Engineering, College of
Engineering, College of
Each area requires the calculus courses, Math 151, 152, 153, 254 (Grade of C- or better needed in 151 and 152). The calculus requirements may also be fulfilled with any version of the 151 sequences, the accelerated or honors calculus sequences. The requirements beyond Multivariable Calculus are indicated below.
| Aeronautical & Aerospace Eng. | 415 |
| Aviation | 255, 366 |
| Food, Agricultural and Biological Eng. | 415 (strongly preferred, but 255 acceptable) |
| Chemical & Biomolecular Eng. | 415 and one of 366, 512, 513, 514, 530, 551, 568, 571, CS & E 541, Stat 420, 427 or 520 |
| Civil & Environmental Eng. | 255 or 415 |
| Computer Science & Engineering |
366, 566 |
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568 or 571 |
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415 or 568 or 571 |
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568 or 571 |
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568, 571, 647, or 648 |
| Electrical & Computer Engineering |
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415, 571 (preferred) or 568, Math 530 or Stat 427 |
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366, 415, 571 (preferred) or 568, Math 530 or Stat 427 |
| Engineering Physics | 255 or 415, 513 or 551, and 568 or 571 |
| Geomatics Engineering | 568, Stat 245 |
| Industrial Systems Engineering | 255 (preferred) or 415, 571(preferred) or 568, Stat 427 & 428 |
| Materials Science & Eng. | 415 (C courses remommended) |
| Mechanical Engineering | 415 |
| Welding Engineering | 255 (preferred) or 415 and ISE 406 |
| Biomedical Eng. & Nuclear Eng. | GRADUATE program, only |
Last updated by Diana Bevilacqua on 10/02/07