Engineering 100se - Topics: Engineering for Everyone-Sustainable Energy

T-Sustainable Energy

Fall
2026
01
4.00
Judith B. Cardell

TU TH 1:20 PM - 2:35 PM

Smith College
EGR-100se-01-202701
Ford 345
jcardell@smith.edu
This course focuses on the global transition of energy systems toward sustainability and net-zero emissions. There is interest across the planet to transition to energy systems that emit zero pollutant emissions – but is this actually possible? Students learn about both the engineering elements of energy systems and the societal and government initiatives for The Energy Transition. Students work in teams to design sustainable energy systems, balancing the tradeoffs in cost, reliability, community needs, consumer responsibility and the environment, that are required to achieve “net-zero.” Students also learn about what it means to be an engineer, engineering science, ethics, decision making and how to navigate through the engineering program at Smith. Restrictions: EGR 100 may not be repeated. Enrollment limited to 20.

[CE] EGR 100 Limit

Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.