Science – Engineering

Science – Engineering Specialization (881-01) PROGRAM OF STUDY FIRST YEAR FALL
Course #		Course Title	Credit
ENG	111	College Composition I	3
HIS	101 or 121	History of Western Civilization I or United States History I	3
EGR	120	Introduction to Engineering	2
CHM	111	College Chemistry I	4
MTH	263	Calculus I	4
SDV	100	College Success Skills	1
FIRST YEAR SPRING
ENG	112	College Composition II	3
HIS	102 or 122	History of Western Civilization II or United States History II	3
		Approved Humanities Elective	3
MTH	264	Calculus II	4
EGR	115	Engineering Graphics	2
HLT/PED		Health/Physical Education	1
SECOND YEAR FALL
PHY	241	University Physics I	4
MTH	265	Calculus III	4
MTH	266	Linear Algebra	3
EGR	140	Engineering Mechanics – Statics (or approved engineering elective)	3
ITP	132	C++Programming I 3	3
SECOND YEAR SPRING
ENG		Literature (241, 242,243,244, 251,252,253, or 254) ¹ or Approved Humanities Elective	3
EGR	245	Engineering Mechanics – Dynamics (or approved engineering elective)	3
MTH	267	Differential Equations	3
PHY	242	University Physics II	4
EGR	246	Mechanics of Materials (or approved engineering elective)	3
Total Program Credits			66

*Please consult with your advisor on the availability of courses and possible prerequisites and course substitutions.

¹At least one semester of World Literature (ENG 251-252) is recommended. 2 Students should consult the social science requirements of the institution to which they are transferring. Social sciences include: Economics, Political Science, Psychology, Geography, and Sociology. 3 All students pursuing an Associate of Arts & Sciences degree must demonstrate information literacy by completing ITE 119, by satisfying the terms of an articulation agreement, or by establishing competency on an approved assessment test.

For Further Information, Contact:

Frank Wright	fwright@mecc.edu	276.523.2400 ext. 229
Dr. Harriette Arrington, Dean of Arts & Sciences	harrington@mecc.edu	276.523.2400 ext. 243