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| Core Curriculum |
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Undergraduate engineering students may qualify for a Bachelor of
Science degree
in the College of Engineering by successfully complete all of the core curriculum courses, those major courses required for the particular
engineering degree sought, and a series of
electives.
Core Curriculum
| Course Number
and Name |
Credits |
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ACS 1000 - Traditions in Conversation
* |
3 |
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CHM 1151 - General Chemistry I
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4 |
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CHM 1103 - General Chemistry Lab I
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1 |
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EGR 1700 - Introduction to Engineering
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3 |
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MAT 1500 - Calculus I
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4 |
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THL 1050 - Christian Theology: An Intro
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3 |
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| Course Number
and Name |
Credits |
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ACS 1001 - Modernity & Its Discontents
* |
3 |
CHM 1156 - General Chemistry II for Egr
or
ECE 1620 - Egr Prog & Applic
** |
4/3 |
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EGR 1705 - Engineering Computation
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3 |
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MAT 1505 - Calculus II
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4 |
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PHY 2400 - Physics I Mechanics
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3 |
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*ACS (Augustine + Culture) is a requirement
for the first year and may be taken in any sequence.
** Depending on major
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Curriculum Specifics
- Students must achieve cumulative overall and technical grade point
averages of at least 2.00 in their course work.
- At least half of all the engineering courses and, normally, the
final 30 credits of the B.S. degree must be taken at Villanova University.
- All undergraduate degree requirements should normally be completed
within a four-year period. Students are responsible to know and to fulfill
all degree requirements.
- Note: To keep the curriculum
abreast of the latest engineering developments, Villanova University
reserves the right to change the program requirements without prior
notice.
Choosing a Major
Engineering students are not required to
officially
declare their major until mid spring semester of freshman year.
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