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Center for Excellence in Academic Advising Entrance-to-College/Major Requirements (see also Entrance-to-College/Major Procedures) College of Engineering Requirements to enter the college (general, premajor status) See Change of Major for information. Requirements to enter the major Major CGPA Credits/Courses/Grades Additional Criteria Aerospace Engineering*† (AERSP) 3.00*† 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Architectural Engineering, premajor status (ENGAE) 3.00 Preference given to students who have completed MATH 140, MATH 141, CHEM 110, and PHYS 211 with grades of C or higher after the spring semester of their first year Enrollment limited: First-year ENGR students must file engineering freshman preference. Interested DUS students must be identified by their advisers by the end of the student's first year. Not available to transfer students Architectural Engineering*† (A E) 3.00*† 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Bioengineering*† (BIO E) 3.30*† 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Biological Engineering (B E) 2.00 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Chemical Engineering (CH E) 2.00 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Civil Engineering*† (C E) 3.00*† 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Computer Engineering (CMPEN) 2.00 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Computer Science (CMPSC) 2.00 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CSE 120 or CSE 122 or CMPSC 122 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Electrical Engineering (E E) 2.00 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Electro-Mechanical Engineering Technology (EMET) 2.00   See Engineering Programs Guide for details. Engineering Science (E SC) 3.00 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher Honors program See Engineering Programs Guide for details Industrial Engineering (I E) 2.00 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Mechanical Engineering*† (M E) 3.00*† 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Nuclear Engineering (NUC E) 2.00 27.1 credits MATH 140 MATH 141 CHEM 110 PHYS 211 each with a grade of C or higher See Engineering Programs Guide for details Surveying Engineering (SUR E) 2.00 27.1 credits See Engineering Programs Guide for details * This major is under administrative enrollment controls for students in the spring 2009 pool. Students must complete all required courses by the end of spring 2009. Students must have the stated CGPA at the end of fall 2008 to be guaranteed entrance to this major. However, “If there is still space after all of the students who meet these criteria have been accepted, selections are made from the remaining students in the pool of applicants, starting with the highest GPA, until the approved maximum number of students to enter the major is reached. No student with less than a 2.00 cumulative GPA is accepted” (University Undergraduate Advising Handbook). † This major is under administrative enrollment controls for students in the spring 2010 pool. Students must complete all required courses by the end of spring 2010. Students must have the stated CGPA at the end of fall 2009 to be guaranteed entrance to this major. However, “If there is still space after all of the students who meet these criteria have been accepted, selections are made from the remaining students in the pool of applicants, starting with the highest GPA, until the approved maximum number of students to enter the major is reached. No student with less than a 2.00 cumulative GPA is accepted” (University Undergraduate Advising Handbook). Back

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