Presentations
- Recitation 4: Engineering Design Process
- Recitation 5: Design Thinking & Learning
- Recitation 6: Ethics & Stakeholder Impact
- Recitation 7: Reflection & Design Canvas
- Recitation 8: Undergraduate Opportunities
- Recitation 9: Graduate School
- Recitation 10: Career Advice
- Recitation 11: Engineering & Social Justice
- Recitation 12: Emerging Engineering Topics
- Recitation 13: Entrepreneurial Mindset
Presentation Resources
Writing Resources
- EG1004 Writing Style Guide
- WP Lab Report Rubric
- WP RAD & VEX FDR Rubric
- WP HIR FDR (LEED Accreditation Report) Rubric
- Sample Lab Report
Writing Professor Presentations
- Recitation 1: Writing Lab Reports
- Recitation 2: Citing Sources
- Recitation 3: Team Writing
- Recitation 4: Technical Writing Standards
- Recitation 5: Resumes
- Recitation 6: Data is Your Argument
- Recitation 7: Creating a LinkedIn Profile
- Recitation 8: The Art of the Cover Letter
- Recitation 9: Portfolios
- Recitation 10: Resumes Revisited
- Recitation 11: Writing as a Professional
- Recitation 12: Writing Beyond EG 1004
Archived Pages
Pages kept for historical purposes can be found in The Archive.
Course faculty are members of the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE). Papers presented at ASEE conferences can be found in ASEE Papers.
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