Bachelor of Science in Engineering Degree

Note: This degree is pending approval from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

UNIVERSITY CORE REQUIREMENTS (56 hours)
16 of these hours are met by Majors Requirements below

MAJORS COURSES (72 HOURS)

Engineering Physics(8 hours)
PHYS 120/121 (Engineering Physics I and Engineering Physics I Laboratory)
PHYS 122/123 (Engineering Physics II and Engineering Physics II Laboratory) 

Engineering (19 hours)
ENGR 220 (Engineering Mechanics: Statics)
ENGR 222 (Engineering Mechanics: Dynamics)
ENGR 335 (Introduction to Electronics)
ENGR 336 (Introduction to Electronics Laboratory)
ENGR 120 (Introduction to Engineering)
ENGR 420 (Capstone / Design I)
ENGR 422 (Capstone / Design II)

Physics (11 hours)
PHYS 230/231 (Modern Physics and Modern Physics Laboratory)
PHYS 362/363 (Optics and Optics Laboratory) 
PHYS 481 (Thermodynamics)

Engineering/Physics Selections (9 hours)
ENGR 300-499 or PHYS 300-499 (except PHYS 378, 379)

Philosophy (3 hours)
PHIL 379 (Philosophy, Religion and Science)

Mathematics (15 hours)
MATH 185 (Calculus I)
MATH 186 (Calculus II)
MATH 286 (Calculus III)
MATH 341 (Numerical Methods) or MATH 377 (Statistical Methods I)
MATH 361 (Ordinary Differential Equations)

Economics (3 hours)
ECON 261 (Principles of Microeconomics)

Chemistry (4 hours)
CHEM 131/133 (General Chemistry I and General Chemistry Laboratory I)

Design (3 hours)
DSGN 245 (Digital Design Communication)

Computer Science (6 hours)
CS 120 (Programming I)
CS 130 (Programming II: Data Structures)

Electives (6 hours)

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