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C OLLEGE OF E NGINEERING alworking along with other academic skills. At the Center, the candidate works 40 hours per week at various manufacturing job rotations while taking electronically delivered college-level courses with the assistance of faculty coaches and on-site tutors. The integrated engineering experience provides an education for advanced manufacturing engineer-technologists at world competitive levels. Further information on admission to this special program is available through the Greenfield Coalition Program Manager, 248.204.2069 or visit the office in E179 LEAR ENTREPRENEURIAL CENTER The Lear Entrepreneurial Center at Lawrence Technological University offers students from various disciplines the opportunity to work in a business-model setting to solve real-world engineering problems. Students enrolled in this program can earn a Certificate in Entrepreneurship while pursuing an engineering degree with no additional semester credit hour requirement. Within the College of Engineering, Entrepreneurship Certificates are offered in the Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Electrical and Computer Engineering Departments. The entrepreneurial program addresses entrepreneurial management in start-up ventures and new business development in existing companies. The program provides a vehicle for sharpening skills in business process and teamwork as well as industry specific technical skills. These skills are designed for students to start their own companies, work in small businesses, or initiate jobs in larger companies. The certificate program consists of courses, conferences, internships and student run enterprises, which are designed to provide entrepreneurship education in which inquiry, creativity, and innovation are the norm, and theory and practice go hand-in-hand. GLOBAL ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE PROGRAM The Global Engineering certificate at Lawrence Technological University offers students a unique opportunity to study internationally and work in an international multicultural business environment. The program has been launched with partner universities and international engineering companies. It is an undergraduate program for Lawrence Tech students involving studying one semester and working one semester abroad. In return, international students are invited to work and study at Lawrence Tech. The Global Engineering certificate program is an extension of cooperative education incorporating an international experience — both work and study. A certificate is presented to students who successfully complete the requirements of the program. The Global Engineering program was created to address the increasing need for engineers with international understanding and experience. The program opens the doors to great opportunities for students in the U.S. and abroad — to experience cultural and technological advantages, and gain a common understanding of different cultures in a global business. Lawrence Tech students who participate in the program live with other international students in college housing overseas. Student participants in the Global Engineering program are among a select few. Applicants must meet requirements of the traditional Lawrence Tech Co-op Program, and be selected to participate in this international experience. The coordinator of Global Engineering and representatives of international corporations interview applicants to the GEC program. Students who are accepted into this program will receive a corporate sponsored scholarship that partly subsidizes their educational and travel expenses while living and studying abroad. COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Engineering and Engineering Technology: A co-op program is offered for qualified students in civil, electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering and engineering technology who have reached the junior year. To be accepted as a co-op student, applicants must have completed all the mathematics, science, English and communications requirements of the common core by the first work period; and must successfully complete a personal interview with the program director. A minimum cumulative GPA of 2.25 is required. Transfer students must have completed at least one semester at Lawrence Tech prior to the first work assignment. Co-op placement depends on the availability of appropriate jobs in industry. The employer makes the final selection of candidates. Consequently, Lawrence Tech cannot guarantee that applicants, otherwise qualified, will be placed in a co-op position. Co-op students alternate between periods of study in school and periods of employment in industry. Both types of learning experiences are planned and supervised to contribute to the students’ education and employability. The work assignment provided by the employer is approved by the co-op director in association with an engineering faculty member. Co-op companies are expected to provide workplace experience related to the student’s major. Co-op students are paid by their employer. Interested students can obtain complete information, including limitations and requirements, by contacting the office of Career Services. 128 U N D E R G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7
C OLLEGE OF E NGINEERING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING Total Semester credit hours: 131 FRESHMAN YEAR FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER COURSE CR. COURSE CR. NO. SUBJECT HRS. NO. SUBJECT HRS. COM1001 University Seminar 1 LLT1213 World Masterpcs 1 3 COM1103 English Comp 3 SSC2413 Found Am Exper 3 ECE1101 CE Comp Graph Lab 1 MCS1424 Calculus 2 4 ECE1102 Comp App Lab 2 GLG1103 Geology 3 MCS1414 Calculus 1 4 ECE1413 CE Materials 3 CHM1213 Univ Chemistry 1 3 CHM1221 Univ Chem 1 Lab 1 ECE1012 Civil Engr Perspect 2 17 16 SOPHOMORE YEAR COM2103 Tech & Prof Comm 3 EGE2013 Statics 3 LLT1223 World Masterpcs 2 3 EEE2123 Circuits & Elec 3 ECE1013 Surv & Land Meas 3 MCS2423 Diff Equations 3 MCS2414 Calculus 3 4 PHY2423 Univ Physics 2 3 PHY2413 Univ Physics 1 3 PHY2431 Univ Physics 2 Lab 1 PHY2421 Univ Physics 1 Lab 1 SSC2423 Devel Am Exper 3 17 16 JUNIOR YEAR SSC2303 Basic Economics 3 ECE3213 Construction Engr 3 MCS3403 Prob & Statistics 3 ECE3324 Environ Engr 1 4 ECE3523 Hydromechanics 3 ECE3424 Geotechnical Engr 4 EGE3012 Engr Cost Analysis 2 ECE3723 Theory of Structures 3 ECE3013 Mech of Materials 3 ECE3823 Transportation Engr 3 Engr Sci Elective 3 17 17 SENIOR YEAR ECE4021 CE Design Proj 1 1 ECE4033 CE Design Proj 2 3 ECE4051 Ethics & Prof Issues 1 ECE4761 Struc Des Test Lab 1 ECE4544 Hydraulic Engr 4 LLT/SSC Jr/Sr Elective 3 ECE4743 Concrete Design 3 Civil Engr Electives 9 Civil Engr Electives 6 15 15 Graduate-level courses can also be used to fulfill technical elective elements. Up to seven credits of graduate-level courses, taken while enrolled as an undergraduate student, can be applied towards a Master’s degree. Today, being an engineer isn’t enough. Industry is looking for engineers who not only possess the technical skills of an engineering degree, but who also have a background in business practices TECHNICAL ELECTIVE that gives them the savvy to meld engineering skills with the practicalities of business. Students majoring in civil engineering at Lawrence Tech have the unique option to get a certificate in Entrepreneurship in addition to their engineering degree for the same number of credits. For more information about the program, please visit the Lear Entrepreneurial Center website: learcenter@ltu.edu. DESIGN CREDITS ECE4243 Civil Engr Management Principles 0 ECE4263 Cost Estimating, Bidding & Contracting 0 ECE4343 Environmental Engineering 2 1 ECE4563 Hydrology 1 ECE4733 Advanced Structural Analysis 0 ECE4363 Environmental Design 3 ECE4443 Foundation Engineering 3 ECE4623 Project Design, Planning & Scheduling 1 ECE4753 Steel Design 3 ECE4843 Highway Engineering 3 See your academic advisor for elective requirements and further specific information on your degree program. Dual majors will be permitted a number of substitutions as approved by the department chairman consistent with accreditation requirements. CIVIL ENGINEERING ADVISOR: Contact the Civil Engineering Department, 248.204.2545, room E023, for your assigned faculty advisor (they are assigned by student number). Engineering Science Elective (3 credits): One course to be selected from he following: EGE3003 Thermodynamics, EGE3043 Dynamics, or EME4613 Introduction to Thermal Systems (non-ME). Technical Electives (15 credits): Five technical electives to be chosen from the following list of courses so that the design credits equal or exceed seven U N D E R G R A D U A T E C A T A L O G 2 0 0 5 - 2 0 0 7 129
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