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    This document provides information about the EEE-100 Introduction to Engineering course at Middle East Technical University Northern Cyprus Campus. The course is non-credit and a prerequisite for EEE-300. It aims to introduce students to the engineering profession through topics like the history and fields of engineering, ethics, communication, and problem solving. Assessment is based on midterm exams, a final exam, attendance, and homework.

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    This document provides information about the EEE-100 Introduction to Engineering course at Middle East Technical University Northern Cyprus Campus. The course is non-credit and a prerequisite for EEE-300. It aims to introduce students to the engineering profession through topics like the history and fields of engineering, ethics, communication, and problem solving. Assessment is based on midterm exams, a final exam, attendance, and homework.

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    Middle East Technical University Northern Cyprus Campus

    Electrical and Electronics Engineering Program

    Syllabus for EEE-100 (1-0) Non-credit, Introduction to Engineering


    Prerequisite of EEE-300

    Instructor’s Name Office Phone e-mail


    Assoc. Prof. Dr. R-210 661 2928 fmurat@metu.edu.tr
    Murat Fahrioglu

    Main Text: Lecture notes and presentations. These will be made available on Metu-Class

    Invited Speakers: Speakers may be invited from industry and academic institutions to deliver
    interesting seminars. Power point slides of seminars will not be available on Metu-Class.

    Grading: Midterm 1: 30%, Final: 50%, Attendance and Homework: 20%

    Catalog Content:
    This is an orientation course aiming at introducing the student to the profession of engineering in
    general and Electrical and Electronics engineering in particular, with a discussion of the past,
    present and future of major areas. Course will benefit from external lecturers and audio-visual aids
    whenever applicable.

    Course Objectives:
    To introduce students to the aspects of profession of engineering other than technical aspects
    covered in the courses and increase their level of understanding of their objectives and give them a
    wider view on what they will study.

    Course Outline (the outline below will be modified according to your needs):
     Introduction and Historical Perspective
     Fields of Engineering and Careers in Engineering
     Ethics and Professional Responsibility
     Written, Oral and Graphical Communication
     Engineering as Problem Solving
     Engineering Economics

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