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Aerospace Engineering/Business Administration—BS/MBAAcceptance CriteriaGood standing as an aerospace engineering undergraduate and acceptanceas a graduate student by the School of Management.Advising NotesStudents apply directly to the School of Management during theirjunior year to be admitted to the MBA Program. The MBA coursesshown below are representative of those currently required but maychange prior to a student’s acceptance into the MBA Program. Studentsshould confirm MBA program requirements upon their application andacceptance to that program directly with the School of Management.Required CoursesCHE 107 General Chemistry for EngineersEAS 140 Engineering SolutionsEAS 200 EE Concepts/NonmajorsEAS 204 ThermodynamicsEAS 207 StaticsEAS 208 DynamicsEAS 209 Mechanics of SolidsEAS 230 Higher-Level LanguageEAS 308 StatisticsMAE 177 Introduction to Engineering Drawing and CADMAE 277 Introduction to Mechanical and AerospaceEngineering PracticeMAE 311 Machines and Mechanisms IMAE 334 Introduction to Instrumentation and ComputersMAE 335 Fluid MechanicsMAE 336 Heat TransferMAE 338 Fluid and Heat Transfer LaboratoryMAE 340 Systems AnalysisMAE 376 Applied Math for Mechanical and Aerospace EngineersMAE 377 Product Design in a CAD EnvironmentMAE 381 Engineering MaterialsMAE 385 Engineering Materials LaboratoryMAE 415 Analysis of StructuresMAE 416 Aerospace StructuresMAE 422 Gas DynamicsMAE 423 Introduction to PropulsionMAE 424 AerodynamicsMAE 425 Spacecraft Dynamics and ControlMAE 436 Flight DynamicsMAE 451 Design Process and MethodsMGA 604 Introduction to Financial AccountingMGB 601 Behavioral and Organizational Concepts for ManagementMGE 601 Economics for ManagersMGF 631 Financial ManagementMGM 625 Marketing ManagementMGS 630 Operations and Service ManagementMGS 641 Strategic ManagementMTH 141 College Calculus IMTH 142 College Calculus IIMTH 241 College Calculus IIIMTH 306 Introduction to Differential EquationsPHY 107 General Physics IPHY 108/PHY 158 General Physics II/LabEight MBA electivesTwo MBA flex core coursesSummaryTotal required credit hours for the undergraduate portion.................. 111Total required credit hours for the BS/MBA.......................................... 162See Baccalaureate Degree Requirements for general educationand remaining university requirementsRecommended Sequence of Program RequirementsFIRST YEARFall—CHE 107, EAS 140, MTH 141Spring—EAS 230, MAE 177, MTH 142, PHY 107SECOND YEARFall—EAS 204, EAS 207, MAE 277, MTH 241, PHY 108/PHY 158Spring—EAS 200, EAS 208, EAS 209, MTH 306, one science electiveTHIRD YEARFall—MAE 334, MAE 335, MAE 376, MAE 377, MAE 381Spring—MAE 336, MAE 340, MAE 385, MAE 422, one applied mathelectiveFOURTH YEARFall—MAE 338, MAE 423, MAE 424, MAE 436, MGA 604,MGB 601, MGE 601Spring—MGF 631, MGM 625, MGS 630, two MBA flex core courses,one MBA electiveFIFTH YEARFall—MAE 415, MAE 451, four MBA electivesSpring—MAE 416, MAE 434, MGS 641, three MBA electivesContact the School of Management for flex core courses and electives options.Refer to the School of Management’s MBA Handbook forrequirements for MBA candidates.Upon completion of undergraduate program requirements andall management requirements, the combined degree is conferredat the end of the fifth year.ACADEMIC PROGRAMS OF STUDYUniversity at Buffalo • Undergraduate Catalog 2007-08 33