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Civil and Mechanical Engineering Program<br />
Educational Objectives<br />
The Civil Engineering curriculum provides a broad education in the fundamentals<br />
of Civil Engineering. Students may pursue a general program or may choose to<br />
specialize in Environmental, Structural, or Transportation areas.<br />
The Mechanical Engineering curriculum provides a broad education in the<br />
fundamentals of Mechanical Engineering. Students may pursue a general program<br />
or may choose a specialization in areas such as Thermal and Fluid Sciences, Solid<br />
Mechanics, or Mechatronics.<br />
The educational objectives provide each graduate with:<br />
1. Engineering Competence – Graduates are competent and engaged professionals<br />
in their field.<br />
2. Continuous Learning Skills – Graduates continue developing professionally.<br />
3. Professional Skills – Graduates demonstrate teamwork and leadershipskills,<br />
and are contributors in their profession.<br />
4. Societal Awareness – Graduates recognize the societal, ethical, and global<br />
impacts of their work.<br />
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering<br />
(127 credits)<br />
Special Admission Requirements<br />
Students must have adequate preparation in mathematics and chemistry to<br />
complete the freshman year in two semesters.<br />
Math<br />
All newstudents must take a math placement exam.<br />
Students with no high school trigonometry or lowplacement score should take<br />
MA 15900.<br />
Chemistry<br />
Students without one year of high school chemistry with an average grade of ‘C’<br />
or better should take CHM 10000 prior to CHM 11500.<br />
1. English and Communication<br />
ENGL 10400 English Composition I<br />
COM 11400 Fundamentals of Speech<br />
COM/ENGL 30700 Written and Oral Communication for Engineers<br />
2. Science and Mathematics<br />
CHM 11500 General Chemistry<br />
PHYS 15200 Mechanics<br />
PHYS 26100 Electricity Optics<br />
MA 16300 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I<br />
MA 16400 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II<br />
MA 26100 Multivariate Calculus<br />
MA 26400 Differential Equations<br />
MA 26500 Linear Algebra<br />
STAT 34500 Statistics<br />
Science Elective*<br />
* The Science Elective has to be an in an area of science other than PHYS or CHM, and consistent with<br />
the programeducational objectives. The list of science electives is available in the Department of<br />
Mechanical Engineering office (Powers 211) and at www.purduecal.edu/engr/electives.pdf.<br />
3. Humanities and Social Sciences (12 credits)<br />
Required<br />
PHIL 324<br />
Ethics for the Professions<br />
POL 305<br />
Technology and Society<br />
The balance (6 credits) is selected by the student and advisor to give the student an opportunity to<br />
explore areas within the humanities and social sciences. Credit for ECON21000 is not allowed<br />
Subject areas not acceptable are skills courses such as writing and speaking, accounting, industrial<br />
management, personal finance, ROTC, and personnel administration. Credit is not allowed for a<br />
student’s native language.<br />
4. General Engineering<br />
ENGR 15100 Software Tools for Engineers<br />
ENGR 18600 Engineering Freshman Seminar<br />
ENGR 19000 Elementary Engineering Design<br />
CE 11500 Engineering Drawing I<br />
CE 11600 Engineering Drawing II<br />
ME 31100 Engineering Economics and Project Management<br />
ME 42900 Senior Engineering Design I<br />
ME 43900 Senior Engineering Design II<br />
5. Civil Engineering<br />
CE 20100 Surveying & G.I.S<br />
CE 27101 Basic Mechanics I: Statics<br />
CE 27300 Mechanics of Materials<br />
CE 27500 Basic Mechanics II: Dynamics<br />
CE 31200 Fluid Mechanics<br />
CE 31300 Fluid Mechanics Laboratory<br />
CE 32200 Introduction to Construction Engineering<br />
CE 32300 Soil Engineering<br />
CE 33400 Structural Analysis<br />
CE 34200 Engineering Hydrology and Hydraulics<br />
CE 35100 Intro to Transportation Engineering<br />
CE 35400 Intro to Environmental Engineering<br />
CE 47100 Reinforced Concrete Design<br />
6. Mechanical Engineering<br />
ME 34500 Mechanical Engineering Experimentation<br />
7. Materials Science<br />
CE 20400 Civil Engineering Materials<br />
8. Civil Engineering Elective *<br />
Three courses from a list approved by the Engineering Undergraduate Committee.*<br />
**The list of electives is available in the Department of Mechanical Engineering office (Powers 211) and<br />
at www.purduecal.edu/engr/electives.pdf<br />
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical<br />
Engineering<br />
(127 CREDITS) EAC OF ABET ACCREDITED<br />
Special Admission Requirements<br />
Students must have adequate preparation in mathematics and chemistry to<br />
complete the freshman year in two semesters.<br />
Math<br />
All newstudents must take a math placement exam.<br />
Students with no high school trigonometry or lowplacement score should take MA 15900.<br />
Chemistry<br />
Students without one year of high school chemistry with an average grade of ‘C’<br />
or better should take CHM 10000 prior to CHM 11500.<br />
1. English and Communication<br />
ENGL 10400 English Composition I<br />
COM 11400 Fundamentals of Speech<br />
COM/ENGL 30700 Written and Oral Communication for Engineers<br />
2. Science and Mathematics<br />
CHM 11500 General Chemistry<br />
PHYS 15200 Mechanics<br />
PHYS 26100 Electricity Optics<br />
MA 16300 Calculus and Analytic Geometry I<br />
MA 16400 Calculus and Analytic Geometry II<br />
MA 26100 Multivariate Calculus<br />
MA 26400 Differential Equations<br />
MA 26500 Linear Algebra<br />
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