School of Engineering

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School of Engineering
Harry Griffith Hall 119
707-826-3619
engineering@humboldt.edu

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Programs

• Energy Systems Engineering, B.S.
• Environmental Resources Engineering, B.S.
• Mechanical Engineering, B.S.

• Engineering and Community Practice, M.S.

• Appropriate Technology Minor
• Environmental Ethics Minor

• Energy Systems Engineering, B.S. MAP
• Energy Systems Engineering, B.S. Transfer MAP
• Environmental Resources Engineering, B.S. MAP
• Environmental Resources Engineering, B.S. Transfer MAP
• Mechanical Engineering, B.S. MAP
• Mechanical Engineering, B.S. Transfer MAP

Courses

• ENGR 112 - First-Year Seminar Engineering
• ENGR 115 - Introduction to Engineering
• ENGR 123 - Engineering Fabrication
• ENGR 180 - Selected Topics in Engineering
• ENGR 205 - Introduction to Design
• ENGR 210 - Solid Mechanics: Statics
• ENGR 211 - Solid Mechanics: Dynamics
• ENGR 225 - Computational Methods for Engineering I
• ENGR 226 - Computational Methods for Engineering II
• ENGR 280 - Selected Topics in Engineering
• ENGR 299 - Directed Study
• ENGR 305 - Appropriate Technology
• ENGR 308 - Technology and the Environment
• ENGR 313 - Systems Analysis
• ENGR 317 - Dynamic Systems and Vibrations
• ENGR 322 - Risk and Data Analysis for Engineers
• ENGR 326 - Computational Methods for Engineering III
• ENGR 330 - Mechanics and Science of Materials
• ENGR 331 - Thermodynamics and Energy Systems I
• ENGR 333 - Fluid Mechanics
• ENGR 340 - Manufacturing I
• ENGR 351 - Introduction to Water Quality
• ENGR 355 - Energy Systems Engineering Fundamentals
• ENGR 365 - Machine Design
• ENGR 371 - Energy Systems and Technology
• ENGR 380 - Selected Topics in Engineering
• ENGR 399 - Supplemental Work in Engineering
• ENGR 410 - Environmental Health and Impact Assessment
• ENGR 411 - Energy Project Development and Policy
• ENGR 416 - Transport Phenomena
• ENGR 417 - Heat and Mass Transport Processes
• ENGR 418 - Applied Hydraulics
• ENGR 421 - Advanced Numerical Methods for Engineers I
• ENGR 433 - Advanced Manufacturing Processes
• ENGR 434 - Air Quality Management
• ENGR 436 - Solid Waste Engineering
• ENGR 440 - Hydrology I
• ENGR 441 - Hydrology II
• ENGR 443 - Groundwater Hydrology
• ENGR 445 - Water Resources Planning and Management
• ENGR 448 - River Hydraulics
• ENGR 452 - Drinking Water Treatment Engineering
• ENGR 453 - Wastewater Treatment Engineering
• ENGR 455 - Engineered Natural Treatment Systems
• ENGR 462 - Mechatronics
• ENGR 464 - Measurements, Instrumentation, and Control
• ENGR 468 - Mechanical Behavior of Materials
• ENGR 471 - Thermodynamics and Energy Systems II
• ENGR 473 - Building Energy Analysis
• ENGR 475 - Renewable Energy Power Systems
• ENGR 478 - Electricity Grids and Distributed Renewable Energy
• ENGR 480 - Selected Topics in Engineering
• ENGR 481 - Selected Topics with Engineering Design
• ENGR 492B - Mechanical Engineering Capstone Design I
• ENGR 492CW - Mechanical Engineering Capstone Design II
• ENGR 492W - Capstone Design Project
• ENGR 496 - F.E. (E.I.T.) Review
• ENGR 498 - Directed Design Project
• ENGR 499 - Directed Study
• ENGR 518 - Applied Hydraulics
• ENGR 521 - Advanced Numerical Methods for Engineers I
• ENGR 532 - Energy, Environment and Society
• ENGR 534 - Air Quality Management
• ENGR 535 - Development Technology
• ENGR 536 - Solid Waste Engineering
• ENGR 541 - Hydrology II
• ENGR 543 - Groundwater Hydrology
• ENGR 545 - Water Resources Planning and Management
• ENGR 548 - River Hydraulics
• ENGR 552 - Drinking Water Treatment Engineering
• ENGR 553 - Wastewater Treatment Engineering
• ENGR 555 - Engineered Natural Treatment Systems
• ENGR 571 - Advanced Thermodynamics and Energy Systems
• ENGR 573 - Building Energy Analysis
• ENGR 575 - Renewable Energy Power Systems
• ENGR 578 - Electricity Grids and Distributed Renewable Energy
• ENGR 680 - Selected Topics in Environmental Systems
• ENGR 690 - Thesis
• ENGR 692 - Master’s Project
• ENGR 699 - Independent Study in Environmental Systems

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