A co-op must be scheduled near
the 6th semester on the flowchart.
MFGT-150 (3)
Introduction to
Engineering
Materials
*
MFGT – 250 (3)
Introduction To
Plastics
FALL ONLY
MFGT-341 (3)
Injection Molding
Technology
SPRING ONLY
B
CHEM – 135 (5)
College Chemistry
CHEM – 325 (4)
Chemistry of
Polymers
SPRING ONLY
D
MECH – 292 (3)
C
PLE -310 (3)
Injection Molding
Theory, Design
and Application
FALL ONLY
MECH – 294 (3)
MFGE – 275 (3)
Statics
MATH – 154 (4)
Calculus I
Calculus II
B
PLE – 360 (3)
Testing and
Analysis of
Plastics
SPRING ONLY
D
MATH – 250 (3)
Differential
Equations
& Linear Algebra
*
Thermodynamics
& Heat Transfer
MFGE – 391 (3)
ENGGR – 210 (3)
Engineering
Graphics
Fundamentals
Engineering
Graphics Using
Solid Modeling
1. * Prerequisite course indicated may be taken concurrently.
2. Program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation
Commission of the Accreditation Board for Engineering and
Technology, 111 Market Place, Suite 1050, Baltimore, MD 21202-4012, 410/347-7700.
*
PLE – 405 (3)
Capstone I:
Process/Product
Design
PHYS – 282 (5)
ELEC – 290 (4)
University Physics
II
Circuits &
Devices
C
MFGE-325 (3)
Computer Aided
Manufacturing
ARTHUM (6 CREDITS)
SBSC (6 CREDITS)
CISS (3 CREDITS)
SRER (3 CREDITS)
PLE – 420 (3)
Transport
Phenomena for
Plastics Engineers
SPRING ONLY
A
*
INMGT – 422 (3)
Quality
Engineering
PLE – 410 (3)
Capstone II:
Process/Product
Development
*
MFGE – 363 (4)
D
Notes:
*
PLE – 340 (3)
Process
Simulation and
Analysis
SPRING ONLY
MFGE – 415 (2)
Machine Vision
& Robotics
*
Controls &
Instrumentation
A
ENGGR – 112 (3)
Engineering
Economy
Fluid Mechanics
STAT – 330 (3)
Probability &
Statistics
A
INMGT – 300 (2)
*
PLE –305 (3)
Extrusion Theory
and Application
FALL ONLY
PHYS – 291 (3)
MATH – 153 (4)
Program Credits: 129
(Revised 10/21/2014)
*
Dynamics
Mechanics of
Materials
*
Curriculum Flow Chart
Fall 2014
GRADUATION
*
BACHELOR of SCIENCE
PLASTICS ENGINEERING
INMGT - 335 (4)
Lean
Manufacturing
Systems
Professional Selective
(1 credit min.)
PLE – 349 Intern Experience
(1-2)
PLE – 449 Cooperative Experience (1-2)
General Education:
Communications
(9 credits min.)
It is highly recommended that these courses be
taken during the first year of study.
ENGL-101 Fresh Engl Comp
(3 credits)
ENGL-102 Fresh Engl Rd & Wrt
(3 credits)
SPCOM-100 Fundmntls of Speech (3 credits)
General Education:
Arts & Humanities
(6 credits)
6 credits from 2 different areas
Social & Behavioral Sciences (6 credits)
6 credits from 2 different areas
Contemporary Issues
(3 credits)
Social Responsibility and Ethical
Reasoning
(3 credits)