Dear class,

Due to inclement weather, open lab is closed tonight from 5pm onwards following guidance from the university. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We plan to resume hours as normal tomorrow, and will update you with any changes.

Best,

Prof. Paredes

Hi everyone,

I hope you are staying safe from the rain. We understand that some of you may have been unable to attend class today or or have been significantly late to the your lab sessions. If this is the case, please communicate directly with your recitation professors and TA. There is no makeup for Lab 4 as it is a Modelshop session, but we will excuse lateness and absences due to the weather.

For group D students: if you arrived to class late this morning and did not sign in, please let your recitation instructors know to give you full credit for the session.

If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to me.

Thanks!

- Prof. Paredes

Hi all!

I've just uploaded today's slides under the "Lecture" tab. Here are also the general course annoucements for this week:

• Lab 3 Report Due is due at 11:59 PM the night before your lab. Submissions should be a .docx file uploaded to the EG website. Please use Microsoft Office (available for free using your NYU credentials) to complete your reports to prevent issues with formatting and submission.
• You will deliver your Lab 3 Presentations in recitation this week. Submissions should be a .pptx file uploaded to the EG website. Remember to bring two printed out copies of your presentations to receive feedback from your recitation instructors. Only one member of your reports must submit the .pptx file.
• Groups C+ D: your Makerspace training is due by Friday, 9/29. You can book the training on the Makerspace website.

Best,

Prof. Paredes

Hi all!

Modelshop will be closed during lab times between 9/26 and 9/29, unless you are scheduled to be in lab during that time. These changes are updated on the Open Lab Schedule on the EG website.

Hi all!

Thanks for your engagement today in class. I've just uploaded Prof. Osborne's slides under the "Lecture" tab - happy report writing! Here are also the general course annoucements for this week:

• Lab 2 Report Due is due at 11:59 PM the night before your lab. Submissions should be a .docx file uploaded to the EG website.
• As your recitaton TAs may have already communicated, you will deliver your Lab 2 Presentations in recitation this week. Submissions should be a .pptx file uploaded to the EG website. Remember to bring two printed out copies of your presentations to receive feedback from your recitation instructors.
• SLDP Applications are due for VEX (MRR/LAZ) and RAD groups on Tuesday, 9/19 at 11:59pm. If you are a RAD group, you must attend a RAD ideation session before completing the application. Please visit Open Lab during its operating hours to complete this task.
• Groups A + B: your Makerspace training is due by Friday, 9/22. You can book the training on the Makerspace website.

Best,

Prof. Paredes

Hi class!

I've uploaded Lecture 1's slides to the course website under "Lecture" for your review. Remember (and as our Tuesday lab sections have found out already), there will be a lecture question on your lab quizzes!

Also - to prepare for the remaining lectures this semester, we will be using PollEverywhere for several in-class participation exercises. You will recive an invitation to signup for the site some time today. Please setup your password to ensure that you can login and participate!

Best,

Prof. Paredes

Hi everyone,

As we discussed in lecture today, this week's lab (Lab 2) will be a competition using Autodesk Fusion 360. By the time you arrive in lab this week, your recitation instructors will have added you to our institutional license for the software. Please set up your account prior to your lab session this week. Doing so will save you, your lab partners, and TAs time!

If you have any questions, please reach out to your recitation instructors.

Thanks and good luck with the competition! :)

- Prof. Paredes

Hello All,

Below is the application form for the RAD and VEX projects. Please only fill out the VEX/RAD application once you have formed your SLDP groups in recitation. The form is due by next Tuesday (09/19) 11:59PM ET. If you are applying for RAD, your group will need to attend Open Lab and meet with a TA for a RAD ideation session. If you are first applying for VEX, but RAD is your second choice, you are highly encouraged to attend an ideation session! Open Lab times can be found on the EG website. Please contact your recitation TA if you have any questions!

To apply for RAD or VEX: Please fill out this form. If you need help finding inspiration for RAD project ideas, you can reference this document.

Good luck to everyone!

Hello Everyone,

For staffing information for the course you may click on "Sections" found on the left menu portion of this webpage under the "Course Information" heading. Room numbers for recitations, labs, and lecture can also be found on this page. You may familiarize yourselves with all of the EG1004 TAs by clicking on "Teaching Assistants" and looking up your TAs by name. You may also search for your professors and writing consultants by clicking on "Professors" or "Writing Consultants". You can view the syllabus and schedule from the the left menu portion of the webpage. If you have any further questions regarding the course, assignments, staffing, or anything else you may direct them to gecentral@eg.poly.edu.

Have a wonderful semester!

Dear EG-1004 students,

Happy fall semester! My name is Professor Paredes, and I am the Course Director for EG-1004. It was great to see many of you at convocation last week :)

Our team is excited to work with all of you this fall. This brief e-mail is to let you know that while our first day of lecture will be Monday, 9/11, our week's cycle of recitation and labs will begin as scheduled on Tuesday, 9/5. In recitation and lab, you will meet your primary instructors and teaching assitants for the course.

If you have any questions/concerns, feel free to reach out to me at ijparedes@nyu.edu.

Best,

Professor Paredes