Bachelor of Science in Plastics Engineering Curriculum Plan Sheet – Fall 2014 *Accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology Name ID Number Program Director Date Date 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012, 410/347-7700 Communication Skills ENGL-101 ENGL-111 ENGL-102 ENGL-112 SPCOM-100 Freshman English Composition OR Freshman English – Honors I Freshman English Reading and Related Writing OR Freshman English – Honors II Fundamentals of Speech 3 3 3 3 3 Analytical Reasoning & Natural Sciences MATH-153 MATH-154 CHEM-135 Calculus I Calculus II College Chemistry I 4 4 5 Humanities and Social Sciences Minimum of six (6) different areas for breadth from the following approved General Education listings: Arts & Humanities [minimum two (2) subject areas] Social & Behavioral Sciences 6 6 [minimum two (2) subject areas] Contemporary Issues 3 [one (1) subject area] Social Responsibility & Ethical Reasoning 3 [one (1) subject area] GE Selective [3 credits used in AR&NS] Racial & Ethnic studies endorsement Global studies endorsement Mathematics and Basic Sciences CHEM-325 STAT-330 MATH-250 PHYS-291 MECH-292 PHYS-282 Chemistry of Polymers Probability & Statistics Differential Equations/Linear Algebra Statics Dynamics University Physics II 4 3 3 3 3 5 Engineering Core ELEC-290 MECH-294 MFGE-275 MFGE-391 MFGT-150 PLE-349 PLE-449 Circuits & Devices Mechanics of Materials Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer Fluid Mechanics Introduction to Engineering Materials Intern Experience or Cooperative Experience 4 3 3 3 3 1 Polymer/Plastic Materials, Processes, Analysis and Testing MFGT-250 MFGT-341 PLE-305 PLE-310 PLE-340 PLE-360 PLE-420 Introduction to Plastics Injection Molding Technology Extrusion Theory and Application Inj. Mold. Theory, Design, & Appl. Process Simulation and Analysis Testing and Analysis of Plastics Transport Phenom. Plastics Eng. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Product and Production System Design ENGGR-112 ENGGR-210 MFGE-325 MFGE-363 MFGE-415 PLE-405 PLE-410 Engineering Graphics Fundamentals 3 Engineering Graphics Using Solid Modeling 3 Computer Aided Manufacturing 3 Controls & Instrumentation 4 Machine Vision & Robotics 2 Capstone I: Process/Product Design 3 Capstone II: Process/Product Development 3 Advisor Notes Key: C = Category Complete St = Stout Course T = Transfer Course W = Waived Course/Credits Su = Substitute Course Engineering and Professional Competitiveness INMGT-300 Engineering Economy INMGT-335 Lean Manufacturing Systems INMGT-422 Quality Engineering TOTAL CREDIT HOURS: 2 4 3 129 When scheduling co-ops be aware that some classes are only offered one semester per year. Be sure to visit with your advisor or program director to confirm that your co-op will not interfere with your program plan.