Engineering Science Course Sequences
Class of 2010

Term	Chemical	Interdisciplinary	Thermo/Fluids	--Design--	Dynamics/ Structures	Electrical	Mathematics
SP10	Engr 4357: Chemical Reaction Engineering	Engr 4372: Computational Methods Engr 2359: Environmental Engineering		Engr 4382: Design VIII	Engr 4375: Structural Dynamics	Engr 4367: Mechatronics Engr 4368: Applied Signals & Systems	Math/Science Elective
F09	Chem 3334: Physical Chemistry I	Engr 4341: Engineering Materials	Engr 4326, 4126: Heat Transfer	Engr 4381: Design VII	Engr 3339: Mechanics of Materials	Engr 3321, 3121: Signals & Systems
SP09	Engr 4358: Biochemical Engineering Engr 4366: Unit Operations		Engr 3323, 3123: Fluid Mechanics Engr 4373: Thermal/Fluid Applications	Engr 3182: Design VI	Engr 4370: Mechanics of Continuous Media	Engr 4369: Microcomputer Systems Engr 4377, 4177: Electronics II	Math 3357: Partial Differential Equations
F08		Engr 3355, 3155: Controls	Engr 3327: Thermodynamics	Engr 3181: Design V	Engr 3339: Mechanics of Materials	Engr 4365, 4165: Digital Logic	Math 3320: Probability & Statistics
SP08	Chem 2319, 2119: Organic Chemistry		Engr 2311: Mass and Energy Balances	Engr 2182: Design IV		Engr 2364, 2164: Electronics I	Math 3336: Differential Eqn & Linear Algebra
F07	Chem 1318, 1118: Chemistry			Engr 2181: Design III	Engr 2314: Dynamics	Engr 2320, 2120: Electric Circuits	Math 3321: Calculus III
SP07				Engr 1382: Design II	Engr 1313: Statics	Phys 1312, 1112: Intro to E&M	Math 1312: Calculus II
F06				Engr 1381: Design I	Phys 1311/1111: Intro Physics		Math 1311: Calculus I

Notes:

This is just a space marker to force a desired appearance of the HTML table-- for the student, it's not just empty space!

Purple text indicates required sciences. Green text indicates required "core" engineering courses. Red text is used to emphasize the required engineering design sequence. Blue text identifies required mathematics courses.

Not all requirements are shown-- this table is designed to display the time sequences of required subjects and some possible scheduling for electives. Other requirements you must keep in mind: Microeconomics (usually) ECON 1311, Ethics (PHIL 1354 or RELI 1320), and proficiency in a modern programming language.

Electives are just that-- you make choices. There is one required elective-- Math/Science, where the elective lies in the choice of a course. The Engineeering Science Department does not require a particular number of engineering electives, but rather the student and the advisor determine the number and kind most appropriate for the student's goals.