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1 III. ENGINEERING Contents Students with Advanced Placement credit:... 1 Engineering 8-semester plans... 2 Biomedical Concentration... 2 Civil Concentration... Computer Concentration... 4 Electrical Concentration... 5 Environmental Concentration... 6 Mechanical Concentration... 7 Students with Advanced Placement credit: Requirements for some courses in mathematical sciences can be met through Advanced Placement exam credit. Messiah College credit for various AP exams can be found at the following link, or through the registrar s website: alencies/ III. Department of Engineering
2 Engineering 8-semester plans Biomedical Concentration ENGR 111 Intro to Engineering 2 ENGR 112 Engineering Design Tools 2 CHEM 105 General Chemistry I* 4 IDCR 151 Created & Called for Community* COMM 105 Oral Communication* MATH 112 Calculus II 4 IDFY 101 First Year Seminar* PHYS 211 General Physics I 4 MATH 111 Calculus I* 4 Varies QuEST Philosophy/Religion* ENGR 21 Engineering Statics ENGR 201 Project Management 1 BIOL 160 or Molecular & Cellular Biology 4 ENGR 2 Mechanics of Materials MATH 211 Calculus III 4 ENGR 254 Materials Engineering 4 PHYS 212 General Physics II 4 MATH 261 or Linear Algebra OR MATH 08 Differential Equations Varies 1 st QuEST Social Science or History ENGR 26 or Circuits I or 4 CHEM 106 General Chemistry II APHS 271 or BIOL 85 or ENGR 26 TOTAL 18 TOTAL 15 Kinesiology or Physiology or Circuits I -4 MATH 261 or Linear Algebra OR MATH 08 Differential Equations ENGR 242 Experimental Methods ENGR 290 Engineering Economics 2 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 72 Fluid Mechanics 4 ENGR 01 Seminar I 1 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 10 Principles of Biomedical Engineering ENGR 75 or Biomedical Instrumentation or ENGR 410 Design of Medical Devices WELL 1xx Wellness* 1 Varies QuEST 2 nd Language Course Varies QuEST 1 st Language course* TOTAL TOTAL 16 ENGR 71 Thermodynamics ENGR 66 Control Systems 4 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 2 ENGR 75 or Biomedical Instrumentation or ENGR 410 Design of Medical Devices Varies QuEST Literature* ENGR 415 Engineering Project 2 BIBL 20x QuEST Knowledge of the Bible THEO 2xx QuEST Christian Beliefs* Varies 2 nd QuEST History* Varies QuEST Ethics/Worldviews/Pluralism* Varies QuEST Lang, NW or cross-cultural* 2- ENGR 02 Seminar II 1 TOTAL TOTAL 15 **Requires department approval III. Department of Engineering
3 Civil Concentration ENGR 111 Intro to Engineering 2 IDCR 151 Created & Called for Community* COMM 105 Oral Communication* PHYS 211 General Physics I 4 IDFY 101 First Year Seminar* ENGR 112 Engineering Design Tools 2 MATH 111 Calculus I* 4 Varies 1 st QuEST Social Science or History ENGR 21 Engineering Statics ENGR 201 Project Management 1 MATH 211 Calculus III 4 ENGR 2 Mechanics of Materials PHYS 212 General Physics II 4 ENGR 254 Materials Engineering 4 WELL 1xx Wellness* 1 ENGR 26 Circuits I 4 Varies QuEST 1 st Language course* TOTAL 16 TOTAL 14 ENGR 242 Experimental Methods ENGR 290 Engineering Economics 2 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 52 Design of Concrete Structures ENGR 01 Seminar I 1 ENGR 72 Fluid Mechanics 4 ENGR 21 Environmental Engineering 4 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 51 Analysis and Dynamics of Structures 4 MATH 08 Differential Equations Varies QuEST 2 nd Language Course ENGL xxx QuEST Literature* ENGR 55 Soil Mechanics and Foundation Design ENGR 415 Engineering Project 2 ENGR 02 Seminar II 1 THEO 2xx QuEST Christian Beliefs* ENGR 415 Engineering Project 2 Varies Civil Engineering Elective BIBL 20x QuEST Knowledge of the Bible* Varies Civil Engineering Elective Varies Civil Engineering Elective Varies QuEST Ethics/Worldviews/Pluralism* Varies QuEST Philosophy/Religion Varies QuEST Lang/Non-western or cross-cultural* 2- Varies 2 nd QuEST History* Civil Engineering Electives: ENGR 22 Water Resources Engineering ENGR 57 Transportation Engineering ENGR 58 Construction Methods and Materials ENGR 452 Design of Steel Structures TOTAL 18 TOTAL III. Department of Engineering
4 Computer Concentration ENGR 111 Intro to Engineering 2 IDCR 151 Created & Called for Community* COMM 105 Oral Communication* PHYS 211 General Physics I 4 MATH 111 Calculus I* 4 ENGR 112 Engineering Design Tools 2 IDFY 101 First Year Seminar* Varies 1 st QuEST Social Science or History ENGR 26 Circuits I 4 Varies QuEST 1 st Language course* CIS 181 Computer Programming I ENGR 201 Project Management 1 MATH 211 Calculus III 4 ENGR 27 Circuits II PHYS 212 General Physics II 4 ENGR 242 Experimental Methods CIS 284 Computer Programming II MATH 261 or Linear Algebra OR MATH 08 Differential Equations TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16 Varies QuEST 2 nd Language course ENGR 254 Materials Engineering 4 ENGR 21 Engineering Statics ENGR 290 Engineering Economics 2 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 65 Linear Systems ENGR 01 Seminar I 1 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 40 Analog Electronics ENGL xxx QuEST Literature* ENGR 42 MATH 08 or Differential Equations OR Embedded Systems Design 4 WELL 1XX Wellness* 1 ENGR 02 Seminar II 1 ENGR 66 Control Systems 4 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 2 ENGR 64 Electrical Devices 4 CIS 85 or Data Structures and Algorithms or ENGR 415 CIS 84 Elements of Computer Systems Engineering Project 2 BIBL 20x QuEST Knowledge of the Bible* THEO 2xx QuEST Christian Beliefs* Varies QuEST Philosophy/Religion Varies QuEST Non-western or cross-cultural* 2- Varies 2 nd QuEST History* Varies QuEST Ethics/Worldviews/Pluralism* TOTAL 18 TOTAL Your academic advisor will help you choose electives to prepare for work in areas like network consultant, network manager or hardware designer. III. Department of Engineering
5 Electrical Concentration ENGR 111 Intro to Engineering 2 IDCR 151 Created & Called for Community* COMM 105 Oral Communication* PHYS 211 General Physics I 4 IDFY 101 First Year Seminar* ENGR 112 Engineering Design Tools 2 MATH 111 Calculus I* 4 Varies 1 st QuEST Social Science or History* ENGR 21 Engineering Statics ENGR 201 Project Management 1 ENGR 26 Circuits I 4 ENGR 27 Circuits II MATH 211 Calculus III 4 CIS 181 Computer Programming I PHYS 212 General Physics II 4 MATH 08 or Differential Equations OR Varies QuEST 1 st Language course* ENGL xxx QuEST Literature* TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16 ENGR 242 Experimental Methods ENGR 290 Engineering Economics 2 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 64 Electrical Devices 4 ENGR 01 Seminar I 1 ENGR 65 Linear Systems ENGR 40 Analog Electronics ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 42 Embedded Systems Design 4 BIBL 20x QuEST Knowledge of the Bible* WELL 1XX MATH 261 or Linear Algebra OR Wellness* 1 MATH 08 Differential Equations Varies QuEST 2nd Language course* ENGR 02 Seminar II 1 ENGR 254 Materials Engineering 4 ENGR 67 Electromagnetics ENGR 66 Control Systems 4 ENGR 488 Project III 2 ENGR 69 Communications Systems THEO 2xx QuEST Christian Beliefs* ENGR 489 Project IV 2 Varies QuEST Philosophy/Religion* Varies QuEST Ethics/Worldviews/Pluralism* Varies 2 nd QuEST History* Varies QuEST Non-western or cross-cultural* 2- TOTAL TOTAL 16
6 Environmental Concentration ENGR 111 Intro to Engineering 2 IDCR 151 Created & Called for Community* COMM 105 Oral Communication* PHYS 211 General Physics I 4 IDFY 101 First Year Seminar* ENGR 112 Engineering Design Tools 2 MATH 111 Calculus I* 4 Varies 1 st QuEST Social Science or History* MATH 211 Calculus III 4 ENGR 201 Project Management 1 MATH 261 or Linear Algebra or MATH 08 Differential Equations ENGR 242 Experimental Methods PHYS 212 General Physics II 4 ENGR 21 or BIOL 162 Engineering Statics OR Plant Form and Function BIOL 160 or Molecular and Cellular Biology ENGR 21 Engineering Statics -4 ENGR 254 Materials Engineering 4 WELL 1XX Wellness* 1 Varies QuEST 1 st Language course* CHEM 106 General Chemistry II 4 TOTAL TOTAL 18 ENGR 26 Circuits I 4 ENGR 290 Engineering Economics 2 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 72 Fluid Mechanics 4 ENGR 01 Seminar I 1 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 21 Environmental Engineering 4 ENGR 440 or Water and Wastewater Treatment or ENGR 442 Hazardous Waste and Air Pollution Manageme ENGR 71 Thermodynamics GIS 245 Intro. Geo. Info. Sys Varies QuEST 2nd Language course* MATH 08 or Differential Equations OR ENGR 22 Water Resources Engineering ENGR 440 or Water and Wastewater Treatment or ENGR 442 Hazardous Waste and Air Pollution Manageme ENGR 415 Engineering Project 2 ENGR415 Engineering Project 2 ENGR 02 Seminar II 1 THEO 2xx QuEST Christian Beliefs* ENGL xxx QuEST Literature* Varies QuEST Non-western or cross-cultural* 2- BIBL 20x QuEST Knowledge of the Bible* Varies Philosophy/Religion* Varies 2 nd QuEST History* Varies Ethics/VW/Pluralism* TOTAL 15 TOTAL 16-17
7 Mechanical Concentration ENGR 111 Intro to Engineering 2 IDCR 151 Created & Called for Community* COMM 105 Oral Communication* PHYS 211 General Physics I 4 IDFY 101 First Year Seminar* ENGR 112 Engineering Design Tools 2 MATH 111 Calculus I* 4 Varies 1 st QuEST Social Science or History* ENGR 21 Engineering Statics ENGR 201 Project Management 1 MATH 211 Calculus III 4 ENGR 2 Mechanics of Materials PHYS 212 General Physics II 4 ENGR 22 Engineering Dynamics ENGR 26 Circuits I 4 ENGR 254 Materials Engineering 4 WELL 1xx Wellness* 1 ENGR 242 Experimental Methods Varies QuEST 1 st Language course* TOTAL 16 TOTAL 17 ENGR 01 Seminar I 1 ENGR 290 Engineering Economics 2 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 ENGR 72 Fluid Mechanics 4 ENGR 71 Thermodynamics ENGR 81 Mechanical Design ENGR 7 Instrum. & Measurement ENGR 415 Engineering Project 1 MATH 261 or MATH 08 or Differential Equations OR Linear Algebra OR Differential Equations MATH 08 Varies QuEST 2nd Language course* BIBL 20x QuEST Knowledge of the Bible* Varies QuEST Philosophy/Religion* TOTAL 17 TOTAL 16 ENGR 84 Manufacturing Processes ENGR 66 Control Systems 4 ENGR 74 Heat Transfer 4 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 2 ENGR 415 Engineering Project 2 Varies 2 nd QuEST History* THEO 2xx QuEST Christian Beliefs* Varies QuEST Ethics/Worldviews/Pluralism* ENGL xxx QuEST Literature* Varies QuEST Non-western or cross-cultural* 2- ENGR 02 Seminar II 1 TOTAL 16 TOTAL 14-15
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