MATERIALS SCIENCE 2021/2022 AND ENGINEERING Four-Year Academic Plan Courses in italics are prerequisites Courses in bold are co-requisites *A grade of C or better is required before registration is permitted in upper-division courses. See course catalog for complete degree requirements and additional information at uidaho.edu/registrar/classes/catalogs. Last updated 6/25/20 FRESHMAN FALL SPRING Introduction to Metallurgy and Materials *CHEM 112/ General Chemistry II with Lab MSE 101 2 5 Science 112L CHEM 111 *CHEM 111/ Calculus II General Chemistry I 4 MATH 175 4 111L C or better in MATH 170 or sufficient test scores C or better in MATH 170 Writing and Rhetoric PHYS 211/ Engineering Physics I with Lab ENGL 102 3 4 English 101 or sufficient test scores 211L MATH 170 or MATH 170 ELECTIVE Humanities/Social Science Elective 3 PHIL 103 Introduction to Ethics 3 Calculus I *MATH 170 4 C or better in MATH 143 and 144 or sufficient test scores Total Credits 16 Total Credits 16 SOPHOMORE FALL SPRING Elements of Materials Science Thermodynamics of Materials MSE 201 3 MSE 308 3 CHEM 111/111L MSE 201, CHEM 112/112L, MATH 310 Engineering Statics Engineering Fluid Mechanics *ENGR 210 3 *ENGR 335 3 MATH 170 ENGR 210, MATH 275 Calculus III Ordinary Differential Equations *MATH 275 3 *MATH 310 3 MATH 175 MATH 175 (MATH 275 recommended) *PHYS Engineering Physics II with Lab Probability & Statistics 4 STAT 301 3 212/212L PHYS 211/211L; MATH 175 or MATH 175 MATH 175 CHE 223, CHEM 275, CHEM 277, CHEM 306, ELECTIVE ECON 201 or 202 3 ELECTIVE 3 or ENGR 428 Total Credits 16 Total Credits 15 JUNIOR FALL SPRING Physical Metallurgy Physical Metallurgy Lab MSE 313 3 MSE 313L 1 MSE 201 MSE 313 Transport and Rate Processes I Mechanical Behavior of Materials MSE 340 4 MSE 412 3 ENGR 335, MATH 310, CHE 223 or MSE 201 MSE 201, junior standing or permission Corrosion Phase Transformation and Kinetics MSE 423 3 MSE 413 3 CHEM 112/112L, MSE 201 or CHE 223 or permission CHEM 112/112L CHEM Introduction to Electrical Circuits Physical Chemistry with Lab 4 ENGR 240 3 305/307 CHEM 112/112L, MATH 275, PHYS 212/213 PHYS 211/211L, MATH 175 Engineering Mechanics of Materials ENGL 317 Technical Writing ENGR 350 3 3 ENGR 210, MATH 175, MATH 310 ENGL 102, Junior standing or permission ELECTIVE Humanities/Social Science/AMST Elective 3 Total Credits 17 Total Credits 16 SENIOR FALL SPRING Instrumental Analysis Fundamentals of Thin Film Fabrication MSE 417 3 MSE 432 3 Junior standing Senior standing or permission Fundamentals of Polymeric Materials Process Analysis & Design II MSE 434 3 MSE 454 3 CHEM 111/111L, CHEM 112/112L MSE 453 Process Analysis & Design I Metallic Materials MSE 453 3 MSE 456 3 MSE 201, MSE 308, MSE 313, MSE 340, MSE 412 MSE 313 or permission Ceramics Materials Materials Physics and Engineering MSE 427 3 MSE 464 3 MSE 313 recommended Senior standing or permission ELECTIVE MSE/CHE Elective 300 or higher 3 ELECTIVE Technical Elective 300 or higher 3 Total Credits 15 Total Credits 15 MATERIALS SCIENCE MATCH YOUR AND ENGINEERING INTERESTS Nuclear Materials Energy Storage Devices Design, select, test or create new materials for Structural and Advanced improved application to make communication, Ceramics transportation, recreation, daily conveniences and High Temperature a healthful environment possible. Mechanical Behavior Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Alloy Metallurgy Manufacturing Methods ABOUT YOUR DEGREE PATH Renewable Energy Materials Materials Science and Engineering majors build a Materials Modeling/ strong foundation in chemistry, math and physics, Computational Materials while developing individual interests through a Corrosion selection of technical electives. Polymeric Materials Electronic Materials Upper-division courses teach you how to apply the behavior of materials to engineering design, and prepare you to create your own solutions to many of YOUR DEGREE IS the world’s materials and processing challenges. ACCREDITED Our undergraduate Materials Our graduates are equipped to begin competitive and Science and Engineering productive careers and understand the importance program is accredited by the of working responsibly, acting ethically and pursuing Engineering Accreditation continued professional growth. Commission of ABET, www.abet.org. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL & MATERIALS ENGINEERING 208-885-7572 [email protected] uidaho.edu/engr/cme.