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UNDERGRADUATE PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR MATRICULATION
AND GRADUATION IN ENGINEERING
ADMISSION TO DEGREE PROGRAMS
In order to be eligible to apply for admission into a College of Engineering
degree program, including computer science, students must successfully
complete at least 28 semester credit hours. These must include the
following courses, or their equivalent: E 115, ENG 111, MA 141, MA 241,
PY 205, CH 101, CH 121, and at least one of CH 107, CSC 112, or CSC 114.
A grade of “D” in ENG 112 is acceptable for all programs in Engineering
except Computer Science.
PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS IN SPECIFIC COURSES
| Department |
Academic (curriculum) Codes |
Regular Grade better than "D" courses / Other limitations |
| All |
All |
CH 101; CH 121; ENG 111; MA 141, 241; PY 205. (engineering and computer
science students may not enroll in 200-level or higher engineering or computer
science courses before earning better than C on each of these courses) |
| Chemical Engineering |
CHE |
CH 201; CHE 205, 225 311, 315; MA 241, 242, 341; PY 205 |
| Civil Engineering |
CE, CEC, CM |
CE 214 |
| Civil Engineering |
ENE |
CH 201, CHE 205 |
| Computer Science |
CSC |
CSC 114 |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering |
CPE |
ECE 211, 212, 218, 221 |
| Electrical and Computer Engineering |
EE |
ECE 211, 212, 218, 221 |
| Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering |
AE |
MAE 301 |
| Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering |
ME |
MAE 206, 208, 314, 301 |
| Nuclear Engineering |
NE |
NE 202, 301 |
GRADE POINT AVERAGE REQUIREMENTS
All baccalaureate degree programs in the College of Engineering have a
graduation requirement of at least a 2.00 grade point average for all courses
attempted within the student's major, or the alternative graduation requirement
of a C- or better in all required courses within the student's major.
For this purpose, the major is defined as including only those courses
offered by the major department or courses which are substituted for the
required major courses.
Þ Additional information: Office of Academic Affairs,
College
of Engineering at 515-6393.
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