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Title: W A T K I N S - J O H N S O N C O M P A N Y Semiconductor Equipment Group


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Engineering 10
Engineering StudentsNext Steps
Bruce Mayer, PE Licensed Electrical Mechanical
EngineerBMayer_at_ChabotCollege.edu
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Associate in Science DegreeENGINEERINGDegree-Req
uirements and Suggested Course Sequence
  • New as of 27Oct08

4
Associate in Science DegreeENGINEERINGDegree-Req
uirements and Suggested Course Sequence
  • New as of 27Oct08

5
ASEngineering Degree Plan
  • Plan for CE, ChemE, IE, ME, others

6
Calculus, Calculus, Calculus
  • MTH1 (Calculus) is a Prerequisite to TWELVE (12)
    other Science Engineering Courses in the
    Engineering TRANSFER-PATH
  • Engineering Students Should Get to MTH1
    Absolutely as SOON as Possible

7
ENGR 10 Global Wrap Up
  • Hopefully by Now Everyone in the Class Has a Good
    Idea About
  • What Engineers Do In Practice
  • The Skills, Techniques, and Motivation Needed to
    Successfully Complete The Engineering Academic
    Preparation
  • i.e., To Receive the Baccalaureate Degree
  • Also Hopefully Many In the Class have Chosen
    Engineering as a CAREER
  • Its NOT a Job, its a Professional Career

8
The Instructors Best Advice
  • For Everyone Who Has Decided on Engineering as
  • A Course of College/University Study
  • A Working LifeTime Career...

Take AS MANY COURSES AS POSSIBLE at the
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Why Community College?
  • 1 Big Reason Several Smaller ones
  • Biggest Reason ? As GOOD, or Even BETTER,
    Instruction For Lower Division CourseWork (1st
    Two College Years)
  • Applies to ALL Academic Disciplines
  • e.g., Math, Science, English, History, etc.

10
Recall Visit by UCBerkeley Dean
  • Fa08 Guest Speaker R. Giomi of UCBs College of
    Engineering noted
  • 81 of Freshmen graduate from the UCB CoE
  • 91 of Freshmen graduate from UCB
  • 93 of TRANSFERS graduate from the CoE

11
ClassRoom Performance ? GPA
  • Per R. Giomi, Asst. Dean At the UCBerkeley
    College of Engineering
  • Grades Earned for 3rd 4th Year Students are
    Statistically INDISTINGUISHABLE Between Native
    Transfer Students

12
Why Community College? Cont.
  • Other Reasons
  • Reduced Cost (see next Slide)
  • Smaller Class Sizes
  • More Personal Atmosphere
  • Enhanced Support Services
  • Generally More Convenient
  • Much Greater Flexibility
  • UCs Often have progress Requirements
  • To Take Fewer Than 12 Units May Require a
    Special Waiver

13
  • Chabot is about the BEST Educational Value on the
    Planet

14
Transfer Prep NEED to Have
  • Take ALL ADVANCED MATH Courses
  • Math 1, 2, 3, 4, 6
  • Take ALL Sci/Engr PHYSICS Courses
  • Physics 4A, 4B, 4C (and Possibly 5)
  • Chemistry 1A (and Possibly 1B)
  • Computer Sci 14 (and Possibly 15)
  • English 1A 4/7
  • SPEECH 1 (Required by CSU)

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Transfer Prep NEED to Have
  • Engineering
  • All Disciplines 10, 11, 22, 25, 36, 43, 45
  • ENGR22 May Be Omitted in Certain Cases for
    These Disciplines (chk w/ Xfer Univ)
  • EE
  • MSE
  • American Cultures
  • e.g HIST7 or HIST8

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Transfer Prep GOOD to Have
  • Organic Chemistry
  • Chem 8 or 12A
  • More WRITING e.g., ENGL 4, 7, 11
  • Almost Every Engineer Can CALCULATE and DESIGN
  • Good Writing Skills will DISTINGUISH you From
    your Less Capable Colleagues
  • Public Speaking e.g., SPCH 3

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Transfer Prep GOOD to Have
  • Manufacturing Processes one of
  • MTT 70 Intro to Machine Shop
  • MTT 60A Machine Tool Tech-I
  • WELD 70 Intro to Welding
  • ESYS 52 Electronic Systems Fabrication
    Techniques
  • ESYS 53 E-Systems Measurements
  • The Above are Usually Not Transferable to UC

18
Chabot ENGR Class Prep
  • ALL ENGR Classes
  • Strong Interest in the Field Because it is
    WAY-COOL
  • Willingness To THINK and STUDY like an ENGINEER
  • Recall Lecture on Study Skills
  • Also in Labs, Use All the Equipment, Be the First
    to Volunteer

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Chabot ENGR Class Prep cont
  • ENGR22 Engineering Design Graphics (AutoCAD
    Software)
  • Nice to Have
  • MATH 36 or 37
  • ENGL 1A or 52A
  • ENGR25 Computational Methods (MATLAB Software)
  • PreReq MATH 1
  • Nice to Have CAS8 or CSCI8

20
Chabot ENGR Class Prep cont
  • ENGR11 Design and Analysis
  • Nice to Have
  • MATH 36 or 37
  • ENGR 22 (REALLY Nice to Have)
  • ENGR36 Engineering Mechanics ? Static
    Structures
  • PreReqs
  • ENGR 25
  • Physics 4A

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Chabot ENGR Class Prep cont
  • ENGR43 Electrical Circuit Analysis
  • PreReqs
  • ENGR 25
  • PHYS 4A
  • Good to HAVE (may be Concurrent)
  • MATH 4
  • MATH 6
  • PHYS 4B
  • Particularly Helpful

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Chabot ENGR Class Prep cont
  • ENGR45 Materials of Engineering
  • PreReqs
  • CHEM 1A
  • PHYS 4A
  • ENGR25
  • Good to HAVE (may be Concurrent)
  • CHEM 1B
  • MATH 2
  • PHYS 4B

23
Transfer-ONLY Education Plan
  • SUMMER Term Possibilities
  • ENGL 1A 7, MTH1, HIST7

24
Xfer Planning ? ASSIST.ORG
  • UCDavis Mechanical Engineering

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Calculus, Calculus, Calculus
  • MTH1 (Calculus) is a Prerequisite for TWELVE (12)
    other Science Engineering Courses in the
    Engineering TRANSFER-PATH
  • Engineering Students Should Get to MTH1
    Absolutely as SOON as Possible

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  • Engineering is THE BEST Compensated of the Major
    Bachelors Degrees

EngineeringNoted in GREEN Color
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I hope that Everyone will Take Engineering 11
22 Next Term
95 Chance You can Add if Needed
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Sp10 HeadsUp to ENGR11 Students
  • The REALLY GOOD TextBook Went out of Print
    UnExpectedly in Fall 2009
  • The BookStore Will NOT Carry it
  • BUT the SP10 Edition of ENGR11 WILL STILL USE it
  • Please buy OnLine Used Copies
  • Rudolph J. Eggert, Engineering Design, Prentice
    Hall, 2004, ISBN13 9780131433588, ISBN10
    0-13-143358-X

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Final Exam Notifications
  • 122 Questions Problems Total
  • Questions Quantity and Form
  • 12 True/False
  • 68 Multiple Choice
  • 32 Short Answer
  • 10 UNIT CONVERSION Problems
  • Exam Tue/15Dec, 10am-1150pm
  • Please for the Exam
  • Be ON TIME
  • Bring a CALCULATOR for Unit-Conversion Problems
  • Send me an eMAIL if you want to know your Exam
    Course Score/Grade

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Final Exam Content
  • The Final Exam is SEMIcomprehensive
  • 90 of content is taken from Material Covered
    AFTER the MidTerm Exam
  • The Remaining portion will cover BROAD themes
    developed Over the entire term
  • Some Examples of these Broad-Based Questions
    might be
  • Define Engineering
  • What is the main difference between SCIENCE and
    ENGINEERING?
  • List two projects that an INDUSTRIAL Engineer
    might work on.

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Suggested Study Strategy
  • CAREFULLY Review all PostMidTerm Class (BMayer)
    Lecture Presentations
  • On ENGR10 WebPage
  • CAREFULLY Review all PostMidTerm Guest Lecture
    Material
  • Presentations
  • BioGraphies and/or Resumes
  • Review TextBook Material that is directly Related
    to the HW assignments

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Final Note
  • My Personal Thanks to Everyone in ENGR 10 for
    His/Her
  • Time
  • Attention
  • Effort
  • And, Most Significantly
  • The Courtesy Afforded ALL of the GUEST SPEAKERS
    who VOLUNTEERED Their Time to Educate Us About An
    Aspect of Engineering Practice or Education

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All Done for the COURSE
See YouinENGR11
  • The ENGINEERING DESIGN Pyramid
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