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  • Engineering 202: Statics and Dynamics

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    F and S. A study of fundamental principles of mechanics and their application to the problems of engineering. Vector algebra, forces, moments, couples, friction, virtual work, kinematics of a particle, kinematics of a rigid body, dynamics of particles and rigid bodies, impulse, momentum, work, and energy are presented in two and three dimensions. Prerequisites: Physics 133, Mathematics 162.
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  • Engineering 204: Circuits Analysis and Electronics

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    S. An introduction to the theory and application of electronic circuits and devices. The following topics are covered: basic linear circuits (including frequency and transient response) , semiconductor devices (diodes, op-amps, comparators, etc.) , electric power, electric safety, and DC machines. Laboratory exercises are used to illustrate the material covered in the lecture portion of the course. Students will measure voltage, current, resistance, power, transient response, resonant circuits, voltage regulators, operational amplifiers. Students will investigate digital logic circuits. Co-requisite: Mathematics 231 Prerequisite: Physics 235.
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  • Engineering 209: Introduction to Conservation Laws and Thermodynamics

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    F and S. This course introduces several foundational engineering topics. Included are single and multi-component process material and energy balances (conservation laws) , the first and second laws of thermodynamics and heat transfer. Study of chemical kinetics and equilibrium demonstrates the link between science and design begun in Engineering 106 and also broadens the student's knowledge of chemistry. Issues of stewardship of materials and resources are addressed. Laboratory. Prerequisites: Engineering 106 and Mathematics 162 or permission of the instructor.
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  • Engineering 220: Introduction to Computer Architecture

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    F. A study of computer organization (including memory hierarchy, I/O, bus-based systems, distributed systems, and parallel systems) , and computer architecture (including CPU control, pipelining, and instruction set architecture) Laboratory exercises emphasize principles. Prerequisites: A programming language course, normally Computer Science 104 or 108 or permission of the instructor. Prerequisite to all courses numbered 300 or higher is formal admission to a B.S.E. concentration.
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  • Engineering 302: Engineering Electromagnetics

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    S. A study of the laws and engineering applications of electric and magnetic fields in various conductive, dielectric, and magnetic materials and under various boundary conditions. Emphasis is on the analysis and design aspects of transmission line circuits. Prerequisites: Mathematics 231, Mathematics 232, and Physics 235.
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  • Engineering 303: Chemical Engineering Principles and Thermodynamics

    3.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    F. This course continues the study of chemical engineering principles begun in Engineering 209. Included are material and energy balances with reaction and introduction to vapor-liquid and liquidliquid equilibrium including the concepts of dew and bubble points and the flash process. Process simulators (HYSYS) are introduced. Principles are reinforced with an in-depth team design project of a commercial process. Basic concepts of thermodynamics, i.e., equilibrium, reversibility, system are presented. The first and second laws are studied including the Carnot cycle and reversible process equipment as models of best performance. This material provides the foundation for the in-depth study of thermodynamics in Engineering 312. Prerequisites: Engineering 209, Mathematics 231, and concurrent registration in Chemistry 317.
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  • Engineering 304: Fundamentals of Digital Systems

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    S. An introduction to the fundamental principles of logic design in digital systems. Topics include: Boolean algebra, analysis and synthesis of combinational and sequential networks, register transfer language, micro-operational description and applications to computer design, computer organization and assembly language programming, and asynchronous logic. The student is introduced to digital logic families and programmable logic devices, digital logic CAD tools, logic synthesis and hardware description languages (VHDL) Laboratory work will include logic design and assembly language programming. Prerequisites: Engineering 204 and a programming language course (normally Computer Science 104)
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  • Engineering 305: Mechanics of Materials

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    F. Application of principles of mechanics to the solution of problems in stress and strain of engineering materials, including resistance to force, bending, torque, shear, eccentric load, deflection of beams, buckling of columns, compounding of simple stresses, introduction to theory of failure, and energy methods. Prerequisites: Engineering 106 and 202.
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  • Engineering 306: Principles of Environmental Engineering

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    F. A study of environmental engineering and science principles relevant to engineered and natural systems. Topics considered in this course include an overview of the domains of environmental engineering; relevant units of measurement; population dynamics; contaminant types, sources and presence; chemical stoichiometry, equilibria, and kinetics; mass and energy balances; mass/particle transport processes; microbial ecosystem structure and function; biogeochemical cycling; and oxygen demand. Prerequisites: Engineering 209, or permission of the instructor.
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  • Engineering 307: Electrical Signals and Systems

    4.00 Credits
    Calvin University

    F. Advanced techniques for the analysis of analog electrical systems. Topics include: frequency domain analysis, Laplace transforms, Fourier series, Fourier transforms, and continuous versus discrete signal analysis. Frequency response is analyzed using transfer functions, Bode plots, and spectral plots. Digital Signal Processing (DSP) is introduced. Prerequisites: Engineering 204, Mathematics 231. Co-requisite: Mathematics 232.
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