B.S. in Engineering Mathematics
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Engineering Mathematics is a joint program
of the Mathematics Department and the College of Engineering. This
program combines an engineering degree with an intensive program in
mathematics.
In order to meet specific career objectives, this degree
allows a great deal of flexibility in course selection. You may use
technical electives to complete one of the following options:
- A broad background in several traditional areas of engineering.
- A specialization in one traditional field of engineering
represented by a department on campus (such as Civil, Mechanical,
Electrical, etc.).
- A specialization in a thematic area of engineering (such as
reliability engineering, computer science, computational techniques
applicable to an area of engineering, deterministic mathematical
modeling in engineering, etc.).
The first option would be useful should you seek a career in
management for an engineering-related firm. The second and third
options would be suitable should you seek a position in industry where
analytical and computational abilities are needed to solve otherwise
intractable engineering problems.
Requirements and Four Year Plan
Catalog Requirements
The Academic Program Requirements Report (APRR) gives
complete requirements:
The official requirements
are given in the University Catalog in the form
of an Academic Program Requirements Report (APRR).
The College of Engineering maintains webpages containing an
advised sequencing to meet the degree requirements
within four years. For the reader's convenience, the same
information is reproduced below.
Freshman Year
Sophomore Year
Junior Year
Senior Year
* INDV/TRAD/Art/Hum courses must meet University general
education requirements. One course must be recognized by the
University as focusing on non-western culture, race, gender or
ethnicity. TRAD 101 satisfies this requirement.
** Technical electives: 16 units to be chosen in consultation
with an advisor. Listings of acceptable technical electives are
available from advisors.
Archive
- 2008–09 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 2007–08 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 2006–07 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 2005–06 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 2004–05 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 2003–04 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 2002–03 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 2001–02 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 2000–01 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
- 1999–00 Catalog [Official Requirements, Four Year Plan]
