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science and engineering degree requirements
| Science
and Engineering Program |
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Requirements
Students in the Science and Engineering Program must complete the following
requirements to transfer into degree programs in the College of Arts
and Sciences or the College of Engineering:
College of Arts and Sciences
A
cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 (C)
Completion of at least 64 credits in the SEP
Continuation to CAS is guaranteed for all students who complete SEP
with a cumulative G.P.A. of 2.0 or higher and have no grades below
C in science or mathematics courses.
College of Engineering
A
cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 (C)
Completion
of at least 64 credits in the SEP
Continuation
to ENG is guaranteed for all students who complete SEP with a cumulative
G.P.A. of 2.0 or higher and have no grades below C in science,
mathematics, or engineering courses.
Sample Engineering Track Curricula
Actual prescribed programs of study are based on the individual student’s
intended engineering major. Students may take additional summer courses
as applicable based on intended program of study, academic progress,
and desired summer course load.
| Freshman
Year |
| |
First semester (total 16 credits) |
| CAS CH 131 |
General Chemistry for the Engineering
Sciences |
| MET EK 127 |
Engineering Computation using MATLAB |
| CAS WR 100 |
Writing Seminar |
| MET MA 123 |
Calculus I |
| MET EK 100 |
Freshman Advising Seminar |
| |
Second semester (total 16 credits) |
| CAS PY 211 |
General Physics I |
| ENG EK 130/ 131/132 |
Introduction to Engineering |
| MET MA 124 |
Calculus II |
| CAS WR 150 |
Writing and Research Seminar |
| |
Summer |
| CAS PY 212 |
General Physics II |
| |
| Sophomore
Year |
| |
First semester (total 16–18 credits)* |
| MET EK 311 |
Engineering Mechanics I |
MET EK 317 |
Electric Circuit Theory I |
| MET MA 225 |
Multivariate Calculus |
| CAS __ __ |
Social Science or Humanities Elective |
| |
Second semester (total 16–18 credits)* |
| CAS MA 226 |
Differential Equations |
| CAS PY 313 |
Elementary Modern Physics |
| MET EK 312 |
Engineering Mechanics II |
| MET EK 318 |
Electric Circuit Theory II |
| *Two additional credits as applicable
based on intended program of study. |
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Sample College of Arts and Sciences Track Curricula
Actual prescribed programs of study are based on the individual student’s
intended science major. Students may take additional summer courses
as applicable based on intended program of study, academic progress,
and desired summer course load.
| Freshman
Year |
| |
First semester (total 16 credits) |
| CAS __ __ |
Modern Foreign Language or Divisional
Requirement |
| MET MA 123 |
Calculus I |
| CAS WR 100 |
Writing Seminar |
| CAS BI 107 |
Biology I |
| MET EK 100 |
Freshman Advising Seminar |
| |
Second semester (total 16 credits) |
| CAS CH 101 |
General Chemistry I |
| CAS BI 108 |
Biology II |
| MET MA 124 |
Calculus II |
| CAS WR 150 |
Writing and Research Seminar |
| |
Summer |
| CAS CH 102 |
General Chemistry II |
| |
| Sophomore
Year |
| |
First semester (total 16–18 credits) |
| CAS CH 203 |
Organic Chemistry |
CAS BI 260 |
Marine Biology |
| CAS __ __ |
Divisional Requirement (Social Science or Humanities) |
| CAS __ __ |
Modern Foreign Language |
| |
Second semester (total 16–18 credits) |
| CAS CH 204 |
Organic Chemistry II |
| CAS BI 315 |
Systems Physiology |
| CAS BI 303 |
Ecology |
| CAS __ __ |
Modern Foreign Language or Divisional Requirement |
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