Multidisciplinary course sequence stressing team skills, conceptual design, creative problem solving, professional practice, and computing skills for students entering the William States Lee College of Engineering

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A new sequence of two courses, Introduction to Engineering Practice and Principles I and II, for students entering the William States Lee College of Engineering are described. The goals for this course sequence include: using the course as foundation for lifelong learning of computer, teamwork, creative thinking, professional, and personal development skills and attitudes; widespread faculty involvement in the course sequence over time, leading to incorporation of demanding team and creative thinking skills in disciplinary courses; an appreciation by students and faculty of the power of diversity in team and individual thinking style preferences; and evolution of the course sequence through feedback and continuous improvement.

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Shelnutt, W., Allen, M., Badami, V., Buch, K., Edwards, A., Ensley, C., … Lumsdaine, M. (1997). Multidisciplinary course sequence stressing team skills, conceptual design, creative problem solving, professional practice, and computing skills for students entering the William States Lee College of Engineering. In ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings. ASEE. https://doi.org/10.18260/1-2--6694

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