# Introduction To Better World Engineering

## ENGR-1700

This seminar-based course introduces students to the roles the different engineering disciplines play in addressing modern engineering challenges. This course conveys that design is a principal aspect of engineering, often involving multiple disciplines simultaneously and that the associated engineering solutions often have ethical, cultural, social, economic, and environmental consequences. As such these issues must be considered in determining the appropriateness of an engineering solution.

1 credit
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2024 |  |  | Introduction To Better World Engineering (1c) Shekhar S Garde Kurt S Anderson Seats Taken: 0/146
2023 |  |  | Introduction To Better World Engineering (1c) Shekhar S Garde Kurt S Anderson Seats Taken: 96/146
2022 |  |  | Introduction To Better World Engineering (1c) Shekhar S Garde Kurt S Anderson Seats Taken: 120/150
2021 |  |  | Introduction To Better World Engineering (1c) Shekhar S Garde Kurt S Anderson Seats Taken: 113/150
2020 |  |  | Introduction To Better World Engineering (1c) Shekhar S Garde Kurt S Anderson Seats Taken: 105/125
2019 |  |  | Introduction To Better World Engineering (1c) Shekhar S Garde Kurt S Anderson Seats Taken: 105/125
2018 |  |  | Introduction To Better World Engineering (1c) Shekhar S Garde Kurt S Anderson Seats Taken: 107/125
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