59:005  Engineering Problem Solving-I    Sections 3 and 4

Graduate Seminar

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Discussion Section Fall 2007

The course introduces the student to a multi-faceted engineering problem solving and design paradigm.  Lectures introduce students to common elements of engineering problem solving and design, such as the application of organizing principles to describe engineering systems, economic analysis upon which to base decisions, and technical presentation and analysis of data.  Students are also organized in teams in design sections led by faculty who direct open-ended activities and projects.  This approach provides an opportunity for students to apply common elements of problem solving in the solution of engineering problems in the context of a structured problem solving and design process.

Course

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Course Time and Location - Design Section

  • Mondays, Combined session, 10:30A - 11:20A 3505 SC

  • Wednesday, Section 3, 10:30A - 11:20A 3505 SC

  • Mondays, Section 4, 10:30A - 11:20A 3505 SC

Instructor:

TAs:

Section 3 Beth Westlake  E-mail: elizabeth-westlake@uiowa.edu
Room:  ALF lab, 3231SC
 Hours: Wednesdays 11:30 - 12:30
(Feel free to send e-mail to arrange a time to visit)

Section 4 Karen Kropf E-mail: karen-kropf@uiowa.edu
Room:  ALF lab, 3231SC
 Hours: Fridays 11:30 - 12:30
(Feel free to send e-mail to arrange a time to visit)

 

 

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