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NUEN 481.

Seminar. (1-0). Credit 1. II

Designed to broaden the student’s capability, performance and perspective in nuclear engineering through faculty, student and guest presentations. Prerequisite: NUEN 410 or registration therein or NUEN 479 or registration therein.

Previous Instructors:

Dr. Hassan

ABET Accreditation Information for this Course
This course fulfills the following ABET Educational Objectives for the Nuclear Engineering Degree:
Objective 2: will conduct their professional activities with full recognition of the choices and challenges implicit to their work, to its ethical dimensions, and to their implications for matters beyond their immediate tasks.
Objective 3: will take the local, global, historical, social, economic, and political settings into account in both their domestic and international endeavors.
Objective 4: will recognize and utilize both the accumulated body of results from prior work and the continuing evolution of science and technology as essential resources for the effective conduct of their work.
This course fulfills the following ABET Educational Objectives for the Radiological Health Engineering Degree:
Objective 2: will conduct their professional activities with full recognition of the choices and challenges implicit to their work, to its ethical dimensions, and to their implications for matters beyond their immediate tasks.
Objective 3: will take the local, global, historical, social, economic, and political settings into account in both their domestic and international endeavors.
Objective 4: will recognize and utilize both the accumulated body of results from prior work and the continuing evolution of science and technology as essential resources for the effective conduct of their work.
This course fulfills the following ABET Outcomes for the Nuclear Engineering Degree:
Outcome g: ability to understand professional and ethical responsibility
Outcome h: ability to communicate effectively with technical and general audiences
Outcome i: broad education necessary to understand impact of nuclear engineering solutions in a global and societal context
Outcome j: recognition of the limits of one's knowledge and an ability to engage in life-long learning, perhaps including graduate education
Outcome k: knowledge of implications and consequences of contemporary issues related to nuclear science and engineering
This course fulfills the following ABET Outcomes for the Radiological Health Engineering Degree:
Outcome g: understanding of professional, ethical responsibility
Outcome h: ability to communicate effectively with technical and general audiences
Outcome i: broad education necessary to understand impact of radiation-inclusive engineering solutions in a global and societal context
Outcome j: recognition of limits of one's knowledge and an ability to engage in life-long learning, perhaps including graduate education
Outcome k: knowledge of contemporary health physics issues