FYS: Engineering
The First-Year Seminars in Engineering (ENGIN) are as diverse as the departments that teach them. Topics range from practical applications of engineering (renewable energy and polymer science) to more theoretical and historical approaches. Although some topics might be of more immediate interest to those already in the College of Engineering, no seminar requires any previous background in the field.
Engineering Seminars for Fall 2023:
- Engineering Thinking (FYS 191ENG02)
- Water for Life and Environmental Racism (FYS 191ENG07)
- Electricity, Environment, and Equity (FYS 191ENG08)
- Applications of Biomedical Signal Processing in an Aquatic Environment (FYS 191ENG10)
- Marine Renewable Technologies and Energy Equity (FYS 191ENG21)
- Basics of Machine Learning (FYS 191ENG22)
- Engineering Innovation and Smart Cities (FYS 191ENG23)
- Exploring the Basics of Machine Learning (FYS 191ENG24)
- Implantable Biomedical Microsystems (FYS 191ENG25)
- Formalizing Problems in Engineering (FYS 191ENG26)
- Building Bridges: Connecting Individuals and Revitalizing Infrastructure (FYS 191ENG27)
- Using Devices to Diagnose Diseases (FYS 191ENG28)
- Engineering Rivers and Ecosystems (FYS 191ENG29)
- Introduction to Quantum Information and Computing (FYS 191ENG30)
- From Spark to Ignition: Establishing a Plan for Entrepreneurial Success (FYS 191ENG31)
- Engineering Decision Analysis for a Just and Changing Climate (FYS 191ENG32)
- The Engineering Mindset & Systems (FYS 191ENG33)
- Supply Chain and Logistics Operations in the Automobile Industry (FYS 191ENG34)
- Navigating the Engineering World (FYS 191ENG35)
