CO 295 - Engineering Problem Applications

Credit Hours: 4

This course applies trigonometric functions to practical engineering problems where analysis-based system performance is predicted. It also introduces the student to the solution of real-world statistical problems utilizing probability and its application to make decisions applicable to engineering. System performance based on analysis is predicted and methods of measurement are defined.

Course Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

define methods of measurement;
apply ratios and proportions for problem-solving;
use trigonometric processes to conduct structural analysis of a system;
use statistical data to make analysis and predictions; and
apply probabilities to engineering project uncertainties.

Prerequisites: CI 100, CO 185, MT 122
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