Degree: Bachelor of Science in Engineering
For Students Entering Fall 2015
This is a sample schedule to illustrate how long it will take to complete this degree plan. Additional semesters may be necessary if you are required to complete courses listed in the right-hand column or if you repeat courses. Consult
with your academic advisor before changing the sequence of courses. Some courses are not offered every semester and some courses have prerequisites. Check the course description in the current catalog for details. Failure to
complete courses in the recommended sequence may delay graduation.
Courses to take in a long
semester or summer
session
FR
Fall
(15)
†BIBL 101
Life and Teaching of
Jesus
(3)
FR
Spring
(17)
ENGL 112
Composition and
Literature
(3)
SO
Fall
(17)
BIBL102
Early Christians: Life,
Literature, and
Community
(3)
ENGR 115/116
Introduction to Engineering/Lab
(3)
MATH 185
Calculus I
(3)
(Math)
†ENGL 111
Composition & Rhetoric
(3)
†CORE 110
Cornerstone
(3)
CHEM 131/133
General Chemistry I/Lab
(4)
ENGR 131
Computer Aided
Design
(3)
PHYS 220/221
Engineering Physics I/Lab
(4)
(Science, 3 hrs)
MATH 186
Calculus II
(3)
ENGR 220
Statics
(3)
PHYS 222/223
Engineering Physics II/Lab
(4)
(Science, 3 hrs)
ENGR 135/136
Intro to Electronic
Circuits/Lab
(4)
MATH 361
Ordinary Differential
Equations
(3)
SO
Spring
(16)
CORE 210
Human Identity and
Community
(3)
ENGR 481
Thermodynamics
(3)
JR
Fall
(15)
BIBL 211
Message of the Old
Testament
(3)
ENGR 305
EHS (2)
ENGR 306
Engineering Ethics (1)
ENGR 222
Dynamics
(3)
PHYS 330/331
Modern Physics/Lab
(4)
(Gen. Ed. Elective, 3 hrs)
ENGR 333
Fluid Mechanics
(3)
ENGR ELECTIVE
(3)
Required if
condition
of Admission:
UNIV 011
Learning
Strategies
May be required
based
on ACT or SAT
scores:
MATH 286
Calculus III
(3)
MATH:
ENGR 390
Junior Clinic/Studio
(3/0)
MATH 109
MATH 124
ENGLISH:
JR
Spring
(16)
LITERATURE (200-299)
(3)
SR
Fall
(16)
ADVANCED BIBLE
(300-499)
(3)
SR
Spring
(16)
BCOR 310
(3)
COMM 211
Speech and Rhetoric
(3)
ENGR ELECTIVE
(2)
FOREIGN
LANGUAGE/
CULTURAL
AWARENESS
(3)
Each block represents 3 hours unless otherwise noted. † Freshman Requirement.
save these courses. See www.acu.edu/study-abroad for updated courses.
ENGR
ELECTIVE
(3)
ENGR 342/343
Measurement
Techniques/Lab
(4)
ENGR
ELECTIVE
(3)
ECON 350 Engineering Economics
(3)
(Social Science/Fine
Arts/Humanities)
ENGR ELECTIVE
(3)
MATH/SCIENCE ELECTIVE
*To be selected from approved list
(4)
ENGR 430
Senior Clinic I
(3)
PHIL 379
Philosophy, Religion & Science
(3)
(Social Science/Fine
Arts/Humanities)
ENGR 432
Senior Clinic II
(3)
PEAC
WELLNESS OR
ACTIVITY
(1)
PEAC
ACTIVITY
(1)
ENGL 003/004
ENGL 106/006
ENGL 107/007
Total Hours =
128
∙ This course or its equivalent is offered at one of ACU’s semester-long Study Abroad sites. Those planning to study abroad should