ENS Laboratory 1
ENS-321LAB-Z1
University at Buffalo
- Semester
- Fall 2025
- Instructor
- James N Jensen
- Start Date
- 08-25-2025
- Total Credits
- 3
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Laboratory 1 is structured to provide the foundation of skills and tools needed to design and execute experiments. The course begins with a review of laboratory safety, statistics and probability, the role of experiments in engineering practice, and technical communication genres. Students then engage in five structured labs designed to provide exposure to different laboratory equipment, types of data, and the analysis of experimental data. Review of relevant subject matter is provided within the lecture component of the course. The course concludes with the design of an experimental study informed by published research. Students present the results from these experiences via various forms of oral and written communication.
Prerequisites:
(CHE 107 or CHE 101) AND (CHE 127 or CHE 113) AND (CSE 115, EAS 230, EAS 240 or EAS999TRCP);
Co-Requisite: EAS 207, (EAS 200 or EE 202), EAS 360, (EAS 305 or MTH 411 or STA 301 or CE 327 or CIE 308 or EE 305);
ENS Major.
SEAS fclty advsmnt
Course Area: Engineering
Level: Upper Level Undergraduate
Dates: 08-25-2025 - 12-08-2025
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