Here are the courses I've taken at Olin College of Engineering constituting a major in Human Centered Product Design and a humanities concentration in Material Culture.

Semester 1, Year 4 (already!?)

"Or, the semester when I do every physical class after an exceedingly remote year."

• DFM (Design for Manufacturing)
• FOMSO (Fundamentals Of Machine Shop Operation)
• ADE Capstone (Affordable Design and Entrepreneurship)
• PIE CA (Principles of Integrated Engineering)

Semester 2, Year 3

• IBAT (The Intersection of Biology, Art and Technology)
• ADE (Affordable Design and Entrepreneurship)
• DSA-SLC (Teaching a student led course about data structures and algorithms)

Semester 1, Year 3

• Democracy in Action
• Weaving the Future
• Affordable Design and Entrepreneurship
• Discrete Math

Semester 2, Year 2

• Computer Art: Independent Research in Generative Artworks
• User-Oriented Collaborative Design
• Software Systems
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Materials Science and Solid State Chemistry
• Human-Computer Typing Interface: An Independent Study of Keyboards

Semester 1, Year 2

• Quantitative Engineering Analysis II
• Principles of Engineering
• Creativity Practicum
• Machine Learning
• The Greenhouse: Independent Research in Design Studio
• Co-Curricular: Joy of the Coffee Ride

Semester 2, Year 1

• Products and Markets
• Quantitative Engineering Analysis I
• Software Design

Semester 1, Year 1

• Introduction to Sensors, Instrumentation, and Measurement
• Modeling and Simulation of the Physical World
• Olin First Year Introduction
• Design Nature
• Dirt to Shirt: Global Garments in Context