The most useless course you will ever take as an engineer. In theory, a lot of engineering students would benefit from improving their communication skills; in practice, this class won't improve anyone. Kinda heavy workload but only if you actually care about it. I didn't, but I don't blame anyone who 100% chatgpts this sucker.

Professional development, understanding engineering sources, failure analysis, and writing a proposal (group project 🤮). I guess it's stuff you should know but the lectures/textbook are literally useless and you can just follow the rubric on assignments Anyone who passed comp 1 or tested out in HS should be able to do it with their eyes closed.

He kinda didn't do anything cause the class was asynchronous, but was pretty nice and responded to emails in a timely fashion.

Do the online section (no reason to go to lectures for this slop), don't buy the textbook, and join a group early for the proposal so you aren't stuck with a bunch of hosers.