3. Research and Presentation.  Students will select an approved 
                reverse engineering project and investigate relevant industrial  
                materials and processes.  A formal written technical report and  
                presentation is required.  Team projects are allowable.  Please  
                select your team and identify your topic early (proposal is due week   
                four). 

  NOTE: 
  Reports must be word processed in Microsoft Word compatible  format and  
  emailed to the instructor by the deadline due date and time.  All references  
  and bibliographic information must be included. 

  Evaluation: 
      Final                                              25% 
      Problem Sets, Tutorials, Labs   50% 
      Project                                          25% 

      A 10 point grading scale will be used. 
 

  Other Requirements: 

      1.  Attendance is expected!  Knowledge and  skill build on the foundation of  
          previous classes and demos.  Some material presented is  not in your  
          text.  Homework and reading reports,  demos, and tests, can not be  
          made  up after the instructor has scored  and  returned the work to the  
          class. 

    2.  Written work must be submitted on time.  Late work will be reduced by  
          50%  unless prior arrangements are made with the instructor. 

    3.  Teamwork is encouraged; however, plagiarism will not be tolerated on  
          classroom, homework, or any work. Anyone found plagiarizing or sharing  
          unauthorized work will lose credit for their work and be subjected to  
          failure in the class.  Teams will work together and should have similar  
          data.  However,  EACH PERSON MUST SUBMIT THEIR OWN WORK!

    4.  The class will meet on campus three Saturdays during the semester to
          complete labs, present projects, and take the final exam.  See course     
          schedule  for specific dates.