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Approved Courses 2011-12

Approved School of Engineering Breadth Courses

Find below links to SoE-approved courses to use for Math, Science, Technology in Society, and Engineering Fundamentals requirements for School of Engineering majors.

Math Courses 2011-12

Note: For students who elect to take the MATH 50 series but would like to gain experience in MATLAB, MATH 51M is offered autumn quarter for 1 unit, and can be taken simultaneously with MATH 51.

Science Courses 2011-12

Technology in Society Courses 2011-12

Engineering Fundamentals Courses 2011-12


ABET Unit Credits from 2010-2011 Courses (for students using 2010-11 Program Sheets in ChE, CE, EE, ENV, or ME)

Find below Engineering Science, Design, and Experimentation unit allocation for CS and ENGR courses. For ABET values of departmental courses for the accredited majors (Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Environmental, and Mechanical Engineering), see individual sections within Chapter 5 of the Handbook.

Engineering Science, Design, and Experimentation Unit Allocation 2010-11

Course
 		Computer Science Courses (CS)
 SCI
 DES
 EXP
 Total
CS 106A
Programming Methodology
 4
 1
 -
 5
CS 106B
Programming Abstractions
 4
 1
 -
 5
CS 106X
 Programming Abstractions (Accelerated)
 4
 1
 -
 5
CS 107
 Computer Organization & Systems
 2
 3
 -
 5
CS 108
 Object-oriented Systems Design
2
 2
 -
 4
CS 140
 Operating Systems & Systems Programming
4
 -
 -
 4
CS 143
 Compilers
 3
 1
 -
 4
CS 144
 Intro to Computer Networks
 4
 -
 -
 4
CS 145
 Introduction to Databases
 2
 2
 -
 4
CS 148
 Introductory Computer Graphics
 1
 2
 -
 3
CS 193C
 Client-Side Internet Technologies
 1
 1
 -
 3
CS 193D
 Prof Software Development with C++
1.5
 1.5
 -
 3
CS 194
 Software Project
 -
 3
 -
 3
CS 248
 Intro to Computer Graphics
 2
 1
 -
 3



Course
 Engineering Courses (ENGR)                      
SCI
 DES
 EXP
 Total
ENGR 10
 Introduction to Engineering Analysis (Sum)
 4
 -
 -
 4
ENGR 14/14S
 Applied Mechanics: Statics (A,S/W)
 2
 1
 -
 3
ENGR 15
 Dynamics (A,S)
 2
 1
 -
 3
ENGR 20
 Intro to Chemical Engineering (same as CHEMENG 20) (S)
 2
 1
 -
 3
ENGR 25B
 Biotechnology (same as CHEMENG 25B) (S)
 2
 1
 -
 3
ENGR 25E

Energy: Chemical Transformation for Production,

Storage, and Use (same as CHEMENG 25E) (W)

2
 1
 -
 3
ENGR 30
 Engineering Thermodynamics (A,W)
 3
 -
 -
 3
ENGR 40
 Introductory Electronics (A,S)
 3
 2
 2
 5
ENGR 50
 Intro to Materials Science, Nantechnology Emphasis (W,S)
 4
 -
 -
 4
ENGR 50E
 Intro to Materials Science, Energy Emphasis (W)
 4
 -
 -
 4
ENGR 50M
 Intro to Materials Science, Biomaterials Emphasis (A)
 4
 -
 -
 4
ENGR 60
 Engineering Economy (A,S)
 3
 -
 -
 3
ENGR 62
 Intro to Optimization (same as MS&E 111) (A,S)
 4
 -
 -
 4
ENGR 70A
 Programming Methodology (A,W,S,Sum)
 3
 2
 -
 5
ENGR 70B
 Programming Abstractions (A,W,S,Sum)
 3
 2
 -
 5
ENGR 70X
 Programming Abstractions, Accelerated (A)
 3
 2
 -
 5
ENGR 80
 Intro to Bioengineering (S)
 4
 -
 -
 4
ENGR 102E
 Tech/Professional Writing for Electrical Engineers
 -
 -
 -
 1
ENGR 102M
 Tech/Profess Writing for Mechanical Engrs
 -
 -
 -
 1
ENGR 105
 Feedback Control Design (W,Sum)
 1
 2
 -
 3
ENGR 120
 Fundamentals of Petroleum Engineer (A)
 2
 1
 -
 3
ENGR 205
 Introduction to Control Design Techniques (A)
 1
 2
 -
 3
ENGR 206
 Control System Design and Simulation (not given 2010-11)
 -
 3-4
 -
 3-4
ENGR 207A
 Linear Control Systems I (not given 2010-11)
 -
 -
 -
 3
ENGR 207B
 Linear Control Systems II (W)
 1
 2
 2
 3
ENGR 207C
 Linear Control Systems III (A)
 -
 -
 -
 3
ENGR 209A
 Analysis & Control of Nonlinear Systems (W)
 -
 3
 -
 3




Unit Allocation Lists for Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Environmental, and Mechanical Engineering can be found in the 2010-11 UGHB, Chapter 5, the major programs section; see Handbooks page.

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