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Engineering (B.S.)

Requirements

1. Engineering and Engineering support courses (36 hours):

ENGR 1201Introduction to Engineering
ENGR 1310Engineering Graphics (CAD I)
ENGR 1312Engineering Design (CAD II)
ENGR 2330Engineering Probability and Statistics
ENGR 2340Computer Programming for Mathematics, Sciences and Engineering
ENGR 3340Numerical Methods and Advanced Programming for Engineers
ENGR 3350Statics
ENGR 3430Engineering Analysis and Lab
ENGR 3455Mechanics of Materials and Lab
ENGR 3460Circuit Analysis and Lab
ENGR 3462Electronics and Lab
ENGR 4375Thermodynamics
ENGR 4470Fluid Mechanics and Lab
ENGR 4490Senior Capstone
ECON 2301Principles of Macroeconomics

Plus two additional Upper-Level ENGR electives (6-8 hours), including Special Topics courses and/or Engineering concentration courses not counted in the student's chosen concentration.  ECON 2301, Macroeconomics, satisfies the Core social science requirement.

2. Mathematics and Science courses (32 hours):

CHEM 1301Chemical Principles I
CHEM 1302Chemical Principles II
ENGR 2305Engineering Physics I-Mechanics and Lab
ENGR 2105Engineering Physics Laboratory I
ENGR 2306Engineering Physics I-Electricity and Magnetism and Lab
ENGR 2106Engineering Physics Laboratory II
MATH 2312Calculus I
MATH 2313Calculus II
MATH 2314Differential Equations
MATH 2322Linear Algebra

3. Completion of a concentration:

Students must select one study concentration from Management, Electrical, Mechanical, and Mechatronics.

A. Management Concentration (15 hours):

ACCT 2311Principles of Accounting I
ECON 2301Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2302Principles of Microeconomics
BMGT 3371Management Science
BFIN 3321Principles of Financial Management

B. Electrical Concentration (12-14 hours):

Select four courses from the following list:

ENGR 2463Digital Logic
ENGR 3365Signals and Systems
ENGR 4366Digital Signal Processing
ENGR 4368Introduction to Control Systems

Or an Upper-Level ENGR elective, as approved by the student's academic advisor.


C. Mechanical Concentration (12-14 hours):

Select four courses from the following list:

ENGR 3373Dynamics
ENGR 4353Mechanical Vibrations
ENGR 4354Finite Element Analysis
ENGR 4357Mechanical Design
ENGR 4373Heat Transfer

Or an Upper-Level ENGR elective, as approved by the student's academic advisor.


D. Mechatronics Concentration (12-14 hours):

Student must select four courses--two courses from the Electronics Concentration and two courses from the Mechanical Concentration--as approved by the student's academic advisor.