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Engineering
- Systems Engineering

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Preparation 1: Algorithmic Thinking

Reflection1: Ways of Thinking

Preparation 2: Systems Thinking

Reflection 2: Ways of Thinking

Application 3: Design a Microfluidic Device for a Drug Delivery Experiment

Application 3a: Design a Microfluidic Device for a Drug Delivery Experiment

Preparation 3: Creative Thinking

Reflection 3: Ways of Thinking

Application 4: Design a Microfluidic Device for a Drug Delivery Experiment

Application 4a: Ways of Thinking

Presentation 4: Ill-Structured Problems

Application 5: Describe Alternative System Designs

Application 5a: Describe Alternative System Designs

Application 6: Suggest Improvements to System Design

Application 6a: Suggest Improvements to System Design

Session 6: Case Description

Session 6: Case Description Example

Session 6: Case Description Example

Application 7: Formulate a Problem Statement

Application 7a: Formulate a Problem Statement

Application 9: Refine Your Ideas into Creative Solutions

Application 10: Formulate a problem Statement

Application 12: Refine Your Ideas into Useful Solutions

Application 13: Describe Your Systems

Application 13a: Describe Your Systems

Application 14: Casting and Modeling a Figurine

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Fall 2023

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Undergraduate

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Engineering
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Activity Assignments

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