Hrs.

CHEM 1011, Lab. for General

ENG 1013, Freshman English II

3

Chemistry I

1

ENGR 1412, Software Applications for

CHEM 1013, General Chemistry I

3

Engineers

2

ENG 1003, Freshman English I

3

+HIST 2773, The U.S. Since 1876

3

ENGR 1402, Concepts of Engineering

2

MATH 2214, Calculus II

4

+HIST 2763, The U.S. to 1876

3

** Basic Science Elective

4

MATH 2204, Calculus I

4

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___

16

16

ENGR 2403, Statics

3

ENGR 2411, Lab for Mechanics

ENGR 2421, Lab for Electric Circuits I

1

of Materials

1

ENGR 2423, Electric Circuits I

3

ENGR 2413, Mechanics of Materials

3

MATH 3254, Calculus III

4

ENGR 3423, Dynamics

3

PHYS 2034, University Physics I

4

MATH 4403, Differential Equations

3

*Humanistic-Social Science Elective

2

PHYS 2044, University Physics II

4

ME 2502, Solid Modeling for Mechanical

Engineers

2

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17

16

ECON 2313, Principles of

ECON 2323, Principles of

Macroeconomics

3

Microeconomics

3

ENGR 3413, Introduction to Design

3

ENGR 3471, Lab for Fluid Mechanics

1

ENGR 3433, Engineering Economics

3

ENGR 3473, Fluid Mechanics

3

ENGR 3443, Engineering

ME 3513, Mechanical Vibrations

3

Thermodynamics I

3

ME 3533, Engineering Thermodynamics II 3

ENGR 3453, Materials Science

3

ENGR 3401, Lab for Electronics I

1

SCOM 1203, Oral Communication

3

ENGR 3403, Electronics I

3

____

____

18

17

ME 4541, lab for Integrated Design,

ENGR 4453, Engineering Analysis and

Modeling, and Analysis of Machine

Computational Techniques

3

Components (IDMA)

1

ENGR 4473, Senior Design Practicum

3

ME 4543, Integrated Design, Modeling, and

Mechanical Engineering Elective

3

Analysis of Machine Components 3

*Humanistic-Social Science Elective

3

ME 4561, Lab for Intro to Manufacturing

*** Technical Elective

3

Processes

1

ME 4563, Intro to Manufacturing Processes 3

ME 3504, Process Monitoring and Control

4

ME 4553, Heat Transfer

3

Engineering Elective

2

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____

17

15

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Total

132

List submitted to ABET available in the departmental office.

**CHEM 1024 or approved four-hour basic science elective.

***Subject only to department advisor’s approval, these electives may be selected from any courses that make a rational

contribution to the student’s personal and professional education.

+History or government series as shown under the Engineering General Education requirements.

++ECIE Students pursuing the computer engineering specialization may, with advisor’s and chair’s approval, substitute

appropriate computer science (CS) courses for ENGR 1412 and/or ENGR 4453.