Upon completion of the Basic Engineering Microcredential, students will have achieved the following learning outcomes:

• Be able to code a microprocessor and use basic electronics components to solve basic engineering problems.
• Be able to read engineering drawings and use CAD tools to create professional engineering drawings.
• Be able to draw on mathematical experiences, like proving ideas or theorems to be true or false, and be able to apply these to engineering situations.
• Be able to communicate ideas in the form of a mathematical proof. Have a calculus I level of mathematical sophistication.
  Understand basic principles of physics and chemistry that form the foundation of a worthwhile analysis of many engineering situations.
• Be able to use a computer as a modern engineering tool. Be able to program using a common programming language and have experience solving engineering problems using a computer.