Hybrid Course* ENGR 1201  Introduction to Engineering

ENGR 1201  Introduction to Engineering is a course designed to bridge 

Beginning college students / High school students

to

Entry level courses in engineering and science.

Emphasis is on the fundamentals of scientific and engineering principles as 
applied to the solution of real world problems. 

Instructor: Dick Whipple

*Course Format: Via distance education (teleconference) and the Internet 
using Campus Cruiser (Portal).  Class activities include four exams (two regular, one take-home, and a comprehensive final), textbook readings, Internet research, and ten assignments.

Potential Students:  Engineering, math, computer/physical science majors, 
and others who are interested in filling in problem solving "gaps" at an early 
stage in their college career.

Background Preparation:  It is important that a student has completed 
Algebra I & II, geometry, and chemistry in high school.  Completion of 
high school and/or college pre-Calculus  is strongly recommended.  
Completion of high school physics is strongly recommended.

Syllabus: Link to ENGR 1201 syllabus.

First Day Information: Link to First Day Study.

For More Information: Contact Dick Whipple:

Via Email - rbwhipple@swtjc.edu

College Phone - (830) 591-7326

College Fax - (830) 591-7354

College Mail - Dick Whipple,SWTJC, 2401 Garner Field Rd., Uvalde, TX 78801