The topics taught in this one course can be taught over 4 years for a full degree.

I wish it went a bit more deep rather than being broad, but nevertheless it is an excellent course to understand the basics of modern information systems, particularly AI and Cyber security.

One word: Rockstar

You probably won't become a systems administrator after taking this course but you can surely be able to strike a balance between technology and its applicability in a modern enterprise.

One of the better first year courses. Useful for civil and mechanical engineering students.

General principles Force vectors (2D) Force vectors (3D) Equilibrium of a particle (2D and 3D) Moment of a force Couple moment Force-couple systems Centroids Distributed loading Equilibrium of a rigid body (2D) Equilibrium of a rigid body (3D) Statical determinacy Truss analysis (2D) Frames and machines (2D) Internal forces and moments (2D) Shear and bending moment diagrams (2D) Friction (2D) Final exam review sessions

Her lessons were very good and helpful. I could learn everything by going to her class instead of watching the videos online. She explains it well and tries to get the students to understand than memorize. She tries to get everyone on the same page so don’t be afraid of asking questions in her class.

The weekly worksheets are very difficult and time is very short but be sure to attend every single one of them. They help you learn a lot better than the quizzes online. They also help prepare you for the midterm and final.

The course overall was extremely easy and not very time-consuming either.

The course contents regarding making cover letters, interviewing and technical writing are useful, but I can learn all of this stuff from YouTube for free. No need to pay $1000.

After paying the university this much, I have high expectations regarding what I am getting to learn. This prof did not satisfy my expectations. Personally, I feel like I got scammed, having been taught nothing.

If you are in engineering, this course is mandatory for you; take it and make the most of it.

lectures were ok, didn't gain much, tests were HARD, homework was A LOT, and the project wasn't too bad

The content was pretty interesting, and i'm sure most students have more enjoyable experiences with this but our class really struggled. the avg of every exam before the HUGE curve was always below 60%.

Not a great lecturer IMO but to be fair, it was his first time teaching ME EN 101, he's usually teaching higher level courses. idk, i don't wanna complain too much, he's a super nice guy, i just personally had a hard time in the class. the curves saved me

buckle up.