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Engineering
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Introduction to Engineering |
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Introduction to engineering fields, tools and methods for problem solving. Designed for students exploring career options in engineering. |
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Surveying |
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Introduction to plane surveying, including: use of transits, levels, and total stations; measurements by tape, electronic, and stadia methods; traverse and coordinate calculations, GPS overview, topographic and construction surveys, and U.S. Public Lands descriptions. |
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Surveying for Highways |
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Continuation of ENG 200 with content specific to the design and construction of highways: earthwork area and volumes, vertical curves, and horizontal curves. Required for Civil Engineering students transferring to NDSU. Recommended for other Civil Engineering and Construction Management students considering careers in heavy highway. Corequisite: ENG 200 |
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Engineering Mechanics I - Statics |
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MATH 261 |
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Vector algebra. Application of equations of equilibrium to the analysis of simple engineering structures and machines. Nature and influence of friction. Elementary theory of statically determinate framed structures. |
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Engineering Mechanics II - Dynamics |
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ENG 243 |
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Principles of kinematics, particle systems and plane rigid bodies, and vector calculus in solving problems. |
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Engineering Mechanics III - Materials |
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ENG 243 |
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Application to problems of stress and strain at a point, stress-strain relations in two dimensions, linear theory of torsion, bending stresses, deflection of determinate and indeterminate beams and instability. |
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