Architectural Engineering Technology, B.S. Degree Requirements - Univ...

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1 Student ID: Student Name: Adviser Name: Bulletin: Undergraduate Bulletin Program: Architectural Engineering Technology, B.S. Degree Requirements Minimum Credits Required: Architectural Engineering Technology, B.S. Degree Requirements Degree Plan (AETBS) General Education Curriculum GEC 01. Written Communication (6 hours) ENG Composition One ENG Composition Two GEC 02. Natural Science and Mathematics (11 hours minimum) Science Requirement (8 hours minimum) Select 2 courses with labs: AST General Astronomy I AND AST 111L - General Astronomy I Laboratory AST General Astronomy II AND AST 112L - General Astronomy II Laboratory BSC Biology and Society AND BSC 103L - Biology and Society Laboratory 1 hr BSC Principles of Biological Science I AND BSC 110L - Principles of Biological Science I Laboratory BSC Principles of Biological Science II AND BSC 111L - Principles of Biological Science II Laboratory BSC Human Anatomy and Physiology I AND BSC 250L - Human Anatomy and Physiology I Laboratory BSC Human Anatomy and Physiology II AND BSC 251L - Human Anatomy and Physiology II Laboratory CHE Chemistry and Our Environment * AND CHE 104L - Chemistry and Our Environment Laboratory * CHE General Chemistry I * AND CHE 106L - General Chemistry I Laboratory * CHE General Chemistry II * AND CHE 107L - General Chemistry II Laboratory * GHY Weather and Climate AND GHY 104L - Weather and Climate Laboratory GHY Landforms, Hydrology and Biogeography AND GHY 105L - Landforms, Hydrology and Biogeography Laboratory 1 of 5 6/29/ :05 AM

2 GLY Physical Geology * AND GLY 101L - Physical Geology Laboratory * GLY Historical Geology * AND GLY 103L - Historical Geology Laboratory * MAR Introduction to Ocean Science AND MAR 151L - Introduction to Ocean Science Laboratory PHY Introductory Physics AND PHY 103L - Introductory Physics Laboratory PHY General Physics I * AND PHY 111L - General Physics I Laboratory * PHY General Physics II * AND PHY 112L - General Physics II Laboratory * PHY General Physics I with Calculus * AND PHY 201L - General Physics I with Calculus Laboratory * PHY General Physics II with Calculus * AND PHY 202L - General Physics II with Calculus Laboratory * PSC Living in a Material World AND PSC 190L - Lab for Living in a Material World Mathematics Requirement (3 hours) MAT Quantitative Reasoning *** MAT College Algebra * Higher-level MAT course* GEC 03. Humanities (9 hours) ENG World Literature Select 2 courses, 1 History required: HIS World Civilizations: Beginnings to 1500 C.E. HIS World Civilizations: 1500 to the present PHI Introduction to Philosophy PHI Ethics and Good Living REL Comparative Religion GEC 04. Aesthetic Values (3 hours) ART Art Appreciation DAN Dance Appreciation MUS The Enjoyment of Music THE Theatrical Expressions GEC 05. Social and Behavioral Sciences (6 hours) Select 2 courses: 2 of 5 6/29/ :05 AM

3 ANT The Human Experience: A Global Perspective on Human Diversity COH Concepts of Wellness ECO Basic Economics GHY World Geography: Dynamics of a Changing Earth PS American Government PSY General Psychology SOC Understanding Society: Principles of Sociology GEC 06. Computer Competency Requirement (Major Area) GEC 07. Writing-Intensive Requirement (Major Area) BCT Applications of Construction Law (WI) ENG 101 & ENG 102 prerequisites GEC 08. Speaking Intensive Requirement (3 hours) CMS Oral Communication CMS Business and Professional Speaking CMS Small-Group Communication GEC 09. Capstone Requirement (Major Area) Must be taken Senior Year; ENG 101 & ENG 102 prerequisites Note: *This course satisfies both the GEC requirement and a program requirement for this major. **This particular GEC course is recommended by this major. ***This course does not satisfy prerequisites for any other math course. GEC restrictions apply; see here. GEC 06 - GEC 09 courses are specific to this major. For full description of the GEC, see here. Program Curriculum DEG 01. Major Area of Study Requirements (74 hours) AEC Architectural Graphics AND AEC Materials and Methods of Construction AND AEC 204L - Materials and Methods of Construction Laboratory AEC Statics and Strengths of Materials AEC Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Systems AEC 315L - Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Systems Lab AEC Structural Design AEC Estimating I ACT Architectural CADD AND ACT Planning & Codes ACT Architectural History I ACT Architectural History II (WI) 3 of 5 6/29/ :05 AM

4 ACT Construction Documents I AND ACT Architectural Studio I AND ACT Architectural Studio II AND ACT Specifications and Contract Documents ACT Architectural Studio III ACT Building Information Modeling 3hrs. BCT Construction Planning and Scheduling BCT Estimating II BCT Applications of Construction Law Approved technical elective AEC Industrial Internship (3 hours) 1- DEG 02. Additional Requirements (9-20 hours) ART Design I * ART Design II * MAT Plane Trigonometry * MAT Calculus I with Analytic Geometry * Select 2 courses with labs: CHE Chemistry and Our Environment *AND CHE 104L - Chemistry and Our Environment Laboratory * CHE General Chemistry I *AND CHE 106L - General Chemistry I Laboratory * CHE General Chemistry II *AND CHE 107L - General Chemistry II Laboratory * GLY Physical Geology *AND GLY 101L - Physical Geology Laboratory * GLY Historical Geology *AND GLY 103L - Historical Geology Laboratory * PHY General Physics I *AND PHY 111L - General Physics I Laboratory * PHY General Physics II *AND PHY 112L - General Physics II Laboratory * PHY General Physics I with Calculus *AND PHY 201L - General Physics I with Calculus Laboratory * PHY General Physics II with Calculus *AND PHY 202L - General Physics II with Calculus Laboratory * Select 1 option: MAT College Algebra * 4 of 5 6/29/ :05 AM

5 5 of 5 6/29/ :05 AM or Technical Elective DEG 03. Electives Choose approved technical electives as needed with adviser s approval. (See to Degree below.) Note: If Math ACT score is less than 24, students will be required to take MAT 101. to Degree 124 hours are needed to graduate with a BS in Architectural Engineering Technology. At least 50 percent of the hours applied to a degree at The University of Southern Mississippi must be earned from a senior college, and 45 of these hours must be in courses numbered 300 or above. The student must earn at least 21 of the last 30 hours of course work and at least 12 hours in the major area of study from Southern Miss. See Residence Hour Requirements for more information. Notes: