Total Credits 60 - 64
1 Students must complete 15 or more Mathematics credits through Calculus II (MATH 152 ), for this program. An example for the mathematics progression could be: PreCalculus I (MATH 112 ); PreCalculus II (MATH 113 ); Calculus I (MATH 151 ); Calculus II (MATH 152 ); and Calculus III (MATH 251 ). See footnote #4 for additional course options once you have met the 15 credit Mathematics requirement.
2 Select a course from the appropriate category of the General Education list.
3 Science requirements must be a two-semester sequence in one of the following: Engineering Physics I & II (PHYS 150 &
PHYS 151 *) (recommended), General Physics I & II (PHYS 101 & PHYS 102 *), General Chemistry I & II (CHEM 103 & CHEM 104 *), General Biology I & II (BIOL 101 & BIOL 102 *). *Check catalog for prerequisite courses.
4 Math or Programming electives. Select one of the following (students must have 15 or more Mathematics credits to graduate): Discrete Mathematics (MATH 255 ), Linear Algebra (MATH 256 ), or any programming elective on the Computer Science (CISY) Electives List .
5 May be any course offered by the College not required by your program of study. If the student has accumulated less than 15 Math credits, then use this Free Elective to select another Math course such as Linear Algebra (MATH 256 ).
6 Elements of Physical Fitness (FITN 142 ) or Exercise Physiology & Body Mechanics (FITN 146 ) may be substituted.
NOTE: Finite Math (MATH 100); Number Systems (MATH 101); Problem Solving (MATH 102); Quantitative Literacy (MATH 103C); and Statistics (MATH 110) are not accepted for this major.
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