Austin Community College

FY 2000 Degree Plan

The Associate of Science in Engineering is intended to match closely the curriculum of the first two years of study in most university engineering programs.

Semester I

+	CHEM	1411	2,4,6	General Chemistry I	4
+	ENGL	1301	1,3,4,5	English Composition I	3
	ENR	1212		Introduction to Engineering	2
+	MATH	2413	2,4,6	Calculus I1	4
				Oral Proficiency Elective2	3
				Humanities6	3
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Semester II

+	ENGL	1302	1,3,4,5	English Composition II3	3
+	HIST	1301	1,3,4,5	United States History I4	3
	MATH	2414	2,4,6	Calculus II	4
+	PHYS	2425		Engineering Physics I5	4
				Visual and Perofrming Arts6	3
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Semester III

+	ENGR	2405		Engineering Mechanics I7	4
+	GOVT	2305	1,3,4,5	United States Government	3
	MATH	2415		Calculus III	4
+	PHYS	2426		Engineering Physics II8	4
				Humanities6	3
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Semester IV

+	GOVT	2306	1,3,4,5	Texas State and Local Government	3
	HIST	1302	1,3,4,5	United States History II4	3
	MTH	2164		Differential Equations	4
				Approved Engineering Or Technical Elective9	4
				Unrestricted Elective	3
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				TOTALS	------- 71

+ Prerequisites: See Course Descriptions
¹ Students should consult with a full­time mathematics instructor since one or more mathematics courses may be required before enrolling in MATH 2413.
¹⁰ Students are encouraged to choose electives to fulfill the Core Curriculum requirements. These include one additional Humanities course, one Visual/Peforming Arts course, and one additional Social and Behavioral Sciences course.
² Course must be chosen from the Core Curriculum.
³ Or any ENGL course which will satisfy the legislative requirement; consult English department.
⁴ Or any HIST course which will satisfy the legislative requirement; consult History department.
⁵ Students lacking one full year of (recent) high school physics should take PHYS 1401/1402 or PHY 1653 before enrolling in PHYS 2425. All students must complete MATH 2413 before enrolling in PHYS 2425.
⁶ Students must select from the Visual and Performing Arts portion of the Core Curriculum. (see the Catalog Index)
⁷ Credit for PHYS 2425 and credit or concurrent enrollment in MATH 2415 are strictly required prerequisites for ENGR 2401.
⁸ Credit for PHYS 2425 and credit for MATH 2414 are strictly required prerequisites for PHYS 2426.
⁹ Select from this approved list the course that best matches the degree requirements at the four­year engineering school of your choice: ENR 2424, ENR 2434, MTH 2254, CHEM 1412, DFTG 1405 or 4 credit hours of COIS/COSC programming languages.