Area I Symbolics and Communication
1. See page 23
2. CTAS121 Fundamentals of Speech (2 hrs)
3. ENGL324 Principles of Technical Communication (3 hrs)
4. MATH120 Calculus I (4 hrs)
5. COSC246 Programming in C++ (3 hrs)
Area II Science and Technology
1. CHEM121/122 General Chemistry I with lab (4 hrs)
2. PSY101 General Psychology (3 hrs)
3. PHY223 Mechanics and Sound (5 hrs)
Area. III Social Sciences
1. See page 24
2. See page 24
3. ECON201 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 hrs)
4. ECON202 Principles of Microeconomics (3 hrs)
Area IV Arts and Humanities
1. See page 25
2. See page 25
3. See page 25
4. See page 25
General Education Requirements ...............................................40 hours
Area I Symbolics and Communication
1. ENGL121 Composition II: Researching the Public
Experience (3 hrs)
2. See page 23
3. One course from the following:
ENGL324 Principles of Technical Communication (3 hrs)
CTAC224 Public Speaking (3 hrs)
CTAC225 Listening Behavior (3 hrs)
CTAC226 Non-Verbal Communication (3 hrs)
CTAC227 Interpersonal Communication (3 hrs)
CTAC374 Intercultural Communication (3 hrs)
CTAC375 Interracial/Interethnic Communication (3 hrs)
4. CADM105 Computer Applications for Industry (3 hrs)
5. See page 23
Area II Science and Technology
1. See page 24
2. PSY101 General Psychology (3 hrs)
3. See page 24
Area III Social Sciences
1. See page 24
2. See page 24
3. Choose one of the following:
SOCL105 Introductory Sociology (3 hrs)
ANTH135 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (3 hrs)
4. See page 24
Area IV Arts and Humanities
1. See page 25
2. See page 25
3. See page 25
4. ART123 Drawing I (3 hrs)
Additional Requirements..............................................................3 hours
ART122 Two-Dimensional Design (3 hrs)
Physical Education/Graduation Requirement ..............................2 hours
Major Requirements...................................................................91 hours
Writing Intensive Course (3 hrs)
MET387 Cooperative Education (3 hrs)
CADM122 Engineering Graphics I(3 hrs)
CADM223 Engineering Graphics II(3 hrs)
CHEM121 General Chemistry I(3 hrs)
CHEM122 General Chemistry I Laboratory(1 hrs)
COSC246 Programming in C++(3 hrs)
ELEC200 Circuit Analysis I(3 hrs)
ELEC218 Motors and Controls(3 hrs)
ET100 Introduction to Engineering Technology(3 hrs)
MATH120 Calculus I(4 hrs)
MATH121 Calculus II(4 hrs)
MET211 Static’s (3 hrs)
MET312 Applied Dynamics Principles (3 hrs)
MET313 Applied Mechanics of Materials (3 hrs)
MET314 Applied Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer (3 hrs)
MET319 Fluid Mechanics (3 hrs)
MET411 Mechanical/Machine Design(3 hrs)
MET434 Finite Element Analysis for Engineering Applications (3 hrs)
MET437 Kinematics of Machines (3 hrs)
MET470 Mechanical Vibrations (3 hrs)
MET492 Senior Design Projects I (3 hrs)
MET493 Senior Design Projects I (3 hrs)
MFG111 Materials (3 hrs)
MFG123 Manufacturing Processes and Methods I (3 hrs)
MFG124 Manufacturing Processes and Methods II (3 hrs)
MFG316 Design for Manufacturing and Tooling (3 hrs)
PHY223 Mechanics and Sound (5 hrs)
PHY224 Electricity and Light (5 hrs)
Minor Requirements ....................................................................0 hours
No minor is required.
Program Total ..........................................................................124 hours

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