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

College of Education, Engineering, and Professional Studies
MATH 337 Differential Equations I ..................3
SPCOM 103 Speaking & Listening.....................3
General Education .....................................................3
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TOTAL 34
Junior Year
Courses Titles Credits
EN 321 Thermodynamics I .........................3
EN 343 Engineering Economy ...................3
EN 365 Stochastic Systems Engineering ...4
EN 420 Simulation Experiments................4
EN 439 Time and Motion Studies...............2
EN 441 Manufacturing Processes ..............4
EN 443 Quality Control and Reliability........3
EN 471 Operations Research.....................3
General Education ....................................................3
Technical Elective ......................................................3
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TOTAL 32
Senior Year
Courses Titles Credits
EN 430 Project Planning and Control.........3
EN 440 Safety Engineering ........................3
EN 473 Computer Integrated
Manufacturing................................3
EN 475 Facility, Planning and Design ........3
EN 477 Operations Planning and Control...3
EN 488 Engineering Design Projects .........3
EN 493 Senior Seminar..............................2
Technical Electives ....................................................3
General Education ....................................................6
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TOTAL 29
PRE-ENGINEERING PROGRAM
Students seeking to major in some area of engineering
other than mechatronics or industrial engineering (for
example, civil, electrical, or mechanical engineering)
can complete at least 60 credits (two years) of courses
that will transfer to other engineering schools. The
courses should be selected in consultation with an
Engineering faculty member and an advisor at the
school to which the student plans to transfer. Generally
recommended courses for a student planning to
transfer to another engineering school include:
Courses Titles Credits
CHEM 121/L General Chemistry I/Lab................5
MATH 126 Calculus & Analytic Geometry I .....5
MATH 224 Calculus & Analytic Geometry II ....5
MATH 337 Differential Equations I ..................3
PHYS 221/L General Physics I/Lab................... 5
PHYS 222/L General Physics II/Lab.................. 5
EN 101 Problem Solving for Engineers...... 3
EN 211 Engineering Mechanics I............... 3
EN 212 Engineering Mechanics II.............. 3
EN 231/L Circuit Analysis I/Lab .................... 5
EN 321 Thermodynamics I ........................ 3
EN 324/L Material Science and
Engineering/Lab............................ 4
Humanities, Social Sciences & History courses
A student who intends to transfer elsewhere and then
decides to stay at CSU-Pueblo will be able to count all
of the above courses toward the BSE-Mechatronics or
the BSIE.
MINOR IN ENGINEERING
The Engineering minor is appropriate for students who
want to add knowledge of engineering to their study of
a technical field, such as chemistry, mathematics, or
physics. The courses in the minor have prerequisites
(calculus and physics) that are not listed below.
Specific Requirements for the Minor in
Engineering
Courses Titles Credits
EN 101 Problem Solving for Engineers ..... 3
EN 103 Introduction to Engineering ........... 2
EN 107 Engineering Graphics ................... 2
EN 211 Engineering Mechanics I............... 3
EN 212 Engineering Mechanics II.............. 3
EN 231/L Circuit Analysis I/Lab .................... 5
EN 321 Thermodynamics I ........................ 3
EN 343 Engineering Economy................... 3
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TOTAL 24
MINOR IN INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
The minor in Industrial Engineering is appropriate for
students who want to add considerations of efficiency,
quality, and safety to their study of a technical field,
such as chemistry, mathematics, or physics. Some of
the courses in the minor have prerequisites (calculus
and physics) that are not listed below.
Specific Requirements for the Minor in Industrial
Engineering
Courses Titles Credits
EN 101 Problem Solving for Engineers ..... 3
EN 103 Introduction to Engineering ........... 2
EN 107 Engineering Graphics ................... 2
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