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ENGINEERING CURRICULUM
SUGGESTED CURRICULUM FOR ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE:
OPTION 1 - TWO YEARS
FRESHMAN
College Composition I-II, Intro. to Professional Writing
(ENGL 110 and 120 or 125) 6 credits
Calculus (MATH 165-166) 8 credits
General Chemistry I&II (CHEM 121-122) 8 credits
General Chemistry I&II Lab (CHEM 121L-122L) 2 credits
Graphical Communications (ENGR 101) 3 credits
Arts and Humanities Electives 6 credits
Enrichment 2 credits
Total credits 35
SOPHOMORE
University Physics I-II (PHYS 251-252) 8 credits
University Physics I-II Lab (PHYS 251L-252L) 2 credits
Calculus (MATH 265) 4 credits
Intro. to Differential Equations (MATH 266) 3 credits
Applied Linear Algebra (MATH 227) 3 credits
Statics (ENGR 201) 3 credits
Engineering Electives 6-8 credits
Social Science Electives 6 credits
Fundamentals of Public Speaking (COMM 110) 3 credits
Total credits 38-40
OPTION 2 - TWO OR THREE YEARS:
Some students interested in a career in engineering enter college needing to review math and science skills necessary for success in the engineering field. This option allows students to take preliminary courses in science and to review algebra and trigonometry before enrolling in calculus. Since calculus is crucial for success in physics and sophomore engineering courses, these students may need up to three years of study before they are ready to transfer to an engineering college with junior status.
FIRST YEAR
College Composition I-II, Intro. to Professional Writing (ENGL 110 and 120 or 125) 6 credits
Algebra (MATH 102 or 103) 3 credits
Pre-calculus (MATH 107) 4 credits
Physical Science I-II (SCNC 101 or 101-102) 3-6 credits
Physical Science I-II Lab (SCNC 101L-102L) 1-2 credits
Introduction to Computers (CSCI 101) 3 credits
Keyboarding I (BOTE 102) 3 credits
Arts and Humanities Electives 6 credits
Total credits 29-33
SECOND YEAR
Calculus (MATH 165-166) 8 credits
Chemistry (CHEM 115-116 or 121-122) 8 credits
Chemistry Lab (CHEM 115L-116L or 121L-122L) 2 credits
Graphical Communication (ENGR 101) 3 credits
Social Science Electives 6 credits
Enrichment 2 credits
Fundamentals of Public Speaking (COMM 110) 3 credits
Engineering Electives 3-6 credits
Total credits 35-38
THIRD YEAR
Calculus (MATH 265) 4 credits
Intro. to Differential Equations (MATH 266) 3 credits
Applied Linear Algebra (MATH 227) 3 credits
University Physics I-II (PHYS 251-252) 8 credits
University Physics I-II Lab (PHYS 251L-252L) 2 credits
Statics (ENGR 201) 3 credits
Engineering Electives 4-6 credits
Total credits 27-29
ENGINEERING ELECTIVES
Dynamics (ENGR 202) 3 credits
Mechanics of Materials (ENGR 203) 3 credits
Surveying I (ENGR 204) 3 credits
Surveying I Lab (ENGR 204L) 1 credit
Computer Aided Design I (CAD 211) 3 credits
Circuit Analysis (EE 206) 4 credits
Probability and Statistics (MATH 220) 3 credits
Organic Chemistry I&II (CHEM 241-242) 8 credits
Organic Chemistry I&II Lab (CHEM 241L-242L) 2 credits
Physical and Historical Geology (GEOL 105-102) 6 credits
Physical and Historical Geology Lab (GEOL 105L-102L) 2 credits
A complete four-year sample curriculum for each field of engineering offered by the state universities is available from the BSC Engineering Department.
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