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The Influence of the University/College/Department
MissionHow your university and department’s missions influence your engineering degree requirements
Origins of the Curriculum – Connecting the Pieces
What is Your University’s Mission & Vision?
Your University seeks to be … (Mission Statement)
What does this mean to you?
The vision for your university is…
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How does your department help to fulfill your university’s Mission?
Your university’s Mission Statement:
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Our educational goals reflect university & ABET learning outcomes
Our graduates will …
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Star Student, 20XX Engineering Award
Star Student, 20XX Engineering Award
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Your engineering curriculum has general education, common, & discipline specific components
Engineering Degree
Requirements
Common Engineering Requirements(XX credits)
Discipline Specific Requirements
(XX credits)
General Education Requirements(XX credits)
Total credits for graduation: XXX
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Explain why students are required to take General Ed
Your university community is required to take…
Area #1(XX credits): Why?• Answers why
Area #2(XX credits): Why?• Answers why
Area #2(XX credits): Why?• Answers why
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Highlight the common courses in your engineering curriculum
Sophomore: Engage in …, enter into the engineering community & …
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Use key words to describe your program emphasis…
Freshman: Explore engineering profession, build on foundations in math
and science
Junior: Focus on discipline core, synthesize fundamentals, apply
engineering concepts to solve problems
Senior: Mastery of material, open-ended design projects, engage in
teamwork activities
If you have common classes throughout program, highlight these here. It may be that you only have common freshman
and sophomore (e.g., math, physics) and senior design. Even if different majors
take different versions of the same course (e.g., computer programming),
this is a chance to show the commonalities between different
disciplines.
The XX Engineering curriculum …
Area 3 (XX credits) Why?• Highlight #1• Highlight #2• Highlight #3
Area 2 (XX credits): Why?• Highlight #1• Highlight #2• Highlight #3
Area 1 (XX credits): Why?• Highlight #1• Highlight #2• Highlight #3
Elective courses (XX credits): Why?
• Highlight #1• Highlight #2• Highlight #3
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These are the pieces that make up your curriculum!
Engineering Degree
Requirements
Common Engineering Requirements
(XX credits)
Discipline Specific Requirements
(XX credits)
General Education Requirements(XX credits)
Total credits for graduation: XXX
Bringing together the University Mission, the Department Mission, and ABET Goals…