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ENGI E1102: Design Fundamentals Using Advanced Computer Technologies, better known as Gateway Lab is a mandatory first-year introductory engineering course, taken the semester opposite from university writing. Developed and taught by Jack MacGourty, the class can effectively be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials. Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.

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−	'''ENGI E1102: Design Fundamentals Using Advanced Computer Technologies''' or '''Gateway Lab''', informally renamed '''The Joy of Engineering''' by Professor [[David Vallancourt]] is an introductory engineering course. Engineering students are required to take Gateway Lab one semester of their first year, and [[~~University Writing]] the other semester.~~	+	#REDIRECT [[Art of Engineering]]
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−	~~The previous course was developed by~~ [[Jack McGourty]]. The course can be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials. Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of ~~the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.~~
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−	However, beginning in the 2011-2012 school year, when [[David Vallancourt]] began teaching this class, major improvements were made. Maya was completely eliminated from the curriculum, and the dreaded community service projects were replaced by engineering design projects led by professors in each of the [[SEAS]] departments.
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-'''ENGI E1102: Design Fundamentals Using Advanced Computer Technologies''' or '''Gateway Lab''' is an introductory engineering course. Engineering students are required to take Gateway Lab one semester of their first year, and [[University Writing]] the other semester.
+'''ENGI E1102: Design Fundamentals Using Advanced Computer Technologies''' or '''Gateway Lab''', informally renamed '''The Joy of Engineering''' by Professor [[David Vallancourt]] is an introductory engineering course. Engineering students are required to take Gateway Lab one semester of their first year, and [[University Writing]] the other semester.
-[[Jack McGourty]] developed the course and continues to teach it. The course can be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials.  Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.
+The previous course was developed by [[Jack McGourty]]. The course can be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials.  Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.
 [[Category:Engineering courses]]

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 '''ENGI E1102: Design Fundamentals Using Advanced Computer Technologies''' or '''Gateway Lab''' is an introductory engineering course. Engineering students are required to take Gateway Lab one semester of their first year, and [[University Writing]] the other semester.
-Jack MacGourty developed the course and continues to teach it. The course can be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials.  Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.
+[[Jack McGourty]] developed the course and continues to teach it. The course can be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials.  Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.
 [[Category:Engineering courses]]

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	Jack MacGourty developed the course and continues to teach it. The course can be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials. Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.		Jack MacGourty developed the course and continues to teach it. The course can be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials. Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.

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−	ENGI E1102: Design Fundamentals Using Advanced Computer Technologies~~, better known as~~ Gateway Lab is ~~a mandatory first-year~~ introductory engineering course, ~~taken~~ the semester ~~opposite from university writing~~. ~~Developed and taught by~~ Jack MacGourty, the ~~class~~ can ~~effectively~~ be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials. Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.	+	'''ENGI E1102: Design Fundamentals Using Advanced Computer Technologies''' or '''Gateway Lab''' is an introductory engineering course. Engineering students are required to take Gateway Lab one semester of their first year, and [[University Writing]] the other semester.
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		+	Jack MacGourty developed the course and continues to teach it. The course can be divided into two parts: the community service project and the Maya/MATLAB tutorials. Many engineers feel that this class would be better served if the community service projects were more explicitly engineering-focused or if a larger percentage of the course material was focused on Maya or MATLAB and not on MacGourty trying to justify the course.
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