ENGT 1000 Syllabus
Subject Code
ENGT
Course Number
1000
Course Title
Introduction to Engineering Technology
Prerequisites
Provisional admission
Corequisites
Terms Offered
Offered: TBD
Credit Hours
(2-1-3)
Course Description
This course provides a study of engineering technology as a career field and describes the knowledge and skills required for academic and occupational success. Topics include careers in engineering technology, measurement and standards, mathematical operators, engineering tools, and engineering concepts. Laboratory work reinforces mathematical, mechanical, and electrical concepts through practical exercises, including the measurement and calculation of the density of objects, relative humidity, use of digital multimeters, building circuits, use of precision instruments, and team exercises.
Course Outcomes
Engineering Technology Career
Order Description
1 Discuss ancient technology and origin of field.
2 List occupations and fields of technology.
3 Give examples of various programs of study for continuing education in the engineering
technology field.
4 Identify elements of a successful attitude. Identify effective study skills/habits.
5 Discuss the future of technology as it applies to the engineering technology field. A respect for
diversity and knowledge of contemporary professional, societal and global issues is presented.
Measurements and Standards
Order Description
1 Use the SI system of measurement to convert units of measurement.
2 Use engineering prefixes in a conventional system of measurement.
3 Identify safety hazards associated with the field of engineering technology: mechanical, electrical
and MSDS.
4 Give examples of standard safety practices for the engineering technology field.
Mathematical Operators
Order Description
1 Apply ratios and proportions to engineering applications.
2 Solve for sides and angles of triangles.
3 Solve for area and volume.
4 Identify mathematical functions.
5 Solve for a value using a basic engineering formula.
Engineering Tools
Order Description
1 Use a calculator to solve engineering problems.
2 Use a calculator to solve problems involving advanced functions and scientific notation.
3 Use engineering charts to collect information. Interpret basic engineering linear and non-linear
graphs.
4 Introduction to technical drawings. Draw, identify and interpret engineering drawings.
5 Use the internet, email, and engineering software to gather and communicate engineering data.
6 Describe techniques for developing teamwork. Use teamwork on a common project to solve
problems and reach a goal.
Engineering Concepts
Order Description
1 Understand force and motion, and Ohm’s Law (current, resistance, current, and voltage), and
mechanical and electrical measurement.
2 Identify methods of troubleshooting, probable causes and steps to remedying the problems.