Degree Requirements

MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE (31-32 CREDITS)

CHEM 113/L     General Chemistry I with Lab (4)

CHEM 114/L     General Chemistry II with Lab (4)

PHYS 113/L      Physics for Scientists and Engineers I with Lab (4)

PHYS 114/L      Physics for Scientists and Engineers II with Lab (4)

MATH 129        Analytic Geometry/Calculus I (4)

MATH 130        Analytic Geometry/Calculus II (4)

MATH 231        Analytic Geometry/Calculus III (4)

MATH 237        Mathematical Methods for the Physical Sciences (3)

              OR

MATH 250        Linear Algebra (4)

GENERAL ENGINEERING CURRICULUM (9 CREDITS)

CS 111/L            Programming for Science and Engineering with Lab (3)

ENGR 150         Engineering Seminar (2)

ENGR 250/L     System Design and Analysis with Lab (4)

REQUIRED COURSES FOR B.S. PHYSICS, WITH AEROSPACE, BIOMEDICAL, MECHANICAL, CIVIL, ELECTRICAL AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TRACKS (22 CREDITS)

MATH 238        Differential Equations (3)

PHYS 231          Modern Physics with Lab (4)

PHYS 330          Classical Mechanics (3)

PHYS 371          Electricity and Magnetism I (3)

PHYS 350          Thermodynamics (3)

PHYS 440          Quantum Mechanics (3)

PHYS 490          Senior Physics Seminar (3)

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED COURSES FOR AEROSPACE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TRACKS (9 CREDITS)

PHYS 241          Statics (3)

PHYS 242          Mechanics of Solids (3)

(1) Upper level Aerospace or Mechanical Engineering course taken at ND or WashU required to satisfy the remaining Physics Elective Requirement

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED COURSES FOR BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING TRACK (11 CREDITS)

BIOL 213/L       Cell and Molecular Biology with Lab (4)

PHYS 233          Electronics I with Lab (4)

(1) Upper level Electrical or Biomedical Engineering course taken at ND or WashU required to satisfy the remaining Physics Elective Requirement

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED COURSES FOR CIVIL ENGINEERING TRACK (12 CREDITS)

MATH 361        Probability and Statistics I (3)

PHYS 241          Statics (3)

PHYS 242          Mechanics of Solids (3)

(1) Upper level Civil Engineering course taken at ND required to satisfy the remaining Physics Elective Requirement

ADDITIONAL REQUIRED COURSES FOR ELECTRICAL AND SYSTEMS ENGINEERING TRACKS (15 CREDITS)

CS 270/L            Computer Organization with Lab (4)

PHYS 233/L      Electronics I with Lab (4)

(2) Upper level Electrical Engineering courses taken at ND or WashU required to satisfy the remaining Physics Elective Requirement

REQUIRED COURSES FOR B.S. IN CHEMISTRY WITH CHEMICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING TRACKS (34-38 CREDITS)

MATH 238        Differential Equations (3)

CHEM 241        Organic Chemistry I with Lab (4)

CHEM 242        Organic Chemistry II with Lab (4)

CHEM 243        Analytical Chemistry with Lab (5)

CHEM 244        Instrumental Analysis with Lab (5)

CHEM 357        Physical Chemistry I with Lab (5)

CHEM 358        Physical Chemistry II with Lab (5)

CHEM 471        Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (3) – taken at Notre Dame or WashU

BIOL 213/L       Cell and Molecular Biology with Lab (4) – required for programs at Washington University

REQUIRED COURSES FOR B.S. IN COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH COMPUTER ENGINEERING TRACK (55 CREDITS)

CS 112               Introduction to Programming (3)

CS 120/L            Object Oriented Software Development with Lab (4)

CS 232/L            Data Structures with Lab (4)

CS 233 /L          Advanced Data Structures with Lab (4)

CS 256/L            Database Management Systems with Lab (4)

CS 270/L            Computer Organization with Lab (4)

CS 315               Programming Paradigms (3)

CS 364               Operating Systems (3)

MATH 127        Logics and Axiomatics (3)

MATH 235        Discrete Mathematics (3)

MATH 361        Probability and Statistics I (3)

PHYS 233/L      Electronics I with Lab (4)

CS 480               Software Engineering (3) – taken at the University of Notre Dame or WashU

(5) Upper level Electrical or Computer Engineering courses taken at ND or WashU required to satisfy the remaining Computer Science Elective Requirement

REQUIRED COURSES FOR B.S. IN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING TRACK (54-60 CREDITS)

ENST 201          Environmental Science I with Lab (4)

ENST 202          Environmental Science II with Lab (4)

ENST 401F        Water Quality Analysis (3)

CHEM 241        Organic Chemistry I with Lab (4)

CHEM 242        Organic Chemistry II with Lab (4)

MATH 361        Probability and Statistics I (3)

BIOL 113           Evolution and Diversity with Lab – fulfilled by taking CE 40341 (3) – Biological Process Design at the University of Notre Dame.

BIOL 210           Organisms and Ecosystems with Lab – fulfilled by taking CE 40350     (3) – Environmental Microbiology at the University of Notre Dame.

PHYS 241          Statics (3)

ENST 49X          Environmental Science Capstone (3) – taken at the University of Notre Dame

(6) ENST Electives (3/4 credits each) – taken at the University of Notre Dame

KING’S COLLEGE CORE CURRICULUM

(40 CREDITS)

Students will complete the majority of their CORE Curriculum requirements at King’s College. Some CORE courses may need to be completed at Notre Dame or WashU in order to fulfill each school’s respective general education requirements.

Academic Planners

Below are links to the curriculum planners for the 3+2 Engineering Dual Degree Program options:

Course Descriptions

ENGR 150 Engineering Seminar (2 credits)

This course serves as an introduction to the field of engineering and engineering careers, and introduces students to engineering issues such as ethics, communication, leadership and project management. The goal of this course is to prepare students for careers in engineering by exposing them to the fundamental engineering design tasks and activities, and participating in design projects using the engineering design process. Topics covered include computer aided design of components and assemblies, systems design, software applications, engineering documentation, and project management. Students may take ENGR 150 in their 1st or 2nd year as long as they are full-time students enrolled in an Engineering, Science or Mathematics program, or by permission of instructor. 2 Lecture Hours.

ENGR 250/L System Design and Analysis with Lab (4 credits)

This course focuses on the specification and design of engineering systems, expanding on the system engineering fundamentals covered in in ENGR 150. One of the goals of this course is to further develop within students the ability to ‘think like an engineer’, by critically analyzing engineering problems and developing creative solutions. By participating in design challenges, students will develop skills related to developing alternative design solutions, applying foundational scientific and mathematical principles, functioning within a team environment and communicating effectively. Special emphasis is placed on the use of sensors and actuators, graphical user interfaces, and system software development. Students will attend laboratory sessions that incorporate developing and analyzing software simulations and electro-mechanical systems as assigned, and will culminate with student generated solutions to complex system designs. Prerequisite: ENGR 150. 3 Lecture Hours and 3 Project Hours.

CS 111/L Programming for Science and Engineering with Lab (3 credits)

This course is an introduction to the practice of problem solving using spreadsheets and MATLAB, with an emphasis on the types of problems encountered in science and engineering. Topics include problem solving, control structures, simple data structures, basic numerical algorithms, and data visualization and analysis, with particular emphasis on using the extensive MATLAB libraries for solving these types of problems. Pre/co-requisite: Math 129. 2 Lecture Hours and 2 Laboratory Hours.

Please refer to the following links for Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Environmental Science course descriptions: