Engineering Science Course Sequence, Academic Programs, SUNY Orange Catalog

Engineering Science

TRANSFER DEGREE
MIDDLETOWN CAMPUS

Engineering Science Gateway Courses:

Gateway courses: MAT 205, CHM 101, PHY 103
Key courses: MAT 205, MAT 206, MAT 207, MAT 214, PHY 103, PHY 104, PHY 203, CHM 101, CHM 102
Engineering Electives: EGR 214, GLG 110, EGR 220, EGR 212, PHY 204, EGR 218, MAT 211, EGR 216
- Students majoring in chemical, biological or environmental engineering should plan to take: CHM 201 and CHM 202. (CHM 202 may be substituted for EGR 206 with permission from the department chair)
- Computer Engineering majors should take: CSC 101, CSC 102 and CSC 201. (CSC 101 may be substituted for EGR 102 and CSC 201 may be substituted for EGR 206 with the permission of the department chair)
Advisement is crucial for engineering elective selection

Courses above have been recommended by the department to help introduce you to the program (Gateway courses) and guide you in selecting courses that will provide you with the best academic experience (Key courses and suggested Electives).

PPREREQUISITE
CCOREQUISITE
P/CPRE/COREQUISITE

First Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
ENG 101	Freshman English 1 (G10A [w] & G11A)	P	3
CHM 101	General Chemistry 1 (G2A)	P	4
PHY 103	Physics for Science and Engineering 1 (G2A)	P	4
MAT 205	Calculus 1 (G1A)	P	4
EGR 101	Intro to Engineering Design	P/C	3
	Total Semester Credits		18

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Meet with your departmental advisor
Join the Engineering Club

Second Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
ENG 102	Freshman English 2 (G7A & G12A)	P	3
PHY 104	Physics for Science and Engineering 2 (G2A)	P, P/C	4
CHM 102	General Chemistry 2 (G2A)	P	4
MAT 206	Calculus 2 (G1A)	P	4
EGR 102	Programming for Engineers	P/C	3
	Total Semester Credits		18

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Visit the Transfer Fair
Seek out scholarship opportunities

Third Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
________	SUNY Elective (G3A and G6A) *		3
PHY 203	Physics for Science and Engineering 3 (G2A)	P, P/C	4
MAT 207	Calculus 3 (G1A)	P	4
EGR 205	Statics	P, P/C	4
________	Engineering Elective **		3
	Total Semester Credits		18

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Apply to and visit transfer school(s)
Check your progress with your advisor
Seek leadership opportunities through the Engineering Club or Student Senate

Fourth Semester

Course #	Course Name	P, C, P/C	Credits
COM 100	Oral Communication *** (G10A [o])		1
_______	SUNY Elective (G4A or G5A)		3
MAT 214	Differential Equations and Series (G1A)	P	4
EGR 206	Dynamics	P	3
________	Engineering Elective **		3
	Total Semester Credits		14

Milestones

During this semester, students should:

Seek out scholarship opportunities
Apply for graduation

TOTAL DEGREE CREDITS: 68

Notes:

*Students must select a course that fits BOTH G3A (SUNY Social Science) AND G6A (SUNY Diversity)

**Students must take a minimum of two courses from the following depending on their area of specialization:

Physical Geology (GLG 110)
Thermodynamics (EGR 214) - Summer
Solid Mechanics (EGR 220) - Spring
Circuit Theory (EGR 212) - Spring
Modern Physics (PHY 204)
Materials Science (EGR 218) - Fall
Linear Algebra (MAT 211) - Fall/Summer
Engineering Computations (EGR 216)

Students majoring in chemical, biological or environmental engineering should plan to take:

Organic Chemistry I (CHM 201) and Organic Chemistry II (CHM 202)
CHM 202 may be substituted for EGR 206 with permission from the department chair

Computer engineering majors should take:

Computer Science I and II (CSC 101 and 102) and Data Structures (CSC 201)
(CSC 101 may be substituted for EGR 102 and CSC 201 may be substituted for EGR 206, with the permission of the department chair)

***COM 101 satisfies the requirement of COM 100

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