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ENGT - 2000 Professional Development Course Introduction N.V. Kissoff, P.E., Ph.D.
ENGT-2000Professional Development
Course Introduction
N.V. Kissoff, P.E., Ph.D.
Primary Instructor Prof. Nick Kissoff
• CET Associate Professor• Office: NE1621• Office Hours:
MW 2:00-3:30 & TR 10:30-11:30• Office Phone: 419.530.3165• E-mail: [email protected]• Website: http://www.eng.utoledo.edu/~nkissoff/
• Course Website: http://www.eng.utoledo.edu/~nkissoff/ENGT-2000.html
ET Co-op Coordination Associate Director of Department
Student Services• Ms. Myrna Rudder• Office: NE1612• Office Phone: 419.530.3062• E-mail: [email protected]
Myrna handles:• General information about co-op• Co-op applications
Engineering Career Development Center (ECDC)
ET Coordinators Directors in the ECDC handle:
• ET Co-op placement administration• Position search assistance • Co-op rules• Coordination & Planning of Career
Expo• Recruitment of employers to
participate in the Co-op program
ET ECDC Coordinators Assistant Director Engineering Career
Development Center• Ms. Angie Gorny, M.Ed.• Office: NI 1040 (ECDC Suite)• Office Phone: 419.530.6028• E-mail: [email protected]
Angie handles• CSET students• IT students• EET students
ET ECDC Coordinators Associate Director Engineering Career
Development Center• Ms. Megan Gray, M.Ed.• Office: NI 1040 (ECDC Suite)• Office Phone: 419.530.8042• E-mail: [email protected]
Megan handles• MET students
ET ECDC Coordinators Associate Director Engineering Career
Development Center• Ms. Rhonda Moore, MBA• Office: NI 1040 (ECDC Suite)• Office Phone: 419.530.8075• E-mail: [email protected]
Rhonda handles• CET students
Course Objectives After successful completion of this course
students will be able to:• Communicate confidently, both verbally and in written form.• Behave appropriately in a professional
environment.• Prepare an effective resume, cover letter and
complete a professional job interview.• Enter the engineering profession with poise
and confidence.
Who Benefits from this Course?
Students of all majors seeking to participate in the co-op program.
Students seeking in internships on their own.
Graduating students seeking full-time positions.
Students whose ET program requires the course. (MET, CSET)
Major Topics
This course provides an introduction to and appreciation of the various performance expectations in the engineering profession.
Emphasis will include: • professionalism • workplace behavior, etiquette• engineering ethics
Major Topics The course prepares students for entry
into the engineering profession. Topics covered include:
• Resumé preparation• Interviewing skills• Engineering ethics• Social responsibilities• Employment practices• Value of continuing education• Value of professional registration
Course Information
Course Materials & Information only on ENGT-2000 Course Website
No use of Blackboard!!!
Course Communications
General announcements will be posted only on the course website at:
http://www.eng.utoledo.edu/~nkissoff/ENGT-2000.html
All urgent bulletins & reminders will be sent via email to your UT Rockets email address.
Check both spots often to keep in touch with the course progression.
On to the Syllabus
