2007-2008 Catalog (PDF) - Colorado State University-Pueblo

College of Education, Engineering, and Professional Studies
CET 222 Dynamics.......................................3
ENG 102 Composition II................................3
General Education, Knowledge Component ..............3
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TOTAL 16
Junior - Fall
Courses Titles Credits
CET 316 Structural Analysis.........................3
CET 411 Hydraulics......................................3
CHEM 111/L Principles of Chemistry..................4
PHYS 201/L Principles of Physics I/Lab.............4
General Education, Knowledge Component ..............3
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TOTAL 17
Junior - Spring
Courses Titles Credits
CET 305 Construction Cost Estimating II .....3
CET 315 Soil Mechanics Technology...........3
CET 372 Traffic Analysis and Control...........3
CET 412 Hydrology ......................................3
General Education, Knowledge Component ..............3
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TOTAL 15
Senior - Fall
Courses Titles Credits
CET 405 Reinforced Concrete Design ..........3
CET 415 Water & Sewer System Design .......3
CET 455 Design Seminar ..............................1
CET Elective ..............................................................3
Technical Elective ......................................................3
General Education, History ........................................3
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TOTAL 16
Senior - Spring
Courses Titles Credits
CET 404 Structural Steel Design..................3
CET 456 Senior Project ...............................3
CET 473 Highway Design.............................3
CET Elective ......................................................3
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TOTAL 12
Total required credit hours .................................124
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM
Program Coordinator: Wade Bailey
Faculty: Bailey
A Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical
Engineering Technology (BSMET) and a minor in MET
are currently offered; but no new students will be
admitted to the program major or minor.
Students currently enrolled in the MET major or minor
program have until Spring 2009 to complete their
program.
Program Goals
• To prepare graduates in mechanical engineering
technology to function effectively throughout the
engineering spectrum.
• To graduate students who can apply to theoretical
foundations and skills of their discipline to solve
practical engineering problems by using existing
technology.
• To maintain accreditation for all programs as
defined by the Technology Accreditation Commission
of the Accreditation Board for Engineering
and Technology.
Expected Student Outcomes
General Requirements
• Graduates are required to complete an approved
program of study with a cumulative GPA of 2.000
or better in their major courses.
• Graduates are required to demonstrate skill and
knowledge in the areas of quantitative analysis
and science by having a cumulative GPA of 2.000
or better in the mathematics/physics, and
chemistry courses.
• All mechanical engineering technology majors are
required to demonstrate the ability to solve
problems appropriate to their discipline, to use
computer skills and to complete a final senior-year
technical project requiring design and fabrication
of a working model followed by written and oral
presentations.
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