EDES Advising Checklist FORM - EDES Advising Checklist
EDES Minor Info and/or Advising Sessions:
THESE ARE DROP-IN ADVISING SESSIONS. with your Advisor in your session |
Academic Requirements for the EDES Minor
Students are encouraged to begin taking courses in the minor during their freshman year, and are encouraged to declare the minor no later than the beginning of their fifth semester. See General Announcements Minor information for a complete list of courses etc. The courses listed below satisfy the requirements for this minor. Four core courses:12 credit hours (SEMESTER OFFERED)
Electives: 6 credit hours requiredDepartmental design or project-based courses, excluding capstone or final-year design, with approval. Examples include but are not limited to BIOE 360, CEVE 314, ELEC 490, MECH 488, and CHBE 490
Summer-Fall 2024 EDES Course offering - (will be posted in Spring 2024) Spring 2024 EDES Course offering - CLICK HERE or DOWNLOAD EDES Advising Checklist FORM - EDES Advising Checklist Click the buttons below to access the Summer Experience in Engineering Design, the International Summer Experience in Engineering Design (Summer Study Abroad) and Distinction in Research and Creative Works. Engineering Design Minor FAQs How do I declare the Engineering Design Minor? Visit HERE for complete, detailed instructions. Bring your UG Declaration and Change of Major (or Minor or University Certificate) Form to your Advising Session, or reach out to any of the EDES Minor Advisors listed below to have them sign at a mutually convenient time. Be sure to keep a copy of the form for yourself in case the registrar’s office loses it. We will also keep a copy for our records. How should I prepare for the advising session? Please review the courses that are required for the minor (above) and complete the EDES Advising Checklist - linked above. We do not expect the session to take long but it is important to do this each semester to be sure you are on track. What is the procedure for proposing substitution of BIOE 392 for ENGI 350 for the EDES Minor? Who: All who have/will take BIOE 392 may receive credit for ENGI 350 if, they submit a technical memo describing the design project that was completed as part of BIOE 392. Requirements for the Tech Memo can be found HERE. Are there opportunities for recognition within the EDES Minor? Yes! Are you a student who spends considerable amounts of time at the OEDK Participating in activities that go above and beyond the standard set of course requirements for your undergraduate degrees? Explore the Rice University Distinction in Research and Creative Works.
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The Engineering Design (EDES) Minor at Rice University is offered for students who wish to deepen their engineering design experiences and skills through completing six engineering design related courses to earn a minor certification alongside their major degree. The Engineering Design minor is a complement to existing B.S. and B.A. degree programs in the School of Engineering. While the program is designed for students in the School of Engineering because applied engineering practice is expected in the higher-level courses- and this knowledge will come from student’s work in their engineering majors, students who have appropriate backgrounds from any undergraduate major at Rice are eligible for the minor. Students will build engineering design skills, including technical, project management, leadership and communication skills by working on projects in highly collaborative, multi-disciplinary teams. |
Core Courses | Spring 2024 Offered |
ENGI 120/220/FWIS 188/FWIS288 - Introduction to Engineering Design | T/Th 9:25-10:40am, 10:50am-12:05pm |
ENGI 200 – Engineering Design Studio | MW 2:00-3:15pm |
ENGI 210 – Prototyping and Fabrications | T/TH 5:30-6:45pm |
ENGI 350 – Problem Identification and Implementations | T/TH 2:30-3:45pm |
Electives | Spring 2024 Offered |
ENGI 300 – Engineering Design Workshop | M 2:00-4:50pm |
ENGI 301 – Introduction to Practical Electrical Engineering | T/TH 8:00-9:15pm |
PSYC 370 – Introduction to Human Factors and Ergonomics | Does not appear to be taught this semester |
ENGI 315 – Leading Teams and Innovation | Does not appear to be taught this semester |
BUSI 220 - Introduction to Design and Innovation | MW 2:00pm-3:15pm |
BUSI 221/ENGI 221 – New Enterprises | Does Not Meet |
BUSI 463 – Foundations of Entrepreneurship: Strategy and Funding | T/TH 10:50am-12:05pm |
BIOE/GLHT 360 - Appropriate Design for Global Health | MW 2:00-3:15pm |
CEVE 314/BIOE 365/GLHT 314 - Sustainable Water Purification for the Developing World | Does not appear to be taught this semester |
ELEC 342 - Analog Electronic Circuits (changing to ELEC 442) | Does not appear to be taught this semester |
ELEC 491 - UG EE Research Projects-Vertically Integrated Projects | yes - various (Does Not Meet, T/TH 10:50am-12:05pm), (advisor approval needed) |
MECH 488 - Design of Mechatronic Systems | Does not appear to be taught this semester |
CHBE 490 - Chemical Car Engineering and Design | Does not appear to be taught this semester |
*Maria Oden (Co-Chair), Director of OEDK, Teaching Professor BIOE [moden@rice.edu]
*Joe Cavallaro (Co-Chair), Professor ELEC [cavallar@rice.edu]
*Deirdre Hunter, Lecturer OEDK [hunterd@rice.edu]
*Heather Bisesti, Lecturer, OEDK [hb38@rice.edu]
*Kevin Holmes, Lecturer, OEDK [kh118@rice.edu]
*Matthew Wettergreen, Associate Teaching Professor OEDK [mwettergreen@rice.edu]
*Gary Woods, Professor in the Practice ELEC [gary.woods@rice.edu]
Marcia O’Malley, Professor MECH
Rafael Verduzco, Associate Professor CHBE
* denotes EDES Student Advising Faculty Team