Engineering

 

• Engineering
• ENG221: LCARS Programming 1
• ENG231: Computer Memory and Personnel Interfaces
• ENG232: Replicators, Transporters and Holodecks
• ENG233: Sensors, Communications and Helm Systems

This is where the first real substitutions need to come in, because these courses don't exist. For the required courses, I'm going to substitute Computer Science courses that match as closely as I can find. I've got one or two other courses that match real programs and have included those as well.

• ENG221: LCARS Programming 1*
  • Introduction to LCARS programming (the standard software system for StarFleet), the process of designing and constructing software interfaces. Emphasizes the Artificial Intelligence modules, and builds on software development by means of an introduction to the features of the programming language. The course also covers some of the most fundamental data structures and algorithms that are useful to LCARS.
• ENG231: Computer Memory and Personnel Interfaces*
  • Focuses on computer cores for starships, as well as the interfaces which personnel use to access all ship functions.
• ENG232: Replicators, Transporters and Holodecks*
  • The design and maintenance of transporters and related systems such as replicators. Students study transporter theory from the earliest invention of the system, through developments such as the elimination of transporter psychosis and the use of active-feed pattern buffers, to experiments such as subspace transport systems and Elway's folded space transport theorem. Students experience suspension inside a transporter pattern buffer, and study a complete transporter system and all its components. The use of transporters in emergency situations, such as high-warp transports and ship-to-ship transports at warp speeds, is also demonstrated and tested through extensive simulations and field exercises.
• ENG233: Sensors, Communications and Helm Systems*
  • The design and maintenance of transmission and reception systems covering the complete range of available frequencies, from subspace emissions through electromagnetic radiation. Cadets learn communication and sensor protocols, signal traffic management, multiplexing, signal degradation and enhancement, and distribution of sensor time for maximum efficiency.
• ENG511: Sustainable Energy
• An elective course on the production of electrical energy without greenhouse gases. Matter-Antimatter, Wind, Solar, and nuclear energy are examined. Power production onboard Starfleet vessels is examined. Cadets perform experiment and hands-on work to provide immediate experience, and are subject to one field trip to a Wind/Solar park or M-AM/Nuclear power plant.

ENG 221 Analogue:

• Proficient in coding: HTML/CSS/Javascript/Python
  along with:
• College of San Mateo
• CIS 489, Computer Forensics
• Grade: A
• Undergraduate Level

ENG 231 Analogue:

• Saint Petersburg College
• CGS 1000 Introduction to Computers and Programming
• Grade: B
• Undergraduate Level

ENG 232 Analogue:

• College of San Mateo
• CIS 479 Windows Network Security Design
• Grade: A
• Undergraduate Level

ENG 233 Analogue:

• College of San Mateo
• CIS 488, Firewalls/Network Security
• Grade: A
• Undergraduate Level

ENG 511 Analogue:

• Saint Petersburg College
• MAN 3786, Sustainability in the Built Environment
• Grade: A
• Undergraduate Level