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A.

Option 1—Chem 103, 4 credits and Chem 104, 5 credits
Option 2—Chem 109, 5 credits. Note: If Chem 109 is taken, students may need free elective credits to meet the minimum number of credits (120) required for graduation.

B.

INTEREGR 101 (2 credits) or INTEREGR 160 (3 credits) both satisfy the college requirement for introduction to engineering.

C.

Students fulfilling their course requirements with fewer than 121 credits must take additional free-elective credits to comply with the 121 credit minimum graduation requirement.

D.

Liberal Studies Requirements: Students must take 15 credits that carry H, S, L, or Z timetable breadth designators. These credits must fulfill the following subrequirements:

1. A minimum of two courses from the same department or program. At least one of these two courses must be designated as above the elementary level (I, A, or D) in the timetable.

2. A minimum of six credits designated as humanities (H, L, or Z) in the timetable, and an additional minimum of three credits designated as social studies (S or Z) in the timetable. Foreign language courses count as H credits. Retroactive credits for high school language courses may not be used to meet the Liberal Studies requirement.

3. At least three credits in courses designated as ethnic studies (lower case "e") in the timetable. These courses may help satisfy requirements D1 and D2 as well, but they only count once toward the total required. Note: Courses may have "e" designation and may not have H, S, L or Z designation.

E.

Technical Electives

1. Technical electives include all formal engineering, mathematics, physics, chemistry, statistics or computer science courses numbered 400 and above. The following courses are also accepted as technical electives:

   Comp Sci	354, 367	CBE	320, 326
   Chemistry	341, 343, 345	ECE	320, 330, 340, 342, 345, 352, 353, 354, 355
   Math	321, 322	EPD	374, 375, 376
   Physics	311, 321, 322, 325	Ind Engr	323, 349
   Statistics	311, 312, 333, 349, 351	MS&E	330, 332, 352, 370
   BSE	351, 361, 362, 364	NE	305
   CEE	311, 315, 316, 320, 325, 327, 330, 355, 356, 370, 375

2. ME technical electives (minimum of 6 credits) include all formal Mechanical Engineering courses numbered 400 and above. Also included are ME 350, 351 and 379.

3. One credit of Cooperative Education (ME 001) can be counted for technical-elective credit.

A formal course is defined as a class that meets regularly in a lecture format to study a selected topic. The educational mission is assisted with homework and exams. This excludes seminar, survey, and other similar courses.

F.

If your GER communications Part A is satisfied you are exempt from this requirement. This requirement can also be fulfilled with: Ag Journ 100, Com Arts 100, Engl 100, Engl 118, or IES 200.

G.

EMA 201 may be taken concurrently with Math 222 or after Math 222 is completed. Physics 201 can be substituted for EMA 201; however, EMA 201 is recommended.

H.

STUDENTS TAKING ME 351 - ME 352 will meet the requirement for ME 349 and 3 crs. of ME technical elective. Those opting out of ME 352 will be required to take ME 349, and ME 351 will count as an ME technical elective.

Special Notes

• Students in their last semester before graduation taking less than 12 credits (part-time status), must have the dean's permission to avoid probationary status.
• Advisor listing on your grades, file, etc. can be officially changed by going to Rm. 2107 ME.
• Problems and questions concerning this curriculum should be directed to: ME Student Services, Rm 2107 ME, (262-0665) or your mechanical engineering advisor.
• ** CS 310 will be accepted if it is taken before September 1, 2007.

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