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Waitlists help us understand latent demand and could help empower us to offer more sections or figure how to accommodate more. Understand how waitlists function: https://www.ccsf.edu/admissions-recordsregistration/waitlist-information -- Email me if you have questions. 

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Please review course specific info below.

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Questions? E-mail me: hsoneji@ccsf.edu 

Fall ENRG 3 will be delivered in a fully online mode.

Two Required Live [Zoom] Exams To Be Scheduled Shortly. One for the Midterm, the 2nd for the Final Exam.

More ENRG 3 info: textbook, camera needs, approach, and topics can be found here.

Fall: 100% ON CAMPUS

Important Course Info - Including Textbook

Not Offered Fall.

Not Offered Fall.

ENGN 38 will be at "Ocean" TWO days/week.

• ENGN 38 is returning to traditional 4 hr/week model.

To Prepare:

• Before each class meeting:

  • You are expected to watch recorded lectures of the new content

  • You are expected to read the assigned reading

  • You are expected to start the programming problems (homework)

• At each class meeting:

  • 50% lecture.

  • 50% working Sessions. 

  • You will do lab work. I will come around. I will break up lab work with whole class whiteboarding and/or programming examples. 

  • The better prepared you are for our "Working Sessions", the more rewarding, engaging, and successful our weekly time together will be.

General Course Info:

Course Overview:

• • In MATLAB / Octave

  • Focus on using computational tools to solve engineering problems

  • Essential MATLAB for Engineers and Scientists, 5th Ed. ISBN: 9780081029978

    • This textbook should be available for free through CCSF's arrangement with O'Reilly.

      • CCSF Library Listing

      • O'Reilly Direct Link (Use your CCSF Gmail address)

    • Newer editions are acceptable. 

    • Note, the older 3rd and 4th editions are missing content that we do indeed use! 

• Link to Publisher

Some thoughts on Prof Soneji's ENGN 38:

• • No programming experience required

  • Instruction will be heavily influenced by real world experiences and examples of applying computational tools to engineering problems

• Be prepared to work hard! 

• Be prepared to seek assistance from other students and or TAs.

• Stay the entire class meeting time. 

ENGN 38 will have a TA

This is a Work Experience Class

ENVS (SUST) 91 Students Must Contact Soneji Before Registering

Go here for details about ENVS 91.

Soneji is not teaching ENVS 31 (formerly SUST 31) this Spring. The class is being offered. Please see the course schedule!