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PART-TIME EVENING ENGINEERING

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The part-time engineering program is designed to meet the needs of individuals who must combine full-time work responsibilities with part-time evening study. This six-year, part-time evening curriculum leads to a degree of Bachelor of Science in civil or mechanical engineering. Admissions and course requirements are identical to the full-time, five-year cooperative degree programs. For an application and more information, contact the Student Services Office, 220 Snell, 617.373.2154. The program coordinator is Joy Erb, MS.

ENGLISH REQUIREMENT
Complete the following course:
ENG U111	College Writing	4 SH
and one approved Advanced Writing in the Disciplines course.
A grade of C is required in both courses.
CIVIL ENGINEERING GENERAL EDUCATION
Mathematics and Science
PHYSICS
Complete the following two courses and corresponding labs:
PHY U151	Physics for Engineering 1	5 SH
PHY U155	Physics for Engineering 2	5 SH
CHEMISTRY
Complete the following course:
CHM U151	General Chemistry for Engineers	4 SH
MATHEMATICS
Complete the following four courses:
MTH U241	Calculus 1 for Science and Engineering	4 SH
MTH U242	Calculus 2 for Science and Engineering	4 SH
MTH U341	Calculus 3 for Science and Engineering	4 SH
MTH U343	Differential Equations and Linear Algebra	4 SH
	for Engineering
ECONOMICS
Choose one course from the following list:
ECN U115	Principles of Macroeconomics	4 SH
or ECN U116	Principles of Microeconomics	4 SH
MATH AND SCIENCE ELECTIVES
Choose one course from the following list with corresponding
labs as applicable:
BIO U121	Basic Microbiology	4 SH
BIO U151	Introduction to Marine Biology	4 SH
CHM U311	Organic Chemistry 1	5 SH
CHM U321	Analytical Chemistry	5 SH
CHM U401	Physical Chemistry 1	5 SH
CHM U403	Physical Chemistry 2	5 SH
GEO U400	Field Geology	4 SH
GEO U410	Geochemistry	4 SH
GEO U418	Geophysics	4 SH
GEO U582	Groundwater Geochemistry	4 SH
MIM U380	Thermodynamics	4 SH
MIM U455	Dynamics and Vibrations	4 SH

MIM U515	Operations Research	4 SH
MTH U481	Probability and Statistics	4 SH
MTH U581	Statistics and Stochastic Processes	4 SH
Arts and Humanities
See “College of Engineering Arts and Humanities Requirements”.
CIVIL ENGINEERING MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
First-Year Engineering
Complete the following two courses:
GE U110	Engineering Design	4 SH
GE U111	Engineering Problem Solving	4 SH
	and Computation
General Engineering
Complete the following course:
GE U500	Professional Issues in Engineering	1 SH
Materials
Complete the following two courses:
CIV U260	Civil Engineering Materials	3 SH
CIV U262	Materials Lab PTE	1 SH
Structural Analysis and Design
Complete the following five courses:
MIM U350	Engineering Mechanics and Design	4 SH
MIM U355	Mechanics of Materials	4 SH
MIM U356	Lab for MIM U355	1 SH
CIV U320	Structural Analysis 1	4 SH
CIV U324	Reinforced Concrete Design	4 SH
Fluid Mechanics
Complete the following course:
MIM U475	Fluid Mechanics	4 SH
Environmental Engineering and Soil Mechanics
Complete the following two courses and corresponding lab:
CIV U334	Environmental Engineering 1	4 SH
CIV U340	Soil Mechanics	4 SH
CIV U341	Lab for CIV U340	1 SH
Statistics and Engineering Economy
Complete the following course:
MIM U315	Statistical and Economical Analyses	4 SH
	in Engineering
Civil Engineering Technical Electives
Choose four courses from the following list:
CIV U425	Steel Design	4 SH
CIV U522	Structural Analysis 2	4 SH
CIV U534	Environmental Engineering 2	4 SH
CIV U536	Hydrologic Engineering	4 SH
CIV U553	Transport Analysis and Planning	4 SH
CIV U554	Highway Engineering	4 SH
CIV U556	Traffic Engineering	4 SH
CIV U575	Construction Management	3 SH
with CIV U542 Foundation Engineering		4 SH
Capstone
Complete the following course:
CIV U769	Senior Design Project	5 SH

CIVIL ENGINEERING GENERAL ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS
Complete three 4-SH-equivalent, nonremedial, nonrepetitive courses chosen from the following departments: ACC, AFR, ARC, ART, ASL, BIO, CHE, CHM, CIN, CIV, CJ, CMN, CS, ECE, ECN, ED, ENG, ENT, ENV, FIN, GEO, HRM, HS, HST, IAF, INB, INT, IS, JRN, LIN, LNA, LNC, LNF, LNG, LNI, LNJ, LNL, LNM, LNR, LNS, MGT, MIM, MKT, MMS, MSC, MTH, MUS, PHL, PHY, POL, PSY, SCM, SOA, SOC, or THE.

GPA REQUIREMENT
Minimum 2.000 GPA required in the major.

GENERAL ELECTIVES
Additional courses taken beyond college and major course requirements to satisfy graduation credit requirements.

UNIVERSITY-WIDE REQUIREMENTS
133 total semester hours required
Minimum 2.000 GPA required

BSME—Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering—Part-Time Evening Program

ENGLISH REQUIREMENT
Complete the following course:
ENG U111 College Writing	4 SH
and one approved Advanced Writing in the Disciplines course.
A grade of C is required in both courses.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING GENERAL EDUCATION
Mathematics and Science
PHYSICS
Complete the following two courses with corresponding labs:
PHY U151 Physics for Engineering 1	5 SH
PHY U155 Physics for Engineering 2	5 SH
CHEMISTRY
Complete the following course:
CHM U151 General Chemistry for Engineers	4 SH
MATHEMATICS
Complete the following four courses:
MTH U241 Calculus 1 for Science and Engineering	4 SH
MTH U242 Calculus 2 for Science and Engineering	4 SH
MTH U341 Calculus 3 for Science and Engineering	4 SH
MTH U343 Differential Equations and Linear Algebra for Engineering	4 SH

Arts and Humanities
See “College of Engineering Arts and Humanities Requirements”.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING MAJOR REQUIREMENTS

First-Year Engineering
Complete the following two courses:
GE U110	Engineering Design	4 SH
GE U111	Engineering Problem Solving	4 SH
	and Computation
Electrical Engineering
Complete the following course and corresponding lab:
ECE U210	Electrical Engineering	4 SH
ECE U211	Lab for ECE U210	1 SH
Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals
Complete the following five courses with corresponding labs:
MIM U315	Statistical and Economical Analyses	4 SH
	in Engineering
MIM U340	Introduction to Material Science	4 SH
MIM U341	Lab for MIM U340	1 SH
MIM U350	Engineering Mechanics and Design	4 SH
MIM U355	Mechanics of Materials	4 SH
MIM U356	Lab for MIM U355	1 SH
MIM U380	Thermodynamics	4 SH
Advanced Mechanical Engineering
Complete the following seven courses with corresponding labs:
MIM U455	Dynamics and Vibrations	4 SH
MIM U456	Lab for MIM U455	1 SH
MIM U475	Fluid Mechanics	4 SH
MIM U505	Measurement and Analysis with Thermal	4 SH
	Science Application
MIM U506	Lab for MIM U505	1 SH
MIM U508	Mechanical Engineering Computation	4 SH
	and Design
MIM U550	Mechanical Engineering Design	4 SH
MIM U555	System Analysis and Control	4 SH
MIM U570	Thermal Systems Analysis and Design	4 SH
Information Technology
Complete one course from the following list:
MIM U420	Computers and Information Systems	4 SH
MIM U425	Engineering Database Systems	4 SH
MIM U430	Object-Oriented Engineering Applications	4 SH
Capstone
Complete the following two courses:
MIM U701	Capstone Design 1	1 SH
MIM U702	Capstone Design 2	5 SH

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING GENERAL ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS
Complete four 4-SH-equivalent, nonremedial, nonrepetitive courses chosen from the following departments: ACC, AFR, ARC, ART, ASL, BIO, CHE, CHM, CIN, CIV, CJ, CMN, CS, ECE, ECN, ED, ENG, ENT, ENV, FIN, GEO, HRM, HS, HST, IAF, INB, INT, IS, JRN, LIN, LNA, LNC, LNF, LNG, LNI, LNJ, LNL, LNM, LNR, LNS, MGT, MIM, MKT, MMS, MSC, MTH, MUS, PHL, PHY, POL, PSY, SCM, SOA, SOC, or THE.

GPA REQUIREMENT
Minimum 2.000 GPA required in the major.

GENERAL ELECTIVES
Additional courses taken beyond college and major course requirements to satisfy graduation credit requirements.

UNIVERSITY-WIDE REQUIREMENTS
137 total semester hours required Minimum 2.000 GPA required

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