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Welcome to the ENGR4BBs handbook: a quick-reference resource hub built by engineering students, for engineering students tackling their first-year courses like ENGR/PHYS 216 and 217. Students find it useful to reference the handbook before they come to lab to grasp what they will be doing, and after lab writing their lab report to reinforce their understanding.
One thing to keep in mind: this handbook isn’t meant to replace your official lab manual or course materials. Think of it as a friendly companion, a faster way to look things up, review concep ts, and see explanations from a fellow student’s perspective. Always follow your instructor’s materials first!
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Road map
| Task | Timeline | Status | Assignee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Complete ENGR 216 | Fall 2026 | In Progress | |
| Add traffic metrics | Fall 2026 | Not started | |
| Seek recommendation from TAO and Dr Ritchey & Allex | Fall 2026 | Not started | |
| Expand to PHYS 206 and PHYS 207 to cover the foundational knowledge with more depth | TBD | Planned |