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EPD 101 - Contemporary Issues in the Engineering Profession

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Catalog Description

101 Contemporary Issues in the Engineering Profession. I, II; 1 cr (S-E). A survey of the engineering profession's contemporary role in society. Emphasis on the engineer's responsibility to society, including concerns for business principles, safety, ethics, and the environment; the role of engineers in achieving economic stability, growth, and improving the human condition. P: Lec 1: Open to Fr only Lec 2: So st. Bollinger, Moll, Woolston.

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• Donald Woolston

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