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B.E. REQUIREMENTS
B.E. students take required courses and electives in mathematics, basic science,
engineering sciences, and engineering design. Students in the Dartmouth class of
2011 and beyond (including dual-degree students receiving the B.E. in 2012) can plan
their A.B. and B.E. degree programs using the following chart. Students in the
Dartmouth class of 2010 should consult the planning/advising sheets at
engineering.dartmouth.edu/express.
Mathematics
and natural
science
Engineering
common core
Engineering
distributive core
(choose 2)
Engineering
gateway
(choose 2
from 2 different
disciplines)
Engineering
electives
(choose 6)
Capstone
engineering
design
Total
MATH 3, 8, 13
PHYS 13, 14
CHEM 5
ENGS 91, 92, or 93 (formerly 103)
2 non-introductory courses chosen from ASTR 15 and above;
BIOL 12 and above; CHEM 6 or 10, 41 and above; COSC 19, 25, 39;
EARS 16 and above; ENGS 91, 92, 93,100, 104–106; ENVS 20, 79,
and 89; MATH 16 and above; PHYS 17, 19, 23, 24, 41 and above
ENGS 20 (counts as 0.5 course for B.E. credit)
ENGS 21, 22, 23
ENGS 24, 25, 26, 27
ENGS 31 or 32, ENGS 33 or 34, ENGS 35 or 36, ENGS 37
3 courses must form a coherent disciplinary concentration with
1 of these having significant design content; the remaining 3
electives may be chosen from ENGS or ENGG courses numbered
24–88, 110–174, 192 and 199; COSC 23–78 (except 32, 42) and
104–188 (except 110); or EARS 66. 2 of the 3 electives may be
mathematics or natural science courses as listed above.
ENGS 89/90 (formerly 190/290) (Prior to enrollment in ENGS 89,
at least 6 engineering courses must be completed. These include
ENGS 21 plus 5 additional courses numbered 22 to 76.)
Detailed information about specific courses that satisfy accreditation and Thayer
School requirements is in the Bachelor of Engineering Program Plan, available at
dartmouth.edu/bannerstudent
NOTE: The only B.E. courses that can be taken under the non-recording option are
MATH 3, 8, 13; PHYS 13, CHEM 5, and ENGS 20.
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