Preparation for Engineering
104C Overman
Hall, 419-372-7832
The
two-year curriculum outlined below closely parallels the introductory
coursework of engineering schools and is designed for the student
who expects to transfer to a college of engineering at the end of
two years. Because the requirements in engineering colleges and
in different fields of engineering vary considerably, the student
should consult with the preengineering program adviser early in
the first year in order to plan a schedule to meet the requirements
of the institution and branch of engineering in which he or she
expects to receive a degree.
Engineering is presently a high-opportunity career area, and a preengineering
program at Bowling Green offers several advantages, especially for
those students who are uncertain about an engineering specialty.
However, students should be advised that all engineering specialties
require a high aptitude for mathematics and quantitative reasoning.
In order to complete the curriculum below in two years, a student
must be qualified to enroll in MATH 131 during the fall semester
of the first year; this normally requires four years of high school
mathematics and good mathematics aptitude.
Recommended course sequence
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MATH
131, 232, 233, 332 (16)
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CHEM
125, 127 and 128 or 135, 137 and 138 (10)
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PHYS
211, 212, 301, 313 (14)
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CS
101 (3)
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CS
205 (3)
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DESN
104 (3)
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ENG
112 (3)
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Electives
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