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SUCCESS IN ENGINEERING ACADEMICS

INTEREGR 140
Course Description

Learn and practice evidence-based strategies for success as an engineering student. Topics include study skills, time management, career exploration, academic writing, academic reading comprehension, motivation and self-directed learning.

Prerequisties

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Satisfies

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

Credits

1

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Not Applicable

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