Scott Morris serves as a professor in the College of Engineering at Boston University, teaching ME357 Introduction to Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Machine Components. The course provides students with foundational skills in engineering modeling using 3D CAD software and technical drawing in 2D. Participants engage in hands-on projects covering design tools, machine components, and principles of design for prototyping, machining, manufacturing, assembly, and repair. Professor Morris maintains office hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:00 PM, as well as by appointment, and can be reached at semorris@bu.edu. He utilizes Solidworks software for class instruction, accessible via Citrix, the ME Computer Lab, or personal computers. Printed drawings are prepared for class and the EPIC machine shop.

In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Scott Morris is a designated contact in the Engineering Product Innovation Center (EPIC) at Boston University. He assists students with BU.Onshape account requests and issues related to CAD drawings, supporting the creation of models necessary for EPIC projects. Larger prints, such as B-sized or bigger, are available at the FedEx Office Print & Ship Center near campus. His contributions facilitate practical application of CAD skills in engineering education and innovation at the institution.

Professional Email: semorris@bu.edu