Core Courses for MS in Engineering

Civil and Environmental Engineering Majors
(from 2005-06 COE Information Bulletin)

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Courses for MS applicants without an undergraduate degree in Engineering:

NON-ENGINEERING COURSES
MATH  21112112 CALCULUS WITH ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY 10 CR
MATH 2221 ELEMENTARY DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 3 CR
PHYS  10611063 PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING and PHYSICS LAB 4 CR
PHYS 1062, 1065 PHYSICS FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING and PHYSICS LAB 4 CR

FOUNDATION COURSES
ENCE  2301 CIVIL ENGINEERING COMPUTING AND GRAPHICS 4 CR
ENCE 2350 STATICS 3 CR
ENCE 2351 MECHANICS OF MATERIALS 3 CR
ENME 2750 DYNAMICS 3 CR
ENEE 2500 BASIC ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS 3 CR
ENCE 3318 PRINCIPLES OF HYDRAULICS 3 CR
ENME 3770 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS 3 CR
With the approval of the student's advisor, the student must take two of the following four courses:  
ENCE 4318 HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING SYSTEMS 3 CR
ENCE 3323 INTRO TO ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 4 CR
ENCE 3340 GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING 3 CR
ENCE 3356 STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS 4 CR