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2020-2021 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

3 + 2 Engineering Program

Requirements

Students must satisfy the following requirements: The completion of 27 transferable course credits with a minimum of 18 completed at Saint Mary’s. The core curriculum requirements are modified to fit in three years rather than four. Students are not required to take: SEM 104 , a fourth Jan Term, a second TRS course, a fourth engaging the world area, or a language. All other core curriculum requirements remain in place.

Habits of Mind:

Collegiate Seminar Courses:

3 courses including

Writing Courses:

3 courses including

Pathways to Knowledge:

Artistic Understanding:

2 courses designated as meeting the Artistic Analysis learning outcomes and at least .25 credits in a course designated as meeting the Creative Practice learning outcome.

Mathematical Understanding:

1 course

Scientific Understanding:

1 course, with laboratory

Social, Historical, and Cultural Understanding:

2 courses

Theological Understanding:

1 course, Christian Foundations

Engaging the World:

3 courses that span three of the following four areas: Common Good, American Diversity, Global Perspectives, and Community Engagement

Completion of the following courses:

Note

* MATH 120  may be substituted for an upper division Physics elective

OR

For future CS Engineers:

Completion of the following courses:

Note

* MATH 120  may be substituted for an upper division Physics elective

Note

Other courses may be required or recommended for a particular branch of engineering. The student must consult with the 3 + 2 Engineering Program director regarding their course of study.