NOTE : Course offerings are subject to budgetary approval Posting Reference: ENGG 4001 1a Course Information Course Prefix: ENGG Course Number: 4001 Course Section: 1a Course Name: Eng Pro Lecture series III Term: Fall Campus: Fredericton Faculty: Engineering, Faculty of Department: Engineering Position Start Date: Position End Date: Posting Date: Application Deadline: Requested By: Juan Antonio Carretero Days: Tuesday Time: 530 Number of Positions Available: 1 Total Credit Hours: 0 Mode of Delivery: Face to Face Location: On Campus Stipend Amount: 7594 N/a Course Description Prepare senior engineering students for the engineering profession through a guest lecture series. Speakers from various engineering disciplines and job functions share their career experiences and discuss exciting engineering projects underway in the region. The course stresses the need for continuous education in engineering and touches on current concepts of sustainable development, environmental stewardship, and public safety. Develops the concepts of ethics and equity in engineering. Graded on a CR/NCR basis.Co-Requisites: ENGG 4000orCE 4993or ENVE 4040 orGE 4993,GGE 4700orSWE 4040orTME 4025 Qualifications PEng Additional Notes N/a Disposition none Contract Academic Position Details Review the collective agreement NOTE : Course offerings are subject to budgetary approval Posting Reference: ENGG 4001 1a Course Information Course Prefix:



ENGG Course Number: 4001 Course Section: 1a Course Name: Eng Pro Lecture series III Term: Fall Campus: Fredericton Faculty: Engineering, Faculty of Department: Engineering Position Start Date: Position End Date: Posting Date: Application Deadline: Requested By: Juan Antonio Carretero Class Details Days: Tuesday Time: 530 Number of Positions Available: 1 Total Credit Hours: 0 Mode of Delivery: Face to Face Location: On Campus Stipend Amount: 7594 Curriculum Context N/a Course Description Prepare senior engineering students for the engineering profession through a guest lecture series. Speakers from various engineering disciplines and job functions share their career experiences and discuss exciting engineering projects underway in the region. The course stresses the need for continuous education in engineering and touches on current concepts of sustainable development, environmental stewardship, and public safety. Develops the concepts of ethics and equity in engineering. Graded on a CR/NCR basis.Co-Requisites: ENGG 4000orCE 4993or ENVE 4040 orGE 4993,GGE 4700orSWE 4040orTME 4025 Qualifications PEng Additional Notes N/a Disposition none Is the instructor a Graduate Student Teaching Apprentice none Successful Applicant(s) Preference will be given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada #J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Eng Pro Lecture Series Iii (Fredericton)
🏢 University of New Brunswick
📍 Fredericton