Engineering Core Requirements (117 credits)

Core engineering classes emphasize development of engineering, science, and critical thinking skills common to the profession of engineering. Some flexibility is provided within the core, allowing students, in consultation with their academic advisors, to select the best courses to achieve their professional goals.

All students are required to present 73 credits of core courses. In addition, the indicated minimum requirements must be satisfied within each individual section of the core.

Engineering General Studies (44 credits)

See the Engineering General Studies Requirement section.

Math and Science Fundamentals (39 Credits)

Mathematics: (27)

MATH 181	Calculus I	4
MATH 281	Calculus II	4
MATH 282	Calculus III	4
MATH 283	Calculus IV	4
MATH 289	Introduction to Linear Algebra	3
MATH 312	Ordinary Differential Equations	4
MATH 315	Probability and Statistics	4

Science: (12)

CHEM 141	General Chemistry	3
CHEM 142	General Chemistry	3
CHEM 144	General Chemistry Laboratory	1
CHEM 145	General Chemistry Laboratory	1
PHYS 251	Principles of Physics	3
PHYS 254	Principles of Physics Laboratory	1

Additional Science Coursework is listed within each concentration's requirements.

Engineering Tools and Methods (22 Credits)

Engineering Introduction and Tools: (12)

CPTR 141	Fundamentals of Programming I	4
ENGR 120	Introduction to Bioengineering	2
	or
ENGR 121	Introduction to the Profession of Engineering	2
ENGR 122	Introduction to CAD	2
ENGR 326	Engineering Economy	4

Problem Formulation and Solution: (10)

ENGR 221	Engineering Mechanics	3
ENGR 222	Engineering Mechanics	3
ENGR 228	Circuit Analysis	4

Materials and Experimentation (4 credits)

ENGR 321	Mechanics of Materials	4
	or
ENGR 386	Bioengineering Materials	4
	or
ENGR 312/PHYS 312	Physical Electronics	3
	and
ENGR 315/PHYS 315	Physical Electronics Laboratory	1

Engineering Project Experience (8 Credits)

ENGR 123	Introduction to Engineering Design	2
	or
ENGR 197	Freshman Seminar	1
	and
ENGR 297	Sophomore Seminar	1
ENGR 396	Junior Seminar	1
ENGR 397	Junior Seminar	0
ENGR 295	Sophomore Colloquium	0
ENGR 495	Colloquium	0
ENGR 496	Capstone Engineering Project	1
	and either
ENGR 497	Capstone Engineering Project	2
	and
ENGR 498	Capstone Engineering Project	2
	or
	Additional Engineering Design Elective*	3
	and
ENGR 499	Capstone Project Completion	1

*Engineering design elective must be approved by the instructor for ENGR 497.
ENGR 295/495: 3 quarters of Colloquium are required. ENGR 295 may count at most once.