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Each student must
complete the following seven core courses:
o
Chemistry 1450, Chemistry for
Engineers, 5 credits (or Math 2730 ,
for Software Engineering, 3 cr)
o
English 1130, Freshman Composition
I, 3 credits
o
General Engineering 1000, Engineering Success
Skills, 1 credit
o
General Engineering 1030, Introduction to
Engineering Projects, 1 credit
o
General Engineering 1320, Engineering/Computer
Graphics, 2 credits (or Computer
Science 1430, C++ Programming for Software Engineering, EE does
not require GENENG 1320)
o
Mathematics 2640, Calculus and Analytic
Geometry I, 4 credits
o
Mathematics 2740, Calculus and Analytic
Geometry II, 4 credits
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Students who complete their core courses must earn the following Core Grade
Point Average (CGPA) to gain entry into their respective professional program:
o
Civil Engineering: 2.70
o
Electrical Engineering:
2.30
o
Engineering Physics:
2.40
o
Environmental Engineering:
2.30
o
Industrial Engineering:
2.20
o
Mechanical Engineering:
2.60
o
Software Engineering:
2.30
·
Each student must
earn a grade of a C or better
in Mathematics 2640 and Mathematics 2740.
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Once admitted as an engineering major to the
·
General Engineering students may take no more than nine credits of
engineering courses numbered at the 2000 level or higher.
Engineering majors who fail to meet the CGPA requirements of their professional program within the 60 credit limit will be dismissed from engineering. Students who are dismissed from the University are also dismissed from engineering and must appeal to both the University and the College for reinstatement. A student who has been dismissed from engineering may not enroll in any engineering classes during the fall or spring semesters. Students may address appeals for reinstatement to the Engineering Admissions and Academic Standards Committee, C/O. General Engineering, 153 Ottensman Hall.
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The transfer of credits into any engineering program must be
approved by the appropriate department chair. All transfer of credits must
follow the specific requirements of the professional program which the student
will be entering, including any specific grade requirement(s).
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Pass/Fail or 'D' grades are generally not transferable into
engineering.
·
It is understood that students entering with an Associate of Arts or Science Degree from the
UW-Colleges, a four year UW-System institution or from the
·
Students that transfer from programs that are not ABET accredited
may be required to substantiate their expertise in the topics in question.
· Questions regarding the
General Engineering Program or any engineering major at UW-Platteville may be
directed to Abulkhair Masoom, Chair, General Engineering Department, 153 Ottensman Hall.