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ENGR025 HM - Prototyping Your Mudd

Credit(s): 1

Instructor(s): Lape

Offered: Spring

Description: Prototyping Your Mudd is a course that guides you through using the Engineering Design process to make the most out of your time at HMC. Topics include the purpose of college, the HMC mission and your HMC experience, how to design the Engineering major to fit your interests, and how to prototype academic, professional, and co-curricular activities to help you determine which potential pathways best align with your personal philosophy and interests. The course will incorporate small group discussion, in-class activities, personal reflection, and prototypes outside of class time. By the end of this course, you should be able to use the design process to develop and prototype plans for your life and career at HMC and beyond, and to continuously adapt these plans as your life (and the world) evolves.

Grading Type: Pass/No-Pass