BSE 1 is a full-time off-campus work experience combining classroom theory with practical operations knowledge to build a professional career background.
Applies basic engineering principles like mass/energy balances and fluid flow to agricultural and biological systems.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Jessica Drewry, Troy Runge: Runge's homework requires EES software and can be challenging, though exams are often considered manageable with practice. Drewry's course was rated difficult, with students finding her lectures hard to follow.
BSE 799 is a practicum in agricultural engineering teaching that provides hands-on experience improving pedagogical skills through course planning, delivery, and evaluation under instructor guidance.
Covers state-of-the-art renewable energy applications and engineering calculations for power availability and system integration.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Doug Reinemann, Troy Runge: The RETScreen group project is a major time commitment. Exams require substantial preparation, with some reviewers noting questions outside lecture scope, while others find them similar to homework.
CBE 562 covers specialized topics in chemical engineering for majors.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Homeworks require 8-10 hours each, which reviewers consider excessive for a survey course. Exams are described as hard and niche, with no practice problems or study guides provided to help prepare.