Bachelor of Science in Plastics Engineering
Curriculum Plan Sheet - 2010
Name
ID Number
Program Director
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
2
Analytical Reasoning Skills
MATH-153
MATH-154
Calculus I
Calculus II
4
4
Health and Physical Education
from approved General Education listing
2
Humanities and the Arts and Social and Behavioral
Sciences
9 credits from 3 different areas for HUMART, and 9 credits from 3
different areas for SBSCI from approved General Education listings:
 H umanities and the Arts
9
 Social and Behavioral Sciences
9
Ethnic Studies endorsement
Global Perspectives endorsement
Natural Sciences
CHEM-135
College Chemistry I
5
Technology
from approved General Education listing
2
Mathematics and Basic Sciences
CHEM-325
MATH-250
PHYS-281
PHYS-282
STAT-330
Chemistry of Polymers
Differential Equations/Linear Algebra
University Physics I
University Physics II
Probability & Statistics
4
3
5
5
3
Date
Date
Engineering Core
ELEC-290
MECH-293
MECH-294
MFGE-275
MFGE-391
MFGT-150
Circuits & Devices
Engineering Mechanics
Mechanics of Materials
Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
Fluid Mechanics
Introduction to Engineering Materials
4
3
3
2
2
3
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
Engineering Graphics Using Solid Modeling
Computer Aided Manufacturing
Controls & Instrumentation
Machine Vision & Robotics
Capstone I: Process/Product Design
Capstone II: Process/Product Development
3
3
3
4
2
3
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
2-3
4
3
Professional Selective (1 credit minimum)
PLE-349
PLE-449
Intern Experience
Cooperative Experience
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS:
1-3
1-3
132
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.