All students in FENS faculty are required to complete a graduation project as a part of ENS 491 and ENS 492 course requirements. In these multidisciplinary projects, students will have the opportunity to apply and develop their knowledge in the area of their specialization in a team environment. ENS 491 will involve general lectures on engineering project development such as: product planning, project management, establishing product specifications, product metrics, cost analysis, concept generation, concept selection and testing, reliability, optimization, computer aided design and manufacturing, prototyping etc. Students will implement their designs in ENS 492. Students will be required to submit progress reports, and seperate final reports for ENS 491 and ENS 492. <SU> Students must have completed 80 SU credits and, in addition they must have completed the prerequisite course for their program as given below. Prerequisite courses of th programs: • Molecular Biology, Genetics, and Bioengineering: BIO 301 or BIO 303 • Computer Science and Engineering: CS 300 • Electronics Engineering: EE 202 or ENS211 • Industrial Engineering: IE 305 or IE 312 • Materials Science and Nano Engineering: MAT 312 or MAT 314 • Mechatronics Engineering: ME 301 or ME 303 </SU>