Academic Writing for Engineers . WRIT 2E
A writing course focusing on developing analytical skills, synthesizing multiple sources, sustaining coherent arguments, and revising for clarity of style. Reading and writing assignments are drawn from a range of engineering disciplines.
Prerequisites: Satisfaction of the Entry Level Writing requirement or Linguistics 12; freshmen only; open to ECE, Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Engineering majors only.
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Level LimitLetters and science
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words can't describe how much I love this guy
He's just the best
I had a good time in this class and appreciated the well-analyzed/articulate points he made throughout, but I don't think he responded to a single email. Either way, the group project is fun and you get a lot of creative freedom within this and the other coding assignments (very approachable for coding beginners, dw!).
Professor Rutherford is such a nice guy. class is easy and straightforward. he's very open to extensions. does a bit of a weird grading system: if you just do the assignments, you get a B, and then you have to do a few extra assignments/revisions to get an A. some of the projects/writings are kind of annoying but as to be expected and super chill
Make sure you're engaged in class and doing more than the minimum requirements and you'll get an A in his class. He's very nice and definitely knows his stuff.
My actual goat. He is the coolest and sweetest professor ever. Workload is not too heavy and flexible with deadlines!!
Amy Propen
4.8
Baron Haber
4.9
Robert Samuels
3.4
Robert Krut
4.8
Elizabeth Saur
4.9