Civil and Environmental Engineering
CENE 386W - Engineering Design: The Methods
Description: This course builds upon the engineering design analysis learned in CENE 286. Design methods will be studied through the application of the hydraulics principles learned in CENE 333. These methods include hands-on experience in solving design problems involving hydraulic concepts and their applications using instrumentation, lab work, field work, and software analysis. Course content also includes professional ethics, engineering economics, and documentation using various technical writing methods and tools. 2 hrs. lecture, 3 hrs. lab. This course is required for civil engineering and environmental engineering majors. This course fulfills NAU's junior-level writing requirement. Letter grade only.
Units:
3
Sections offered:
Spring 2025
Requirement Designation:
Junior Writing Requirement
Liberal Studies Essential Skills:
Effective Writing
Prerequisite: CENE 286; CENE 333; Foundation English Requirement; and (PHI 105, PHI 331 or PHI 334)
Prerequisites must have grades of C or better