Cross-Town Dual Degree Program in Engineering with Rhodes College Collapse AllExpand All

I. GENERAL DEGREE REQUIREMENTS:

1. ME 110

   Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

   As published: “ME 110 (Introduction to Mechanical Engineering), ME 112 (Scientific Programming), ME 121 (Solids Modeling), ME 201 (Manufacturing Processes), CE 201 (Statics), CE 210 (Mechanics of Materials), ME 305 (Engineering Thermodynamics I), and ME 316 (Engineering Thermodynamics II)”
2. CE 110

   Introduction to Civil Engineering

   As published: “CE 110 (Introduction to Civil Engineering), CE 111 (Civil Engineering Graphics), CE 113 (Civil Engineering Analysis), CE 201 (Statics), CE 210 (Mechanics of Materials), CE 212 (Structural Analysis), CE 225 /L (Geomatics/Lab), and CE 299 /L (Hydraulics/L)”
3. ECE 250

   Digital Design

   As published: “ECE 250 (Digital Design), ECE 251 /L (Microprocessor Architecture and Programming/L), ECE 221 (Electric Circuit Analysis I), and ECE 222 (Electric Circuit Analysis II)”
4. ME 301

   Engineering Instrumentation Laboratory

   As published: “ME 301 (Engineering Instrumentation Laboratory), ME 302 (Energy Systems Laboratory, ME 306 (Heat Transfer), ME 313 (Fluid Mechanics), ME 351 (Fundamentals of Engineering Economy), ME 317 (Kinematics), ME 318 (Dynamics of Machines), ME 400 (The Compleat Engineer), ME 401 (Mechanical Systems Laboratory), ME 407-408 (Senior Project), ME 420 (Machine Design), ME 421 (Thermal Systems Analysis and Design), ME 322 (Control System Engineering), 2 ME electives, 2 MATH electives, 1 program option course”
5. CE 251

   Construction Materials

   As published: “CE 251 (Construction Materials), CE 310 (Design of Steel Structures), CE 311 (Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures), CE 313 (Hydrology), CE 351 (Fundamentals of Engineering Economy), CE 329 (Environmental Engineering I), CE 318 (Highway Engineering), CE 322 /L (Soil Mechanics/ Lab), CE 340 (Design of Foundations), CE 400 (The Complete Engineer), CE 429 (Environmental Engineering II), CE 431-432 (Senior Design Project), CE 489 (Fundamentals of Civil Engineering Exam), 3 CE electives, 1 program option course”
6. MATH 309

   Probability

   As published: “MATH 309 (Probability), CE 201 (Statics), ECE 351 (Fundamentals of Engineering Economy), ECE 322 (Linear Control Systems), ECE 331-332 (Electronics I, II), ECE 335 (Signals and Systems), ECE 331L -332L (Junior Laboratory I, II), ECE 400 (The Compleat Engineer), ECE 406 (Electromagnetic Field Theory), ECE 414-415 (Project I, II), ECE 450 (Computer Networks), ECE 477 (Digital Signal Processing), 1 ECE elective”