This course covers social, legal and ethical issues professionals will face throughout their career.

Principles of economic analysis in engineering decision-making will be studied. Topics include: making economic decisions; engineering costs and cost estimating; interest, interest formulas and equivalence; analysis (present worth, annual cash flow, rate of return, incremental, replacement); financial uncertainty; depreciation; taxes; inflation and price change.

Cooperative work experience placements must be approved by the academic division.

Course covers the how, when and why to plan and implement all the stages of project management from conception, planning, and implementation, through to completion.

Required prior to graduation and taken during final semester. Students must successfully complete an external industry-standard assessment in a STEM field to pass the course. Students additionally participate in advanced capstone experience activities.