Fall 2005 Course Descriptions
EN 1 Introduction to Computers in Engineering
J. Schmolze
T 1:30-2:45, Cabot Auditorium
H+ Block
Introduction to how computers can be used for engineering problem solving; that is, to analyze data and to simulate engineering systems and devices. Specific computer teachings include operating systems, file management, and the basics of structured and object-oriented programming, including the translation of mathematical expressions into well-structured programming statements, iteration, number representation, and arrays. Rudimentary numerical and data analysis methods include curve fitting, optimization, equation solving, computer calculus, and statistics.
Prerequisite: None.