ESP I Required Reading

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Engineering Strategies and Practice Required Readings

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Sep-11 Project Memo (Client Statement) posted on

Blackboard

N/A N/A

Sep-11 How Engineers Design – Introduction Chapter 1, section 1.1 1-5

Sep-11 How Engineers Design – Design Process Overview Chapter 1, section 1.2 5-9

Sep-11 How Engineers Design – Project Phases Chapter 1, section 1.3 10-13

Sep-15 How Engineers Design – Communicating

Throughout the Process

Chapter 1, section 1.4 14-17

Sep-15 How Engineers Design – What Engineers Design Chapter 1, section 1.5 18-21

Sep-15 How Engineers Design – Navigating the

Engineering Design Process


Sep-15 Requirements – Introduction to Requirements Chapter 1, section 2.1 35-42

Sep-18 Critical Thinking - Basic Concepts Chapter 12, section 12.1 293-299

Sep-18 Critical Thinking – Making and Supporting

Statements Effectively


Sep-18 Communication - Engineering Communication Chapter 13, section 13.1 318-322

Sep-22 Working in Teams – Introduction to Teamwork Chapter 9, section 9.1 219-224

Sep-22 Working in Teams – Organizing Chapter 9, section 9.2 225-229

Sep-22 Working in Teams – Tools for Organizing Chapter 9, section 9.3 230-236

Sep-22 Working in Teams – Producing Chapter 9, section 9.4 237-239Sep-22 Decision Making – Decision Methods for Teams Chapter 5, section 5.3 160-162

Sep-24 Working in Teams – Managing Teams Chapter 9, section 9.5 240-246

Sep-24 Working in Teams – Management Strategies Chapter 9, section 9.6 247-252

Sep-24 Multi-use Design Tools – Information Gathering Chapter 3. section 3.4 108-114

Sep-25 Requirements – Functions Chapter 2, section 2.2 43-49

Sep-25 Requirements – Functional Basis Chapter 3, section 3.1 96-100

Sep-29 Multi-use Design Tools – Black box Method Chapter 3, section 3.2 101-103

Sep-29 Multi-use Design Tools – Decomposition Chapter 3, section 3.3 104-107

Oct-01 Requirements – Objectives Chapter 2, section 2.3 50-55

Oct-01 Requirements – Constraints Chapter 2, section 2.4 56-60

Oct-01 Multi-use Design Tools – Pairwise Comparison Chapter 3, section 3.6 122-124

Oct-02 Critical Thinking - Critical Thinking in Design

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Oct-02 Communication - Organizing your Communication Chapter 13, section 13.2 323-329

Oct-06 Requirements – Documenting the Context Chapter 2, section 2.5 61-68




Oct-06 Requirements – Describing Stakeholders Chapter 2, section 2.6 69-75

Oct-06 Requirements – Describing Users, Operators and

Clients


Oct-06 Requirements – Characteristics of Good

Requirements


Oct-06 Requirements – Summary: Putting It All Together Chapter 2, section 2.9 92-96

Oct-08 Idea Generation – Introduction to Idea

Generation


Oct-08 Idea Generation – Brainstorming Chapter 4, section 4.2 128-133

Oct-09 Communication – Diagrammatic Elements Chapter 13, section 13.4 330-338

Oct-09 Communication – Using Pictures and Photographs Chapter 13, section 13.5 339-343

Oct-13 Idea Generation – Creativity Methods Chapter 4, section 4.3 134-139

Oct-13 Idea Generation – Morphological Charts, Analogy,

and TRIZ


Oct-15 Decision Making – Selecting a Design Solution Chapter 5, section 2 150-159

Oct-15 Decision Making – Decision Methods for Teams Chapter 5, section 3 160-162

Oct-20 How Engineers Design – How Engineering Projects

are Initiated


Oct-20 Principles and Problem Solving – Problem

Spectrum – Open, Constrained and Closed

Chapter 22, section 22.1 Online only

Oct-20 Principles and Problem Solving – Solving Closed

Problems

Chapter 22, section 22.2 Online only

Oct-27 Constraints Chapter 2, section 2.4 56-60

Oct-27 Summary: Putting it all together Chapter 2, section 2.5 92-96

Oct-29

Oct-29 Post-Conceptual Design – Post-Final Design

Engineering


Oct-29 Design for X - Design for Durability Chapter 14, section 14.1 361-363

Oct-29 Safety - Design for Safety - Introduction Chapter 20, Section 20.1 475-480

Oct-29 Failure & Risk - Handling Risk Chapter 26, Section 26.1 555-562

Oct-30 Economics - Introduction to Economics Chapter 25, section 25.1 523-527

Oct-30 Economics - Introduction to Economics Chapter 25, section 25.4 540-550

Nov-03 Estimation – Estimating Cost and Labor Chapter 23, section 23.3 515-517

Nov-03 Estimation – Estimation Confidence Chapter 23, section 23.4 518-522

Nov-03 Economics - Time and Money Calculations Chapter 25, section 25.2 528-531

Nov-05 The Environment - Design for the

Environment: Introduction


Nov-05 Safety - Identifying Hazards Chapter 20, Section 20.2 481-485

Nov-05 Safety - Safety in the Design Process Chapter 20, Section 20.3 486-494

MIDTERM - COVERS ALL READINGS ABOVE




Nov-06 The Environment - Life Cycle Assessment

(LCA)


Nov-06 The Environment - LCA Goal Definition and

Scoping


Nov-06 The Environment - LCA Inventory Analysis Chapter 15, section 15.4 382-387

Nov-06 The Environment - LCA Impact andImprovement


Nov-12 Communication - Influencers of communication Chapter 13, section 13.6 344-348

Nov-12 Communication - Organising presentations Chapter 13, section 13.7 349-353

Nov-17 Human Factors - Design for Human Factors:

Introduction


Nov-17 Human Factors - Task Analysis Chapter 17, section 17.2 420-425

Nov-17 Human Factors - Use Case Method Chapter 17, section 17.3 426-432

Nov-17 Human Factors - Concept of Operations Chapter 17, section 17.4 433-437

Nov-20 Requirements - Documenting the ContextChapter 2, Section 2.5

61-68Nov-20 Requirements - Describing Stakeholders Chapter 2, Section 2.6 69-75

Nov-24 The Environment - Sustainability Chapter 15, section 15.6 396-400

Nov-26 Decision Making - Design Evaluation and

Selection


Nov-27 Critical Thinking - Skeptical Thinking Chapter 12, section 12.4 313-317

Final Exam covers all readings

ESP I Required Reading

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