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Transfer Guide
The
followings tables list courses that are typically required and transfer to
each of the regional engineering schools. These lists should only be used
as a guide. For
more detailed
information on our programs please consult
with an engineering advisor
as well as the course catalog of the school to which you wish to transfer.
Colorado
State University
Credits
Engr
104B Computer Programming for Scientists and Engineers.................3
Engr 105 Engineering
Principles*..............................................................3
Engr 217 Statics.....................................................................................3
Engr 221
Dynamics*................................................................................3
Engr 270 Engineering
Thermodynamics*....................................................3
Engr
321 Fluid Mechanics
Comp 150 Reading and Writing in
College..................................................4
Math 221B, 222, 223 Calculus I, II,
III........................................................12
Math 327 Differential
Equations..................................................................4
Phys 217B, 218B Physics - Science and
Engineering................................10
Chem 150B, 151* Fundamentals of
Chemistry.............................................8
Humanities and Social Sciences
Electives..................................................6
PE Act Physical
Activities.........................................................................2
*It is recommended that Electrical Engineering majors take Engr 238, Engr
201, Engr 202, and Econ 266D instead. Additional courses may be required
for specific majors.
Colorado School of Mines
Math
221B, 222, 223, Calculus I, II, III.......................................................12
Math 327 Differential
Equations..................................................................4
Engr 104B Computer Programming for Scientists and
Engineers...................3
Engr 217 Statics.......................................................................................3
Chem 150B, 151, Fundamentals of
Chemistry.............................................8
Geol 113B Physical Geology and
Laboratory...............................................4
Phys 217B, 218B Physics - Science and Engineering
I, II............................10
Econ 266D Principles of
Economics............................................................4
PE Act Physical
Activities..........................................................................2
Humanities and Social Sciences
Electives...................................................9
Additional course(s), depending on the intended
major, selected from:
Engr
103 Computer Aided
Drafting...............................................................3
Engr 201, 202 Electric Networks I,
II.........................................................4, 4
Engr 205 Surveying
I..................................................................................
4
Engr 221
Dynamics....................................................................................3
Engr 270 Engineering
Thermodynamics........................................................3
Engr 317 Mechanics of
Materials.................................................................3
Engr 321 Fluid
Mechanics...........................................................................3
Geol 114B Historical Geology and
Laboratory................................................4
Math 311B Matrices and Linear
Algebra........................................................4
Math 320 Numerical
Analysis.......................................................................3
Chem 358 Physical
Chemistry.....................................................................3
Phys 320 Modern
Physics...........................................................................3
Chem 303 Organic
Chemistry.......................................................................5
Chem 304 Organic
Chemistry.......................................................................5
University of Colorado
Engr
104B Computer Programming for Scientists and
Engineers.....................3
Engr 217* Statics........................................................................................3
Engr 221
Dynamics....................................................................................3
Engr 270 Engineering
Thermodynamics........................................................3
Engr 317 Mechanics of
Materials.................................................................3
Engr 321 Fluid
Mechanics...........................................................................3
Math 221B, 222, 223, Calculus I, II,
III..........................................................12
Chem 150B Fundamentals of
Chemistry........................................................4
Phys 217B, 218B Physics - Science and Engineering
I, II..............................10
Humanities and Social Sciences
Electives..................................................6-9
*Electrical, Electrical and Computer Engineering
majors take Engr 238, Engr 201, Engr 202 instead.
Additional
courses are required for specific majors (see an Engineering advisor).
University of New Mexico
Comp
150 Reading and Writing in
College......................................................4
Math 221B, 222, 223, Calculus I, II,
III..........................................................12
Chem 150B, 151, Fundamentals of
Chemistry................................................8
Engr 103 Computer Aided
Drafting.................................................................3
Engr 104B Computer Programming for Scientists and
Engineering....................3
Phys 217B, 218B Physics - Science and and
Engineering I, II........................10
Engr 201 Electric Networks
I.........................................................................4
Math 327 Differential
Equations......................................................................4
PE Act Physical
Activities.............................................................................2
Additional credits, depending on
major, selected from:
Engr
202 Electric Networks
II.........................................................................4
Engr 205, 305 Surveying I,
II...........................................................................8
Engr 217 Statics..........................................................................................
3
Engr 221
Dynamics.......................................................................................3
Engr 238 Digital Logic
Design.........................................................................4
Engr 270 Engineering
Thermodynamics...........................................................3
Engr 317 Mechanics of
Materials.....................................................................3
Engr 321 Fluid
Mechanics...............................................................................3
Phys 320 Modern
Physics..............................................................................3
Math 311B Matrices and Linear
Algebra...........................................................4
CSIS 230 Object Oriented Programming in
C++................................................4
Chem 303, 304, Organic Chemistry I,
II...........................................................10
Econ 266D Principles of
Economics.................................................................4
Bio 100BL, 111B Introduction to
Biology...........................................................4
Bio 207 General
Zoology.................................................................................4
Humanities and Social Sciences Electives
Colorado State University - Pueblo
Engr
103 Computer Aided
Drafting...................................................................3
Engr 104B Introduction to Computer
Programming............................................3
Engr 105 Engineering
Principles......................................................................3
Engr 201 Electric Networks
I...........................................................................4
Engr 217 Statics............................................................................................3
Engr 221
Dynamics........................................................................................3
Engr 270 Engineering
Thermodynamics............................................................3
Engr 317 Mechanics of
Materials.....................................................................3
Math 221B, 222, Calculus I,
II........................................................................12
Math 311B Matrices and Linear
Algebra............................................................4
Math 327 Differential
Equations........................................................................4
Phys 217B Physics - Science and and Engineering I,
II....................................10
Chem 150B, Fundamentals of
Chemistry...........................................................8
Comp 150 Reading and Writing in
College.........................................................4
Humanities and Social Sciences
Elective..........................................................3
New Mexico State University
Comp
150 Reading and Writing in
College........................................................4
Math 221B, 222, 223 Calculus I, II,
II..............................................................12
Chem 150B Fundamentals of
Chemistry..........................................................4
Phys 217B, 218B Physics - Science and and
Engineering I, II..........................10
Engr 103 Computer Aided
Drafting...................................................................3
Engr 104B Computer Programming for Scientists and
Engineers........................3
Engr 105 Engineering
Principles......................................................................3
Engr 201 Electric Networks
I..........................................................................
4
Engr 217 Statics............................................................................................3
Engr 221
Dynamics........................................................................................3
Engr 270 Engineering
Thermodynamics............................................................3
Econ 266D Principles of
Economics.................................................................4
Thea 121 Speech
communication.....................................................................3
Humanities and Social Sciences
Electives........................................................9
Additional courses depending on the intended major
(see an engineering advisor for specific courses).
REQUIREMENTS FOR A MINOR IN ENGINEERING AT FORT
LEWIS COLLEGE:
Engr
104B Computer Programming for Scientists and
Engineers........................3
Engr 105 Engineering
Principles......................................................................3
Engr 217 Statics............................................................................................3
Plus three additional Engineering courses numbered
200 or above.
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