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1 1-1 UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013 © EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved Week 1 ENES101 Introduction to Engineering: Engineering Programs at UMBC Fall 2015 Dr. Chuck LaBerge Dr. Anne Spence 1-2 UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013 © EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved Week 1 About MATLAB ! Yes, we will use MATLAB a lot ! Using UMBC Resources ! All campus computers have access to MATLAB ! You can establish a virtual terminal and access it from anywhere ! But, there are only a limited number of licenses to share ! Having your own ! I own MATLAB + 1 toolbox for my business: $3500 + $500/year ! You can own a fully functional student version for $99 (includes MATLAB and 10 toolboxes); or, ! A student version for $49 + $10 per toolbox ! It is useful for almost every engineering course!
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1-1UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

Week 1

ENES101 Introduction to Engineering:Engineering Programs at UMBC

Fall 2015

Dr. Chuck LaBerge

Dr. Anne Spence

1-2UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

Week 1

About MATLAB!

 

Yes, we will use MATLAB a lot

!  Using UMBC Resources

!  All campus computers have access to MATLAB

!  You can establish a virtual terminal and access itfrom anywhere

But, there are only a limited number of licenses toshare

!  Having your own

!  I own MATLAB + 1 toolbox for my business:

$3500 + $500/year!  You can own a fully functional student version for

$99 (includes MATLAB and 10 toolboxes); or,

!  A student version for $49 + $10 per toolbox

!  It is useful for almost every engineering course!

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1-3UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

Week 1

What does an engineer do?

!  What does an engineer do?

!  Apply math and science:

!  Engineers are mathematiciansand scientists

!  Design solutions

!  Engineers are problem solvers

!  Manage projects

!  Almost all engineers needrudimentary project management

skills…!  …some need additional project

management training

ResearchDevelopmentDesignProduction & TestConstructionOperationsSales & MarketingConsultingTeaching

1-4UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

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Why are you here?

!  Good at Math/Science?

!  Like Math/Science?

!  Engineering experience in HS (PLTW)

!  Family member is an engineer

!  There are good jobs for engineers

!  There are good jobs…

!  …but they go to good engineering students…

!  …not to mediocre engineering students.

!  “C’s get degrees”… But not engineering jobs

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1-5UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

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Yes, there are good jobs!

!  You have to be careful about job statistics…

!  …but multiple surveys agree that engineering jobspay very well

!  These are average or median salaries for goodengineering students

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1-6UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

Week 1

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Week 1

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1-8UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

Week 1

National Association of Colleges and Employers

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But…

!  The salaries are good because the subject matter isdifficult…

!  Everyone can’t do this!

!  There’s LOTS OF MATH…and SCIENCE…

!  …and very detailed and complex (no pun) material

!  You will put in lots of work to earn these salaries,both as a student and as a worker

1-10UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

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Chemical Engineering

!  Focuses on control of mass, energy, and materialsproperties to produce new products and processes

!  Your UMBC Degree is BS Chemical Engineering

!  The program has three tracks

!  Traditional Track 129 credits

!  Bioengineering/Biotechnology 133 credits

!  Environmental/Sustainability 129 credits

“If you don’t love Chemistry, this is not the major foryou!” Dr. T. Bayles, UPD for Chemical Engineering

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1-11UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

Week 1

Where do Chemical Engineers Work?

Chemicals

!  Food/ConsumerGoods

!  Electronics/Computers

!  Power Plants

!  Environmental

!  Advanced Materials

Petrochemicals

!  Oil/Gas

!  Biotechnology

!  Pharmaceuticals

!  Medicine

!  Gov t & Military

A broad and flexible major

1-12UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

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Basic Requirements!

 

For Traditional Track 129 Credits (>16 /semester!)

!  Gateway: At least 2 B’s & 2 C’s in ENES101, MATH152,CHEM102, and ENCH215 to continue in CBEE

!  Capstone: ENCH447 and ENCH440 with C or better,ENCH445 as corequisite

!  ENCH444 Capstone starts only in Fall!

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LiberalStudies

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Other!  More than 1/3 of students work on undergraduate

research

!  Summer internships or research experiences

!  WR Grace, Constellation, Cristal, MedImmune,Domino Sugar, Sherwin Williams, APG, NIST,NIHUC Berkeley, MIT, Duke, Pitt, JHU

!  Engineers Without Borders

!  Graduation Rate of CBEE Sophomores >85%

!  Grad School?

!  Duke MD/PhD program, UT Austin, Notre Dame,Johns Hopkins University, North Carolina State

!

 

Work?

!  Exxon-Mobile, Proctor & Gamble, WR Grace, Linde,MD Dept of Environment, Cristal, NIST, NIH,Sherwin Williams, General Motors

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Mechanical Engineering

!  Focuses on the research, design and manufacture ofmechanical devices such as tools, engines,prosthetics, toys, vehicles of all kinds, airconditioning/filtration, aircraft & spacecraft

!  Your UMBC Degree is BS Mechanical Engineering

!  The program has a single, multidisciplinary track of127 credits

!  “Good luck finding a boss who only asks you to solve

easy problems.” Dr. Rothman

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Where do Mechanical Engineers Work?

Automotive

!  Aerospace

!  Construction &design

!  Power Plants

!  AdvancedMaterials

!  Medical Devices

PlantOperations

!  Electronicspackaging

!  Manufacturing

!  Industrialrobotics

!  Consumerproducts

A broad and flexible major

1-16UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

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Basic Requirements!

 

For Mechanical Engineering Major 127 (~16 /semester!)

!  Gateway: B or better in ENES101, MATH152, ENME110,and C or better in CHEM101 to continue in ENME

!  Capstone: Must complete all 300-level courses with a Cor better

!  ENME444 Capstone offered in both semesters

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SCIENCE

ENME

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Where do Computer Engineers Work?

Automotive

!  Aerospace

!  Defense

!  Cybersecurity

!  NASA

!  JHU APL

!  Medical Devicesand processing

Consumerproducts

!  Mobilecommunications

!  Standards

!  Smart Grid

!  Software-defined radios

A broad and flexible major

EECMPE CS

1-20UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

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Basic Requirements!

 

For both tracks in CMPE 125 (~16 /semester!)

!  Gateway: B or better in CMPE212 and CMSC201; and, aB average in CMPE212, CMSC201, PHYS122, MATH151,ENES101; no grade less than C accepted.

!  Capstone: Must complete CMPE314 + one track elective(CMPE315, 323, 330, 415) + CMSC341 with a C orbetter, may be enrolled concurrently in CMPE311

!  CMPE450 Capstone I starts only in the Fall!

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Other!  More that 50% of students have an internship or

summer research experience

MIT, Caltech, Michigan, NIST, JHU, NSA, Georgia Tech,NASA

!  Graduate School of the CMPEs who go straight tograd school

50% study Electrical Engineering

25% study Computer Engineering

25% study Computer Science

!  Graduate School Admissions

Princeton, Duke, North Carolina, Virginia Tech, GeorgiaTech, JHU, Carnegie Mellon

Employment

! Northrup-Grumman, NASA, JHU APL, Lockheed Martin,Booz Allen, MITRE, various startup firms, US Navy,Army Research Labs

1-22UMBC ENES101 Fall 2013© EFC LaBerge, A. Spence, 2013 A ll rights reserved

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Common Aspects!

 

All three programs offer BS/MS program

!  Three 600-level courses (9 credits) count as BS electivesand toward MS

!  Possible to complete MS in one additional year

!  Two stage process

Apply to BS/MS as a Junior

Apply to MS program as a Senior

!  All three disciplines offer professional organizations

!  CMPE: IEEE and/or ACM

!  CBEE: AICHE

ENME: ASME, SAE!  Also, SWE, NSBE, EWB, Device, Tau Beta Pi (honor society)

!  You must attend a professional organization meeting andwrite a one page summary as Homework 12

!  Do not let this slide! Start NOW!


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