Course Tour

Learn Your Way Around This Course

Permanent student design teams utilize the direct application of Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) tools to design, build, and test a functional prototype throughout the semester in a "flipped/hybrid" classroom format. This results in a final presentation, poster display at the ME Design Expo, and final peer review during Prep week.

What You Need to Know About Navigating This Course

In this course you will navigate through multiple screens as it utilizes multiple technologies to deliver instruction. The ability to navigate through multiple screens is an important skill that you will use throughout your engineering career.

The class utilizes both in-person and online learning activities and assessments:

Canvas Online Learning Modules (M00-M6) contain student content, and accessible 24/7!
Learning Modules and associated quizzes must be completed per the schedule to prepare students for associated team and individual assignments.
Learning Module assignments are not visible until the associated quiz is completed per schedule!
The majority of assignments are team-based, but individual assignments such as peer assessments, that encourage professional development, are also included.
Team participation, engagement, and time management are keys to success this course.
Student team membership is determined using an online skills survey from CATME (Comprehensive Assessment of Team Membership), an individual assignment due prior to first day of class.
Microsoft (MS) Teams will be setup for online engagement/participation/work for each student team.

Watch Dr. Baughman navigate the course:

Course Tour_Orientation Video Script.docx