ENGINEERING 493
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION FIELD EXPERIENCE
Syllabus

Spring 2001

Tep Dobry
Interim Assistant Dean
College of Engineering
Phone: 956-8404
Email: tep@wiliki.eng.hawaii.edu

The Cooperative Education Engineering Field Experience Course (ENGR 493) provides formal recognition for your field experience on your official transcript. It also provides Cooperative Education students with a formal vehicle to report their work experience to the Cooperative Education Office and the College of Engineering. The course is repeatable, carried for one credit, and graded as credit/no credit. To receive credit for this course for Spring 2001 you must fulfill the following requirements. You must meet ALL course requirements to be eligible to continue participation in the Co-op Program for Summer or Fall 2001, or to receive your Co-op certificate of successful completion, if graduating this Spring.

Course requirements

  1. Submit Journal entries (See the link for journal contents and suggested format) by email to me (tep@wiliki.eng.hawaii.edu) with a cc to Arleen Fujimoto-Ikuma (Arleen@sece.hawaii.edu) at the following times:
  2. Attend and give a mini presentation (10-15 minutes) at the Engineering Field Experience Student Presentations. The dates for the presentations will be determined later and sent to you at your wiliki email address.
  3. Attend one meeting of the professional engineering society appropriate to your discipline (NOT the student branch). The Hawai`i Council of Engineering Societies (HCES) monthly publication, "Wiliki o Hawaii", lists the societies with chapters in Hawai`i with contact and upcoming meeting information. You can get a copy of this publication at the Student Services desk in Holmes 250. Write a one page paper describing the meeting you attended, including the topic(s) discussed and what you learned from the meeting. Regualr attendance at these meetings is a good opportunity to meet practicing engineers in your discipline. You paper is due no later than 2 May 2001. I would suggest you not wait until the last month of the semester to look into attending your meeting.
  4. Complete the student evaluation and schedule update at the end of the semester. Due 2 May. 2001.