ENGINEERING SCIENCE
Curriculum
Total Degree Credits: 71.5
First Year, Fall Semester
ES 138 - Engineering Concepts Credit Hours: 1
ES 139 - Computer Skills for Engineers Credit Hours: 1
ES 148 - Engineering Graphics Credit Hours: 1
ES 149 - CAD Lab for ES 148 Credit Hours: 1
CH 180 - University Chemistry I Credit Hours: 3
CH 181 - Lab for CH 180 Credit Hours: 1.5
EN 110 - College Composition Credit Hours: 3 or
EN 120 - Composition and Occupational Communication Credit Hours: 3
MT 181 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry I Credit Hours: 4
Social Science Elective* Credit Hours: 3
First Year, Spring Semester
ES 181 - Engineering Materials Credit Hours: 3
ES 204 - Thermodynamics Credit Hours: 4**
CH 182 - University Chemistry II Credit Hours: 3** and
CH 183 - Lab for CH 182 Credit Hours: 1.5**
EN 111 - Composition and Interpretation of Literature Credit Hours: 3 or
EN 121 - Composition and Readings in Science and Literature Credit Hours: 3
MT 182 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry II Credit Hours: 4
PH 280 - Physics for Science & Engineering I Credit Hours: 4.5
PH 281 - Lab for PH 280 Credit Hours: Included in the 4.5 credit hours for PH 280
Second Year, Fall Semester
ES 207 - Statics Credit Hours: 3
MT 191 - Applications of the Digital Computer Credit Hours: 4
MT 284 - Introduction to Differential Equations Credit Hours: 4
PH 282 - Physics for Science & Engineering II Credit Hours: 4.5
PH 283 - Lab for PH 282 Credit Hours: Included in the 4.5 credit hours for PH 282
Social Science Elective* Credit Hours 3
Second Year, Spring Semester
ES 200 - Electrical Networks Credit Hours: 4 or
ES 209 - Mechanics of Materials Credit Hours: 3 and
ES 210 - Lab for ES 209 Credit Hours: 1
ES 208 - Dynamics Credit Hours: 3
MT 283 - Calculus and Analytic Geometry III Credit Hours: 4
PH 284 - Physics for Science and Engineering III Credit Hours: 4.5**
PH 285 - Lab for PH 284 Credit Hours: Included in the 4.5 credit hours for PH 284**
Note: Students should consult with his/her academic adviser prior to registering.
* Social Science electives should be selected on the basis of the requirements of the engineering school of the student's choice.
** Contact academic adviser regarding these courses.
To promote smooth transfer of ECC engineering science students to four year engineering institutions and also to accommodate specific changes in the curriculum at these institutions, the engineering science department may make adjustments to its curriculum by introducing new courses that might be specific to certain engineering disciplines. Consult with the academic adviser regarding the curriculum.