EF 230 Announcements
- Final Exam
- The EF230 final exam is in person Monday 11 December at 6:15PM in Strong Hall. Link to EF230 Final Exam Schedule. Please check your highlighted timeslot and exam room. SDS students need to be registered for the proper timeslot but should report to the testing center.
- The final exam is cumulative. Review all labs, kahoots, assignments, exam1 and practice exams.
- The make-up final is Tuesday 12 December at 8AM in ZEC 178 if you have 3 exams on Monday or a conflict with your calculus 3 exam. Submit a missed exam form or contact DrB if you need the makeup exam timeslot. Requests to take an early/late final at other dates/times will not be honored.
- Final Exam Info
- Required Final Exam Practice Problems. We will work on these in class on the last day of class.
- Optional Final Exam Practice Problems
- Reminder: To receive credit for final exam coding problems, during the final you'll need to upload your code for each problem to your final exam dropbox. Your code must implement the specified solution method, run without errors, and determine the correct solution to receive full credit
- Link to UTK final exam schedule.
updated Fri Dec 8th 12:19 pm - EF230 End of Semester Items
- Hope you enjoyed the semester. We’ve enjoyed having you in class and seeing what you’ve accomplished this semester. Best wishes for your future engineering career. You'll do great things!
- We are still grading projects. Grades will be posted by Dec 15.
- If you have a grade question, we will be happy to address it, but we encourage you to review the EF Final Grade FAQs before emailing us and be sure the grade in question will make a difference in your final grade. The grade estimator is a great tool for that.
- Your earned learning badges
updated Fri Dec 8th 12:21 pm - Be a TA!
Love MATLAB? Like robots? EF230 needs you! Apply to be an EF230 undergrad TA. Graduating in 2024? Apply to be an EF graduate TA. GTA's receive free tuition for grad school and a monthly stipend!
updated Tue Nov 28th 8:04 am - Welcome to EF230
Class: Class meetings will be fully face to face in Zeanah 170/178 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Essential class information is provided in the Syllabus. We'll be collaborating in teams using zoom: Link to Collaboration Screen and Zoom room login Instructions. Link to MATLAB Online (opens in new tab) updated Fri Nov 10th 9:36 am
- The CEE department is completing the final approval stages for a new BS degree program in Environmental Engineering. Pending approval by the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, the new major will be active in Fall of 2024.
Current first year TCE students will be able to transfer to the new major without delaying graduation with small changes to your Spring 2024 class schedule. There are two upcoming information sessions where you can learn more about the new major as described in the linked flyer. You only need to attend one of the two sessions. Also, ENVE 101 Introduction to Environmental and Water Resources Engineering is being offered in the Spring semester. This 1-credit hour course with minimal out-of-class assignments is a great way to learn more about Environmental and Water Resources Engineering.
updated Thu Nov 16th 2:41 pm - Tickle College of Engineering Spring 2024 Undergraduate Research ProgramThis program is open to freshmen, sophomore, and junior engineering students and is designed to support undergraduate engineering students who want to start a new undergraduate research experience (i.e., the student must not have had a previous paid research experience with the prospective faculty mentor). Applicants are required to seek out a faculty mentor and ask them to provide a letter of support indicating that they will provide guidance in choosing a research topic, conducting the project, and creating a research poster. Students may choose a faculty mentor from another college besides engineering, but must submit a short statement about how this work will enhance their undergraduate engineering education.
The link below lists several TCE faculty that have indicated their interest in supporting new students as part of this program. While students are not limited to these faculty, this list could serve as a resource for students who are seeking a mentor. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FFeBINnLickLZgGCl5MZ2d2gtMhn0ttetvZMH1cto1I/edit?usp=sharing The program will begin in January 2024 and run through the Spring semester. Participants will
- be paid $15 per hour for up to 140 hours during the Spring 2024 semester
- be expected to commit to at least 6 hours per week up to a maximum of 10 hours per week
- receive a budget of $1000 for materials and supplies to support the project
- be required to attend 3 professional development seminars during the semester
- be required to create a research poster documenting their work and results
https://utk.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1SUyujpgrKwhSx8
updated Thu Nov 16th 2:41 pm - The Heath Integrated Business and Engineering Program (IBEP) is a cohort-based program for students from the Haslam College of Business and the Tickle College of Engineering to work together and share key learning, networking, and mentoring experiences. A video describing the program is here. This link provides details on Information Sessions. updated Wed Nov 15th 8:38 am
- Struggling in a course and need help! Please click on the link to find tutoring and SI help for the classes you are enrolled in this semester.
updated Mon Sep 11th 8:53 am
- Check Spam Folder for UTK CommunicationWe want to remind students using Gmail to check their spam folder to ensure they are not missing critical updates about academic success, graduation, advising, and more. OIT made changes to improve Gmail security, however, as a result more emails may be delivered to spam folders. OIT recommends taking the following steps:
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updated Fri Sep 1st 12:03 pm