Eric N. Wiebe has been teaching in the Graphics Communications Program at North Carolina State University since 1989. He earned his B.A. degree in Chemistry from Duke University in 1982 and an M.A. in Industrial Design at North Carolina State in 1987. Before going to graduate school, Professor Wiebe worked as a chemist and in the A/E/C industry. His graduate work in industrial design focused on the role of computer graphics and CAD in the design process. After completing his master's, Professor Wiebe helped develop a photorealistic rendering and modeling system for architectural and design professionals and worked as a private consultant.
Since coming to teach at North Carolina State, Professor Wiebe has developed and taught a 3-D solid modeling course for six years. In addition, he coordinated the introduction of CAD into the introductory engineering graphics course. Professor Wiebe has also developed a course on scientific visualization, which looks at the graphic representation of technical and scientific data. Since coming to North Carolina State, he has continued work as a consultant to industry and has been active at the university level on the integration of computing in academics. He has authored numerous publications and the CAD workbook, The Student Edition of Generic CADD. In addition to being on the editorial review board of the Engineering Design Graphics Journal, he is a member of the American Society for Engineering Education, the American Design Drafting Association, and the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.
You can contact Professor Wiebe at eric_wiebe@ncsu.edu
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