The ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing is critical for all engineers. This is developed within each Department's curriculum in a variety of ways, including the evaluation of written reports and oral presentations. There are also courses designed specifically to improve a student's ability to communicate in English; these are listed below. In some programs one or more of these courses may be included in the core of the program.
Each student must take a minimum of 36 AU's in Communications. At the end of each Degree Program listing in the Calendar there is an explanation of how students in that Program meet this requirement
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APSC 291
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Engineering Communications I
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12
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APSC 292
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Engineering Communications II
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12
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| CHEE 360 |
Technical Communication II
|
9 |
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CIVL 200
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Civil Week I: Professional Skills
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28
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| CIVL 201 |
Professional Skills |
28 |
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CIVL 300
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Civil Week II: Professional Skills
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28
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CIVL 400
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Civil Week III: Professional Skills
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28
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ELEC 391
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Technical Communication II
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24
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| MECH 391 |
Technical Communication - Advanced - Part I |
6 |
MINE 434
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Project Report
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48
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MTHE 494
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Mathematics and Engineering Seminar
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36
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PHYS 455
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Engineering Physic Thesis
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48
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