| Civil Engineering MAJOR REQUIREMENTS |
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|---|---|
| NAU Course Titles | Arizona Western Course Titles |
| B.S.E. in Civil Engineering | |
| CHM 151(4) General Chemistry I and CHM 151L(1) General Chemistry I Lab |
CHM 151 (4) General Chemistry I |
| CHM 152(3) General Chemistry II CHM 152 can be used as a science elective; however, it’s not required in the Civil Engineering program |
CHM 154 (5) General Chemistry II |
| CSE 122(3) Programming in C or CSE 123(3) Programming in FORTRAN |
BIS 222 (3) Programming: Advanced C MAT 260 (4) Programming FORTRAN |
| EGR 150(3) Introduction to Environmental Engineering | No AWC equivalent |
| EGR 180(2) Engineering Design & Graphics | No AWC equivalent |
| EGR 188(4) Electrical Engineering I | No AWC equivalent |
| EGR 225(3) Engineering Analysis | EGR 175 (3) Engineering Analysis |
| EGR 251(3) Applied Mechanics Statics | No AWC equivalent |
| EGR 252(3) Applied Mechanics Dynamics | No AWC equivalent |
| EGR 253(4) Mechanics & Materials | No AWC equivalent |
| EGR 270(3) Plane Surveying | EGR 270 (3) Plane Surveying |
| EGR 286(3) Engineering Design | No AWC equivalent |
| MAT 136(4) Calculus I | MAT 221 (4) Calculus I w/ Analytic Geometry |
| MAT 137(4) Calculus II | MAT 231 (4) Calculus II w/ Analytic Geometry |
| MAT 238(3) Calculus III | MAT 241(4) Analytic Geometry w/ Calculus III |
| MAT 239(3) Differential Equations | MAT 262 (3) Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations |
| PHY 161(4) University Physics I | PHY 221 (4) General Physics |
| PHY 262(3) University Physics II | PHY 222 (4) General Physics |
| Some of the math, science, and computer courses listed above may be applied to liberal studies requirements, see suggestions on liberal studies page. | |
| Many courses required in this major satisfy liberal studies requirements as well. Therefore, the liberal studies block requirements are modified as follows: | |
| Foundation Studies | |
| MAT 136(4) Calculus I MAT 136 will satisfy the foundations requirement if it's the lowest level math completed |
MAT 221(4) Calculus I w/ Analytic Geometry |
| Discipline Studies | |
| At least 2 courses in the Discipline Studies must have the same departmental prefix. At least 12 hours must be upper division (300-400 level) courses. Three of the Arts, Humanities or Social Sciences hours must also be listed in the World and Cultural Diversity block. | |
| LANGUAGE AND ANALYSIS SKILLS - (0-9 Hrs.) | |
| 9 hours are required to fulfill the Language and Analysis Skills block for this major. | |
| CSE 122(3) Programming in C or CSE 123(3) Programming in FORTRAN |
CIS 220(3) C Programming Language |
| MAT 137(4) Calculus II | MAT 231 (4) Calculus II w/ Analytic Geometry |
| MAT 238(3) Calculus III | MAT 241(4) Analytic Geometry w/ Calculus III |
| NATURAL SCIENCES - To include one lab science - (7-8Hrs.) | |
| 8 hours are required to fulfill the Natural Sciences block for this major. | |
| CHM 151 (4) General Chemistry and CHM 151L General Chemistry Lab |
CHM 151 (4) General Chemistry I |
| PHY 161(4) University Physics | PHY 221 (4) General Physics |
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