ENGR 346 - Experimental Methods & Design

Unit(s): 2 to 4

In this course students study, technically analyze and perform materials research or undertake structural analysis for innovative design solutions in real contexts. Student projects focus on local and international communities where innovation in technology and building systems is required to best serve the needs of a partnering community. In order to devise viable solutions that serve the clients’ technical as well as practical needs, students are expected to utilize knowledge gained in introductory engineering courses to establish parameters and quantitatively summarize material and structural behaviors, developing solutions alongside external project partners.

Prerequisite: (ARCH 310 or ARCD 310 or ENGR 244) and (ARCD 360 or ARCH 360 or concurrent ENGR 242)
College of Arts and Sciences