2020-2021
Engineering Arts
Engineering Arts
Program Type
Bachelor of Science (BS)
Program Contact
Professor Homer White
Program Options
Core Courses for all Engineering Majors
(36 hours required)
- COMM115: Professional Communication (3 credit hours)
- CSC115: Computer Science I (3 credit hours)
- MAT125: Calculus I (3 credit hours)
- MAT225: Calculus II (3 credit hours)
- MAT325: Calculus III (3 credit hours)
- MAT345: Ordinary Differential Equations (3 credit hours)
- PHY211: College Physics I (4 credit hours)
- PHY212: College Physics II (4 credit hours)
- PHY241: Engineering Physics (3 credit hours)
- CHE111: General Chemistry I (4 credit hours)
- CHE112: General Chemistry II (3 credit hours)
SELECT REMAINING CORE COURSES FROM ONE OF THE FOLLOWING TRACKS:
University of Kentucky Chemical Engineering
(12 hours required)
- CHE113: General Chemistry II Lab (1 credit hours)
- CHE201: Organic Chemistry I (3 credit hours)
- CHE202: Organic Chemistry Lab I - Techniques and Synthesis (1 credit hours)
- CHE331: Physical Chemistry I (4 credit hours)
- PHY317: Statics (3 credit hours)
University of Kentucky Civil Engineering
(13 hours required)
- CHE113: General Chemistry II Lab (1 credit hours)
- PHY313: Thermal Physics (3 credit hours)
- PHY317: Statics (3 credit hours)
- PHY319: Dynamics (3 credit hours)
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Upper-Level Math Elective
University of Kentucky Electrical Engineering
(10 hours required)
- CHE113: General Chemistry II Lab (1 credit hours)
- PHY313: Thermal Physics (3 credit hours)
- PHY317: Statics (3 credit hours)
- PHY319: Dynamics (3 credit hours)
University of Kentucky Mechanical Engineering
(13 hours required)
- CHE113: General Chemistry II Lab (1 credit hours)
- PHY313: Thermal Physics (3 credit hours)
- PHY317: Statics (3 credit hours)
- PHY319: Dynamics (3 credit hours)
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Upper-Level Math Elective
Notes:
Depending on the particular engineering program, there will sometimes be additional courses needed so that the student can be accepted for Engineering Standing in their chosen department. To assure a timely progression in the student’s chosen program, the student may wish to take some of these courses during the summer.