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INSPIRES

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ENGR 489 - INSPIRES is a course designed to provide students starting at the sophomore year with opportunities to work on industry sponsored multidisciplinary team projects addressing a real world engineering problem. Students will integrate knowledge from previous courses for engineering analysis, learn and practice elements of the engineering design process, develop and implement project plans, and practice professional skills such as working on teams and communicating effectively technical outcomes. Students will work on teams and interact with industry on a weekly basis to ensure the project remains focused on sponsor’s requirements. 

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  • Engage with sponsors of interest
  • Apply disciplinary skills on exciting projects
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