Nuclear Engineering and Engineering Physics The Fountain
Engineering Physics : Nuclear Engineering : For Current Students : Undergraduate : Curriculum : July 2005 :
Power Track

F)or students entering the program after May 2001
Suggested Sequence

TIMETABLES

Fall | Spring | Summer

Electives Requirements

Curriculum — 128 Credits Required for Graduation

Freshman Year
First SemesterSecond Semester
CourseCreditsCourseCredits
Chem 109: General and Analytical Chemistry1 5 EMA 201: Statics3 3
Math 221: Calculus and Analytic Geometry 5 Math 222: Calculus and Analytic Geometry 5
Communications "A" Elective 2 Stat 224: Introductory Statistics for Engineers 3
INTEREGR 160: Introduction to Engineering (EPD 160)2 3 ME 231: Introductory Engineering Graphics 2
    Liberal Studies Elective 3
Total 15 Total 16
 
Sophomore Year
First SemesterSecond Semester
CourseCreditsCourseCredits
Math 234: Calculus - Function of Several Variables 3 Math 319: Techniques in Ordinary Differential Equations 3
Phys 202: General Physics 5 Phys 241: Introduction to Modern Physics or
  Phys 205: Modern Physics for Engineers		 3
EMA 202: Dynamics 3 ME 361: Thermodynamics 3
NE (NEEP) 271: Engineering Problem Solving I4 3 EMA 303: Mechanics of Materials 3
EPD 275 or
   CA 105, Public Speaking		 2 EMA 307: Mechanics of Materials Laboratory 1
    3
Total 16 Total 16
 
Junior Year
First SemesterSecond Semester
CourseCreditsCourseCredits
NE (NEEP) 305: Fundamentals of Nuclear Engineering 3 NE (NEEP) 405: Nuclear Reactor Theory 3
Math 321: Applied Mathematical Analysis 3 NE (NEEP) 408: Ionizing Radiation 3
MS&E 350: Introduction to Material Science 3 CBE 320: Introductory Transport Phenomena 4
Technical Elective 3 Computing Elective 3
Liberal Studies Electives 4 ECE 376: Electrical and Electronic Circuits 3
Total 16 Total 16
 
Senior Year
First SemesterSecond Semester
CourseCreditsCourseCredits
NE (NEEP) 411: Nuclear Reactor Engineering 3 NE (NEEP) 412: Nuclear Reactor Design 5
NE (NEEP) 427: Nuclear Instrumentation Laboratory 2 NE (NEEP) 428: Nuclear Reactor Laboratory 2
Nuclear Engineering Electives 6 NE (NEEP) 571: Economic and Environmental Aspects of Nuclear Energy 3
Liberal Studies Elective 3 Nuclear Engineering Elective 3
EPD 397: Technical Communication 3 Liberal Studies Elective 3
Total 17 Total 16

  1. Students should take Chem 109, 5 cr.; students with inadequate preparation in high school chemistry may substitute Chem 103 and Chem 104, for a total of 9 credits. Three credits of Chem 103/Chem 104 may be counted as Technical Electives credits.

  2. Students who were not able to take INTEREGR 160 (EPD 160) as freshmen may, with the approval of their advisor, substitute 3 credits of electives from courses offered in the College of Engineering or in the Departments of Chemistry, Computer Sciences, Mathematics, and Physics.

  3. Students may substitute Phys 201, 5 cr., for EMA 201, 3 cr., with the approval of his/her advisor.

  4. Computer Science 310 is an acceptable substitute for NE (NEEP) 271.

  5. ME 363 and ME 364 are acceptable substitutes for CBE 320.




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