<p>"The School of Engineering is proud to once again offer the course Methods of Inquiry for Engineers (MoI) for the Spring 2011 semester. For years, MoI has been a staple in the general engineering curricula, designed to help students raise their overall grade point average. This course provides students with the opportunity to explore various studying, test taking, problem solving and time management techniques. Throughout the course, students will develop a system of thinking strategies and critical analytical problem solving skills that are applicable across the engineering curriculum.</p>
<p>If you are looking to improve your study techniques and/or increase your GPA, then we encourage you to consider enrolling in Methods of Inquiry for Engineers. … MoI is a 3E credit course. (E credits count toward your full time status and your grade appears on your transcript, but your grade is not calculated in your GPA and does not count towards graduation.) You may register for MoI (14:440:107) by using WebReg."</p>
<p>I don’t fully understand what the course is about. Has anybody taken it or know more about it? Thanks!</p>
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<p>Edit: nevermind, I found the syllabus and it’s a lot of busy work :/</p>