Materials Science and Engineering BS Curriculum Flow Chart

04/2/13 Materials Science and Engineering BS Curriculum Flow Chart

I II III IV V VI VII VIII Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring Fall Spring

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Math 221 Math 222 Math 234 Math 319 Calc I Calc II MultiVarCalc ODE’s Foundations Mathematics (Math 221) (Math 222) (Math 222)

1-3 5 5 3 3-4 Physics I Physics II Engineering Intro Eng Statistics Elective Phys 201, Phys 202, Foundations 207 or 247 208 or 248 324 Elective

Physics Physics Choose from Choose from Foundations CoE list (Math 221) (Phys I) (Math 222) list

4-5 3-5 3 3 2 General Science Chem Tech *Free Elective Chemistry Elective 343 or 341 Emphasis if credits O-Chem Elective Chemistry Chem 109 Choose from are needed Foundations or 103 &104 list (Gen Chem)

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Rel’s MSE 351 MSE 352 MSE 451 MSE 421 MSE 441 Tech Intro MSE Phys Mat Ceramics Polymer Deformation Emphasis (General Materials Elective Structure Chemistry) (MSE 351) (MSE 352) (O Chem ) (MSE 352) Property Property 1 2 2 3 3 3

MSE 456 MSE 360 MSE 361 MSE 362 MSE 331 EOM Tech Intro Lab Lab 2 Lab 3 Transport Properties Emphasis Areas (Physics II, Elective Emphasis (MSE 360, 351 Concur 352 Concur) (MSE 361) (MSE 330) MSE 352)

- 4 3 3 3 3 MSE 330 MSE 332 MSE 333 MSE MSE Thermo Macro- Micro- Emphasis Emphasis

Materials Courses (Chemistry & Processing Processing Elective Elective Math 222) (MSE 330) (MSE 332) (MSE Core) (MSE Core) Thermo.Trans port, Processing 2 3 1 3

*Free MSE 470 MSE 471 EPD 155 Elective Capstone Capstone (Comm A) Skills if credits Project I Project II are needed Professional

3 3 4 3 3 3 3

Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal Liberal Eng and EPD 397 Studies Studies Studies Studies Studies Society Technical Liberal Studies Elective Writing

Credits 16-18 15-17 17 15 14-17 15-16 16 15-17 *It is possible to fulfill the subject requirements with 123 credits of course work. Free electives credits encourage students to choose electives based on content and personal interest rather than credit load. 128 credits of coursework are required for the degree. Materials Science and Engineering BS Degree Requirements 04/2/13 for students beginning in or after Fall 2011 MSE Disciplinary Core Courses: (40 cr) (min 40 cr) Underpinning Mathematics/Science: MSE 330 Thermodynamics of Materials Mathematics (16 cr) MSE 331 Transport Phenomena in Materials Math 221 Calculus and Analytical Geometry MSE 332 Macroprocessing of Materials Math 222 Calculus and Analytical Geometry MSE 333 Microprocessing of Materials Math 234 Calculus-Functions of Several Variables MSE 351 Mat Sci-Structure Property Relationships Math 319 Ordinary Differential Equations (DEQs) MSE 352 Materials Science-Transformation of Solids or Math 320 Linear Algebra and DEQs MSE 360 Materials Laboratory 1 Statistics (3 cr) MSE 361 Materials Laboratory II Stat 324 Introductory Applied Statistics for Engineers MSE 362 Materials Laboratory III Physics (10 cr) MSE 421 Introduction to Polymer Materials Phys 201 or Phys 207 or Phys 247 General Physics I MSE 441 Deformation of Solids or EMA 201 and EMA 202 MSE 451 Introduction to Ceramic Materials Phys 202 or Phys 208 or Phys 248 General Physics II MSE 456 Electrical, Optical and Magnetic Properties Chemistry (min 8 cr) MSE 470 Capstone Project I Chem 109 Advanced General Chemistry MSE 471 Capstone Project II or Chem 103 & 104 General Chemistry Chem 343 Introductory Organic Chemistry or Chem 341, also Intro Organic Chemistry Materials Emphasis Electives: (15 cr) Science Elective (min 3 cr) Select 6 credits of MSE courses numbered 400 or above. These Select one of: courses constitute the MSE portion of the Emphasis Electives on Chem 311 Chemistry Across the Periodic Table the curriculum flow chart. Chem 327 Fundamentals of Analytical Science Select 9 additional credits of science and engineering coursework. Chem 329 Fundamentals of Analytical Science These can come from MS&E courses numbered 400 or above, Chem 345 Intermediate Organic Chemistry other engineering courses numbered 300 or above, science Geol 203 Earth Materials courses numbered 300 or above, or up to 3 credits of MS&E 001 Phys 205 Modern Physics for Engineers Co-op. Phys 235 Introduction to Solid State Electronics Taken together, the above 15 credits of courses constitute the MSE Phys 241 Intro to Modern Physics Emphasis Electives on the curriculum flow chart. MS&E advisor Phys 244 Intro to Modern Physics approval of the set of selections is required. Course sets may be Biology 101 Animal Biology broad-based or concentrated in a sub-field of materials science and Biology 151 Introductory Biology engineering. See department for example materials emphasis Zoology 153 elective course sets.

Engineering Electives: (min 7 cr) Intro to Engineering Elective (min 1 cr) Additional College and University Requirements: (23 cr) Select one course from the CoE pre-approved list of Communications (5 cr) Introduction to Engineering courses. EPD 397 Technical Communication EPD 155 or other Comm A course Engineering Foundations Elective (min 3 cr).

Select one of: Liberal Studies Electives (16 cr). CBE 255 Introduction to Chemical Process Modeling Same as College of Engineering Liberal Studies Elective CS 302 Intro to Object Oriented Programming requirements. CS 310 Problem Solving Using Computers

ECE 230 Circuit Analysis Credit Minimum for Graduation: 128 cr ECE 376 Electrical and Electronic Circuits The above subject requirements can be met with 123 credits of UW EMA 303 Mechanics of Materials courses. Students must complete 128 credits of course work to Phys 321 Electric Circuits and Electronics earn the Bachelor of Science degree. The 5 elective credits maybe Stat 424 Statistical Experimental Design for Eng’s earned by choosing elective courses that carry more credits than Engineering and Society Elective. (3 cr): the requirement’s minimum credit load or by taking any additional Select one of: courses of the student’s choice. Biology 260 Introductory Ecology, 3 cr CEE 491 Legal Aspects of Engineering Notes: Envir St 171 Global Change • Except for the liberal studies requirements, the same course Envir St 343 Environmental Economics credits may be applied to only degree elective requirement. Envir St 367 Renewable Energy Systems MS&E follows the College of Engineering policies with regard to Envir St 410 Minerals as a Public Problem application of liberal studies credits across the liberal studies Envir St 411 Energy Resources requirements. ISyE 313 Engineering Economic Analysis • Students who completed Stat 242 prior to entry into the MSE ISyE 349 Introduction to Human Factors degree program may use it to fulfill the statistics requirement. All Philos 241 Introduction to Ethics other students must take Stat 324. This exception is made Philos 243 Ethics in Business because students cannot receive credit for Stat 242 and Stat 324 Philos 341 Contemporary Moral Issues simultaneously..