David L. Jaffe, MS
Lathrop Library Classroom 282
Tuesdays & Thursdays from 4:30 to 5:50pm PST

Course Credentials

Perspectives in Assistive Technology, ENGR110/210:

• Is not a required course

• Is open for enrollment by undergraduate or graduate students in any discipline

• Has no prerequisites

• Is a Haas Center for Public Service designated Cardinal Course. Cardinal Courses apply classroom knowledge to pressing social and environmental problems through reciprocal community partnerships. This is called Community Engaged Learning as well as service-learning. For students taking the course for 3 units, the credit units received can be used towards the 12-unit requirement for the Cardinal Service Transcript Notation. Other Cardinal Courses are listed on ExploreCourses.

• Is an Innovation and Organization Approved Course for the Program in Science, Technology & Society (STS) (3 credit option)

• Satisfies the optional course requirement for the BS degree in Mechanical Engineering (3 credit option)

• Can be approved as an elective for the MS degree in Mechanical Engineering by a faculty advisor

• Is an approved Design Processes Course for the Learning, Design and Technology Program in the Graduate School of Education

• Is an approved course for the Bio-Science Area of Concentration in the Program in Human Biology

• Satisfies the seminar requirement for the BS degree in Biomechanical Engineering via a waiver for any of the credit options.

Updated 09/06/2023