Engineering Curriculum
Curriculum Plans
Three different plans based on a student’s incoming freshman math course are provided below. These plans are only examples as there are many paths a student may take to complete the degree and do not substitute for the semester-by-semester advising appointments with an engineering faculty member.
Major Requirements
Engineering Core
Required Engineering (EGR) Courses
- EGR 1100 Introduction to Engineering I (3 credits)
- EGR 1200 Introduction to Engineering II (3 credits)
- EGR 2100 Engineering Mechanics (3 credits)
- EGR 2300 Materials (3 credits)
- EGR 3100 Engineering Economy (3 credits)
- EGR 3200 Electrical Engineering Principles (3 credits)
- EGR 3310 Engineering Probability and Statistics I (3 credits)
- EGR 3320 Engineering Probability and Statistics II (3 credits)
- EGR 4900 Engineering and Society (3 credits) (writing intensive course)
- Senior Capstone Experience* (3 credits)
* The Capstone Experience course is based on a student’s major(s):
- Engineering majors (no double major): EGR 4910
- Engineering and Mathematics double majors: MAT 4800
- Engineering and CSC/CIT double majors: CSC 4900
- Other double majors: Consult the Department of Engineering for the appropriate course.
Required Mathematics Courses
- MAT 2310 Calculus I (3 credits)
- MAT 2320 Calculus II (3 credits)
- MAT 3090 Calculus III (3 credits)
- MAT 3100 Calculus IV (3 credits)
Required Science Courses
- CHE 1510 General Chemistry I (4 credits)
- PHY 2510 General Physics I-Calculus Based (4 credits)
- PHY 2520 General Physics II-Calculus Based (4 credits)
Required Economics Course
Select one course from the following:
- ECO 1510 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 credits)
- ECO 1520 Principles of Microeconomics (3 credits)
Other Major Requirements
- ENG 3210 Technical Writing (3 credits)
Industrial & Systems Engineering Concentration
Required Industrial & Systems Engineering Courses
- ISE 3200 Work Analysis and Design (3 credits) (writing intensive course)
- ISE 3300 Operations Research (3 credits)
- ISE 3500 Ergonomics and Safety (3 credits)
- ISE 4200 Product Engineering (3 credits)
- ISE 4310 Engineering Management (3 credits)
- ISE 4320 Systems Engineering (3 credits)
Engineering Elective (choose a minimum of 3 credits)
- CSC 2010 Introduction to Computer Science (3 credits)
- CSC 2020 Introduction to Programming (3 credits)
- EGR 4850 Engineering Special Topics (3 credits)
- EGR 4990 Independent Study in Engineering (1-4 credits)
- ISE 4400 Design of Experiments (3 credits)
- ISE 4850 Industrial & Systems Engineering Special Topics (3 credits)
- EGR 4990 Independent Study in Industrial & Systems Engineering (1-4 credits)
Required Mathematics Course
- MAT 3120 Linear Algebra (3 credits)
Mathematics/Sciences Elective
- Choose a minimum of one mathematics/science course for a minimum of 3 credits (see academic catalogue for list of previously approved courses)
Additional General Education Requirements
Interdisciplinary Studies
- MUJ 1100, 2200, 3300 MU Journey
- IDS 2100 Reading Circle
Computer Competency
- CSC 1000 Computer Literacy
Communications
- ENG 1010 Composition
- ENG 1040 Composition and Rhetoric
- ACL 1500, 1510, 3540, or 3600
Global Perspective Elective
- Choose any 3 semester hour course from the approved list in the academic catalog
Humanities
- Any literature (ENG) course 2000 or higher except ENG 3610 or 3620
- History (HIS) course
- Religion (REL) course
Fine Arts Appreciation (choose one option)
- Minimum of 3 credits from the approved list in the academic catalog
Wellness (choose one option)
- Minimum of 2 credits from the approved options in the academic catalog
Library Competency
- Completed in MUJ 1100 or by signing up for a workshop in the library (no credit, but required for graduation)