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ENGINEERING
This recommended transfer
program for engineering students meets the requirements for an associate
in engineering science degree and the recommendations of the Illinois
Articulation Initiative engineering major panel. Because of the wide variety
of engineering school requirements, students should contact their transfer
institution prior to choosing a program of study. Admission into baccalaureate
engineering programs is competitive and will require a strong background
in mathematics and the physical sciences;
completion of these courses alone does not guarantee admission.
| First
Year, First Semester |
| CHM 121 |
General Chemistry
I |
5
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| EGR 100 |
Introduction to Engineering |
1
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| EGR 120 |
Engineering Graphics I (CAD) |
4 |
| MTH 200 |
Calculus with Analytic Geometry
I |
5 |
| total: |
15
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| First
Year, Second Semester |
| ENG 101 |
Composition I |
3
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| CSC 208 |
Problem Solving for Science
and Engineering Using FORTRAN (2) |
4
|
| MTH 201 |
Calculus with Analytic Geometry
II |
5 |
| PHY 201 |
General Physics I - Mechanics |
4 |
| total: |
16
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| Summer
|
| ECO 211 |
Microeconomics |
3
|
| Humanities and
Fine Arts Elective (3) |
3 |
| total: |
6
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| Second
Year, First Semester |
| Engineering specialty
(4) |
4-6 |
| ENG 102 |
Composition II |
3
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| MTH 202 |
Calculus with Analytic Geometry
III |
4 |
| PHY 202 |
General Physics II - Heat,
Electricity and Magnetism |
4 |
| total: |
15-17
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| Second
Year, Second Semester |
| Engineering specialty
(3) |
8-10 |
| MTH 212 |
Differential Equations |
3
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| Social and Behavioral
Sciences or Humanities and Fine Arts Elective (2) |
3 |
| total: |
14-16
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Total
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67-69
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- Completion of the associate
in engineering science degree does not fulfill the requirements of
the Illinois General Education Core Curriculum. After transfer, AES
students will need to complete the general education requirements
of the institution to which they transfer.
- Other computer science courses
may be substituted based on requirements of specialty and transfer
institution.
- Students are encouraged
to select at least one course in either the humanities/fine arts or
social/behavioral sciences that emphasizes non-western cultures or
minority cultures within the United States. A two-semester sequence
in the same discipline from either the humanities/fine arts or the
social/behavioral sciences is recommended. Approved courses are listed
with the requirements for the associate degrees.
- Note a minimum of 13 hours
of engineering specialty courses is required in total. Specialty courses
must be approved in consultation with engineering chair:
Chemical–CHM 122, 204, 205
Civil–EGR 121, 205, 212; PHY 203
Computer–CSC 121, 122; EGR 260, 262, 270; MTH 220
Electrical–EGR 260, 262, 270; PHY 203
Mechanical or Industrial–EGR 121, 205, 212, 260, 262
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