Degree Requirements

The Engineering programs at Christian Brothers University are designed to graduate students who will be able to excel as engineering professionals as described previously. This requires an integrated program of mathematics, basic sciences, humanities and social sciences, engineering sciences, and engineering design. A balance is struck between breadth and depth, technical and non-technical content, and rigor and flexibility. Students must meet departmental requirements as listed in the paradigms that follow this section.

In the case of transfer students, at least one half of the upper division major courses (300-400 level courses in CH E, CE, ECE, or ME and upper division Chemistry in the case of CH E) must be taken at Christian Brothers University. Normally, junior and senior level courses from non-ABET accredited programs will not be transferred.

In order to graduate, a student must attain a 2.0 overall grade point average and a 2.0 in the major (CH E, CE, ECE, or ME courses and advanced Chemistry in the case of Chemical Engineering).

To complete an engineering degree in eight regular semesters, a student will need to be prepared to start the required math sequence their first semester at CBU. If a student does not meet the academic requirements to begin their studies at CBU with MATH 131 Calculus I, they are strongly encouraged to take MATH 117 Pre-calculus or an equivalent course prior to the fall semester of their freshman year. In the event that a student has any math deficiencies beyond pre-calculus, they will not be allowed to declare an engineering major within the School of Engineering until those deficiencies have been removed.

Acceptable Program Option Courses for Chemical Engineering:

1. All Engineering 300/400 level 3-credit hours courses not otherwise required, excepting project and internship courses:

CH E

CH E 319/ME 319/PKG 319Principles of Packaging

3

CH E 321/PKG 321/ME 321Healthcare Packaging

3

CH E 400/ECE 400/CE 400/ME 400The Compleat Engineer

3

CH E 410/CE 435Air Pollution Control

3

CH E 411/PKG 411/ME 411Principles of Packaging Development

3

CH E 412Industrial and Process Safety

3

CE

CE 305Environmental Site Assessment

3

CE 310Design of Steel Structures

3

CE 311Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures

3

CE 313Hydrology

3

CE 318Highway Engineering

3

CE 319Traffic Engineering

3

CE 322Soil Mechanics

3

CE 340Design of Foundations

3

CE 345Planning and Scheduling

3

CE 350Construction Estimating and Cost Control

3

CE 400/ECE 400/ME 400The Compleat Engineer

3

CE 401Advanced Environmental Engineering Analysis and Design

3

CE 402Open Channel Hydraulics

3

CE 404Solid and Hazardous Waste Management

3

CE 410Introduction to Bridge Engineering

3

CE 413Introduction to Wind and Earthquake Engineering

3

CE 418Advanced Design of Foundations

3

CE 421Design of Pavements

3

CE 425Heavy Construction Equipment and Methods

3

CE 428Construction Management

3

CE 435Air Pollution Control

3

CE 442Advanced Design of Reinforced Concrete Structures

3

CE 444Advanced Structural Engineering

3

CE 445Advanced Geotechnical Engineering

3

ECE

ECE 309An Introduction to Video Game Design

3

ECE 310Developing Video Games using a State Machine I

3

ECE 331Electronics I

3

ECE 332Electronics II

3

ECE 335Systems, Signals and Noise

3

ECE 350Computer Systems Design and Architecture

3

ECE 370/CS 370Operating Systems

3

ECE 400/CE 400/ME 400The Compleat Engineer

3

ECE 401Electromechanical Energy Conversion

3

ECE 406Electromagnetic Field Theory

3

ECE 450Computer Networks

3

ECE 451Advanced C++ Programming

3

ECE 452Developing Video Games using a Game Engine and C# I

3

ECE 459Educational Assessment in Unity

3

ECE 460Legal Issues in Video Game Design

3

ECE 470Data Communications

3

ECE 471/CS 471Design of Database Systems

3

ECE 477Digital Signal Processing

3

ECE 478Digital Control Systems

3

ENGR

ENGR 400The Compleat Engineering Manager

3

ENGR 441Management of Information Systems

3

ENGR 442Data Base and Big Data Management

3

ENGR 443Introduction to Data Science

3

ENGR 444Software Programming for Engineers

3

ENGR 463Music in Video Game Design

3

ME

ME 317Kinematics

3

ME 318Dynamics of Machines

3

ME 319/PKG 319Principles of Packaging

3

ME 321/PKG 321Healthcare Packaging

3

ME 400/ECE 400/CE 400The Compleat Engineer

3

ME 413Aerodynamics

3

ME 416Thermal Environmental Engineering

3

ME 419Mechanical Vibrations

3

ME 420Machine Design

3

ME 421Thermal Systems Analysis and Design

3

ME 429Selection of Materials

3

ME 432Principles of Gas Dynamics

3

ME 435Intermediate Manufacturing

3

ME 442Internal Combustion Engines

3

PKG

PKG 319/ME 319Principles of Packaging

3

PKG 321/ME 321Healthcare Packaging

3

PKG 411Principles of Packaging Development

3

2. Upper level courses in Science and Mathematics (not otherwise required):

BIOL

BIOL 303Algae, Fungi and Lichens

3

BIOL 311Genetics

3

BIOL 312Human Physiology

3

BIOL 321Microbiology

3

BIOL 335Invertebrate Zoology

3

BIOL 346Evolution

3

BIOL 367Pharmacology

3

BIOL 370Toxicology

3

BIOL 381Animal Behavior

3

BIOL 412Ecology

3

BIOL 413Parasitology

3

BIOL 414Animal Histology

3

BIOL 415Immunology

3

BIOL 421Cell/Molecular Biology

3

BIOL 451Neuroscience

3

CHEM

CHEM 311Organic Qualitative Analysis

3

CHEM 315Biochemistry I (Introduction to Biochemistry)

3

CHEM 316Biochemistry II (Metabolic Regulation and Signal Transduction)

3

CHEM 342Physical Biochemistry

3

CHEM 352Physical Chemistry II

3

CHEM 410Advanced Biochemistry

3

CHEM 415Analytical Chemistry

3

CHEM 420Advanced Forensic Chemistry

3

CHEM 422Inorganic Chemistry

3

CHEM 439Astrophysical Chemistry

3

CS

CS 301C Programming

3

CS 360Object Oriented Design

3

CS 370/ECE 370Operating Systems

3

CS 440Algorithms

3

CS 471/ECE 471Database Design

3

MATH

MATH 301Geometry and History of Mathematics

3

MATH 308Statistics

3

MATH 309Probability

3

MATH 329Applied Numerical Analysis

3

MATH 401Linear Algebra

3

MATH 402Abstract Algebra

3

MATH 405Discrete Mathematics

3

MATH 413Complex Analysis (Formerly MATH 403)

3

MATH 414Real Analysis (Formerly MATH 302)

3

PHYS

PHYS 340Electromagnetic Fields

3

PHYS 353Solid State Physics

3

PHYS 380Advanced Mechanics I

3

PHYS 415Optics

3

PHYS 430Thermal Physics

3

PHYS 447Quantum Mechanics I

3

PHYS 448Quantum Mechanics II

3

Note: BIO 321 and CHEM 315 are required of students pursuing the biochemical track in CH E; however, these students do not have a program option slot. Traditional CH Es may use these as program options.

A single chemistry course may not count as both a chemistry elective and a program option.

3. Upper level Business courses relevant to Engineering Practice:

ACCT

ACCT 312Accounting Systems (Formerly ACCT 410)

3

ACCT 319Cost Accounting

3

ACCT 330Federal Income Taxation I (formerly ACCT 430)

3

ACCT 331Federal Income Taxation II (formerly ACCT 431)

3

ACCT 364Intermediate Financial Accounting II

3

ACCT 366Intermediate Financial Accounting III

3

ACCT 376Governmental and Non-Profit Accounting (formerly ACCT 475)

3

ACCT 380Financial Statement Analysis (formerly ACCT 480)

3

ACCT 385/CJ 375Fraud Examination

3

ACCT 412Auditing

3

ACCT 465Advanced Accounting I

3

ACCT 485Forensic Accounting

3

ACCT 491International Financial Reporting Standards

3

BLAW

BLAW 301Business Law I

3

BLAW 302Business Law II

3

BLAW 345Legal Environment of Business

3

ECON

ECON 303Money and Banking

3

ECON 323The Economics of Health and Healthcare

3

ECON 325Environmental Economics

3

ECON 343Intermediate Macroeconomics

3

ECON 344Intermediate Microeconomics

3

ECON 346Current Economic Topics

3

ECON 347Sustainability, Culture, and Economics

3

ECON 420Managerial Economics

3

ECON 422International Trade and Economics

3

ECON 450Economics Policy

3

FIN

FIN 327Financial Management I

3

FIN 340Investments

3

FIN 350Capital Markets and Institutions

3

FIN 410Derivative Securities

3

FIN 411Commercial Banking

3

FIN 412Risk Management

3

FIN 427Financial Management II

3

FIN 437International Financial Management

3

FIN 440Portfolio Management

3

MGMT

MGMT 300International Business & Cultural Experience

3

MGMT 320International Business

3

MGMT 352Organizational Behavior and Management

3

MGMT 412Human Resources Management

3

MGMT 418Operations and Supply Chain Management (Formerly MKTG 418)

3

MGMT 428Management Quantitative Methods (Formerly MGMT 339)

3

MGMT 430Ethical Decision Making in Business

3

MGMT 450Organization Staffing and Development

3

MGMT 451Organizational Reward Systems

3

MGMT 452Employee and Labor Relations/Employment and Labor Law

3

MGMT 498Business Policy/Strategic Planning

3

MIS

MIS 351Systems Analysis and Design (Formerly ITM 351)

3

MIS 470Application and Web Development (Formerly ITM 470)

3

MIS 471Data Base Design and Business Intelligence (Formerly ITM 471)

3

MIS 481Information Security

3

MIS 482Digital Forensics

3

MIS 483Security Compliance and Auditing

3

MKTG

MKTG 311Principles of Marketing

3

MKTG 324Marketing Research and Intelligence

3

MKTG 334Market and Consumer Behavior

3

MKTG 338Selling and Sales Management

3

MKTG 348Business to Business Marketing

3

MKTG 401Introduction to Real Estate

3

MKTG 411Marketing Policy and Strategy

3

MKTG 433Promotional Strategy

3

MKTG 438International Marketing

3

MKTG 440Entrepreneurship

3

4. Upper level 3-credit ROTC Classes (with Departmental Approval)

5. Other courses as approved by the Department

Acceptable Program Options for Civil Engineering:

ACCT:

ACCT 385/CJ 375Fraud Examination

3

BLAW:

BLAW 301Business Law I

3

BLAW 302Business Law II

3

BLAW 345Legal Environment of Business

3

CE:

CE 305Environmental Site Assessment

3

CE 319Traffic Engineering

3

CE 345Planning and Scheduling

3

CE 350Construction Estimating and Cost Control

3

CE 401Advanced Environmental Engineering Analysis and Design

3

CE 402Open Channel Hydraulics

3

CE 404Solid and Hazardous Waste Management

3

CE 409Special Topics in Structural Engineering

3

CE 410Introduction to Bridge Engineering

3

CE 413Introduction to Wind and Earthquake Engineering

3

CE 418Advanced Design of Foundations

3

CE 421Design of Pavements

3

CE 490-494Special Topics

1-4

CE 495Internship in Civil and/or Environmental Engineering (Formerly CE 499)

3

CE 496-498Topics in Civil Engineering

1, 2, and 3 respectively

CH E:

CH E 319/ME 319/PKG 319Principles of Packaging

3

CH E 328/ME 428Materials Science

3

CH E 410/CE 435Air Pollution Control

3

CH E 412Industrial and Process Safety

3

CS:

CS 471/ECE 471Database Design

3

ECE:

ECE 350Computer Systems Design and Architecture

3

ECE 471/CS 471Design of Database Systems

3

ECON:

ECON 325Environmental Economics

3

ECON 346Current Economic Topics

3

ECON 347Sustainability, Culture, and Economics

3

FIN:

FIN 346Personal Finance

3

MATH:

MATH 301Geometry and History of Mathematics

3

MATH 309Probability

3

MATH 329Applied Numerical Analysis

3

MATH 401Linear Algebra

3

MATH 402Abstract Algebra

3

MATH 405Discrete Mathematics

3

MATH 413Complex Analysis (Formerly MATH 403)

3

MATH 414Real Analysis (Formerly MATH 302)

3

ME:

ME 419Mechanical Vibrations

3

ME 428Materials Science

3

MGMT:

MGMT 320International Business

3

MGMT 352Organizational Behavior and Management

3

MGMT 418Operations and Supply Chain Management (Formerly MKTG 418)

3

MKTG:

MKTG 401Introduction to Real Estate

3

PHYS:

PHYS 340Electromagnetic Fields

3

PHYS 380Advanced Mechanics I

3

PKG:

PKG 319/ME 319Principles of Packaging

3

ROTC:

Upper Level Courses

Acceptable Program Options for Electrical and Computer Engineering:

1. Engineering 300/400 level 3-credit hours courses not otherwise required, excepting project and internship courses:

CH E:

CH E 319/ME 319/PKG 319Principles of Packaging

3

CH E 410/CE 435Air Pollution Control

3

CH E 412Industrial and Process Safety

3

CE:

CE 305Environmental Site Assessment

3

CE 310Design of Steel Structures

3

CE 313Hydrology

3

CE 318Highway Engineering

3

CE 319Traffic Engineering

3

CE 322Soil Mechanics

3

CE 345Planning and Scheduling

3

CE 350Construction Estimating and Cost Control

3

CE 401Advanced Environmental Engineering Analysis and Design

3

CE 402Open Channel Hydraulics

3

CE 404Solid and Hazardous Waste Management

3

CE 413Introduction to Wind and Earthquake Engineering

3

CE 425Heavy Construction Equipment and Methods

3

CE 428Construction Management

3

ECE:

ECE 370/CS 370Operating Systems

3

ECE 406Electromagnetic Field Theory

3

ECE 451Advanced C++ Programming

3

ECE 452Developing Video Games using a Game Engine and C# I

3

ECE 459Educational Assessment in Unity

3

ECE 460Legal Issues in Video Game Design

3

ECE 470Data Communications

3

ECE 471/CS 471Design of Database Systems

3

ECE 477Digital Signal Processing

3

ECE 478Digital Control Systems

3

ME:

ME 306Heat Transfer

3

ME 316Engineering Thermodynamics II

3

ME 317Kinematics

3

ME 318Dynamics of Machines

3

ME 319/PKG 319Principles of Packaging

3

ME 413Aerodynamics

3

ME 416Thermal Environmental Engineering

3

ME 419Mechanical Vibrations

3

ME 420Machine Design

3

ME 421Thermal Systems Analysis and Design

3

ME 428Materials Science

3

ME 432Principles of Gas Dynamics

3

ME 435Intermediate Manufacturing

3

ME 442Internal Combustion Engines

3

PKG:

PKG 319/ME 319Principles of Packaging

3

2. Upper level courses in Science and Mathematics (not otherwise required):

CS:

CS 301C Programming

3

CS 360Object Oriented Design

3

CS 370/ECE 370Operating Systems

3

CS 440Algorithms

3

CS 471/ECE 471Database Design

3

MATH:

MATH 308Statistics

3

MATH 329Applied Numerical Analysis

3

MATH 401Linear Algebra

3

MATH 402Abstract Algebra

3

MATH 413Complex Analysis (Formerly MATH 403)

3

MATH 414Real Analysis (Formerly MATH 302)

3

PHYS:

PHYS 353Solid State Physics

3

PHYS 380Advanced Mechanics I

3

PHYS 381Advanced Mechanics II

1

PHYS 415Optics

3

PHYS 430Thermal Physics

3

PHYS 447Quantum Mechanics I

3

PHYS 448Quantum Mechanics II

3

3. Upper level Business courses relevant to Engineering Practice:

ACCT:

ACCT 312Accounting Systems (Formerly ACCT 410)

3

ACCT 319Cost Accounting

3

ACCT 330Federal Income Taxation I (formerly ACCT 430)

3

ACCT 331Federal Income Taxation II (formerly ACCT 431)

3

ACCT 364Intermediate Financial Accounting II

3

ACCT 366Intermediate Financial Accounting III

3

ACCT 380Financial Statement Analysis (formerly ACCT 480)

3

ACCT 385/CJ 375Fraud Examination

3

ACCT 390Professional Accounting Ethics (formerly ACCT 490)

3

ACCT 412Auditing

3

ACCT 465Advanced Accounting I

3

ACCT 485Forensic Accounting

3

ACCT 491International Financial Reporting Standards

3

BLAW:

BLAW 301Business Law I

3

BLAW 302Business Law II

3

BLAW 345Legal Environment of Business

3

ECON:

ECON 303Money and Banking

3

ECON 323The Economics of Health and Healthcare

3

ECON 325Environmental Economics

3

ECON 343Intermediate Macroeconomics

3

ECON 344Intermediate Microeconomics

3

ECON 346Current Economic Topics

3

ECON 347Sustainability, Culture, and Economics

3

ECON 420Managerial Economics

3

ECON 422International Trade and Economics

3

ECON 450Economics Policy

3

FIN:

FIN 327Financial Management I

3

FIN 340Investments

3

FIN 350Capital Markets and Institutions

3

FIN 410Derivative Securities

3

FIN 427Financial Management II

3

FIN 437International Financial Management

3

FIN 440Portfolio Management

3

MGMT:

MGMT 300International Business & Cultural Experience

3

MGMT 320International Business

3

MGMT 337

MGMT 352Organizational Behavior and Management

3

MGMT 412Human Resources Management

3

MGMT 418Operations and Supply Chain Management (Formerly MKTG 418)

3

MGMT 428Management Quantitative Methods (Formerly MGMT 339)

3

MGMT 430Ethical Decision Making in Business

3

MGMT 450Organization Staffing and Development

3

MGMT 451Organizational Reward Systems

3

MGMT 452Employee and Labor Relations/Employment and Labor Law

3

MGMT 498Business Policy/Strategic Planning

3

MIS:

MIS 351Systems Analysis and Design (Formerly ITM 351)

3

MIS 470Application and Web Development (Formerly ITM 470)

3

MIS 471Data Base Design and Business Intelligence (Formerly ITM 471)

3

MIS 481Information Security

3

MIS 482Digital Forensics

3

MIS 483Security Compliance and Auditing

3

MKTG:

MKTG 311Principles of Marketing

3

MKTG 324Marketing Research and Intelligence

3

MKTG 334Market and Consumer Behavior

3

MKTG 338Selling and Sales Management

3

MKTG 348Business to Business Marketing

3

MKTG 401Introduction to Real Estate

3

MKTG 411Marketing Policy and Strategy

3

MKTG 433Promotional Strategy

3

MKTG 438International Marketing

3

MKTG 440Entrepreneurship

3

4. Upper level 3-credit ROTC Classes (with Departmental Approval)

Acceptable Program Option Courses for Mechanical Engineering:

All CH E, ECE, CE, and ME 300/400 level 3-credit hours courses:

Specifically:

CH E 319/ME 319/PKG 319Principles of Packaging

3

CH E 328/ME 428Materials Science

3

CH E 410/CE 435Air Pollution Control

3

CH E 412Industrial and Process Safety

3

CE 305Environmental Site Assessment

3

CE 313Hydrology

3

CE 318Highway Engineering

3

CE 319Traffic Engineering

3

CE 322Soil Mechanics

3

CE 340Design of Foundations

3

CE 345Planning and Scheduling

3

CE 350Construction Estimating and Cost Control

3

CE 401Advanced Environmental Engineering Analysis and Design

3

CE 402Open Channel Hydraulics

3

CE 404Solid and Hazardous Waste Management

3

CE 409Special Topics in Structural Engineering

3

CE 410Introduction to Bridge Engineering

3

CE 413Introduction to Wind and Earthquake Engineering

3

CE 418Advanced Design of Foundations

3

CE 421Design of Pavements

3

CE 425Heavy Construction Equipment and Methods

3

CE 428Construction Management

3

ECE 309An Introduction to Video Game Design

3

ECE 310Developing Video Games using a State Machine I

3

ECE 331Electronics I

3

ECE 332Electronics II

3

ECE 335Systems, Signals and Noise

3

ECE 350Computer Systems Design and Architecture

3

ECE 370/CS 370Operating Systems

3

ECE 401Electromechanical Energy Conversion

3

ECE 406Electromagnetic Field Theory

3

ECE 450Computer Networks

3

ECE 451Advanced C++ Programming

3

ECE 452Developing Video Games using a Game Engine and C# I

3

ECE 459Educational Assessment in Unity

3

ECE 470Data Communications

3

ECE 471/CS 471Design of Database Systems

3

ECE 477Digital Signal Processing

3

ECE 478Digital Control Systems

3

ME 413Aerodynamics

3

ME 416Thermal Environmental Engineering

3

ME 419Mechanical Vibrations

3

ME 428Materials Science

3

ME 429Selection of Materials

3

ME 432Principles of Gas Dynamics

3

ME 435Intermediate Manufacturing

3

ME 495Internship in Mechanical Engineering

3

ME 496-498Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering

1-3

ACCT

ACCT 312Accounting Systems (Formerly ACCT 410)

3

ACCT 319Cost Accounting

3

ACCT 330Federal Income Taxation I (formerly ACCT 430)

3

ACCT 331Federal Income Taxation II (formerly ACCT 431)

3

ACCT 364Intermediate Financial Accounting II

3

ACCT 366Intermediate Financial Accounting III

3

ACCT 376Governmental and Non-Profit Accounting (formerly ACCT 475)

3

ACCT 380Financial Statement Analysis (formerly ACCT 480)

3

ACCT 385/CJ 375Fraud Examination

3

ACCT 390Professional Accounting Ethics (formerly ACCT 490)

3

ACCT 412Auditing

3

ACCT 485Forensic Accounting

3

ACCT 491International Financial Reporting Standards

3

BIOL

BIOL 303Algae, Fungi and Lichens

3

BIOL 311Genetics

3

BIOL 312Human Physiology

3

BIOL 321Microbiology

3

BIOL 335Invertebrate Zoology

3

BIOL 340Experimental Design and Statistical Analysis

3

BIOL 346Evolution

3

BIOL 367Pharmacology

3

BIOL 370Toxicology

3

BIOL 381Animal Behavior

3

BIOL 412Ecology

3

BIOL 413Parasitology

3

BIOL 414Animal Histology

3

BIOL 415Immunology

3

BIOL 421Cell/Molecular Biology

3

BIOL 451Neuroscience

3

BLAW

BLAW 301Business Law I

3

BLAW 302Business Law II

3

BLAW 345Legal Environment of Business

3

CHEM

CHEM 311Organic Qualitative Analysis

3

CHEM 315Biochemistry I (Introduction to Biochemistry)

3

CHEM 316Biochemistry II (Metabolic Regulation and Signal Transduction)

3

CHEM 342Physical Biochemistry

3

CHEM 351Physical Chemistry I

3

CHEM 352Physical Chemistry II

3

CHEM 410Advanced Biochemistry

3

CHEM 415Analytical Chemistry

3

CHEM 420Advanced Forensic Chemistry

3

CHEM 422Inorganic Chemistry

3

CHEM 439Astrophysical Chemistry

3

CS

CS 301C Programming

3

CS 360Object Oriented Design

3

CS 370/ECE 370Operating Systems

3

CS 440Algorithms

3

CS 471/ECE 471Database Design

3

ECON

ECON 303Money and Banking

3

ECON 323The Economics of Health and Healthcare

3

ECON 325Environmental Economics

3

ECON 343Intermediate Macroeconomics

3

ECON 344Intermediate Microeconomics

3

ECON 346Current Economic Topics

3

ECON 347Sustainability, Culture, and Economics

3

ECON 420Managerial Economics

3

ECON 422International Trade and Economics

3

ECON 450Economics Policy

3

FIN

FIN 327Financial Management I

3

FIN 340Investments

3

FIN 346Personal Finance

3

FIN 350Capital Markets and Institutions

3

FIN 410Derivative Securities

3

FIN 411Commercial Banking

3

FIN 412Risk Management

3

FIN 427Financial Management II

3

FIN 437International Financial Management

3

FIN 440Portfolio Management

3

MGMT

MGMT 300International Business & Cultural Experience

3

MGMT 320International Business

3

MGMT 352Organizational Behavior and Management

3

MGMT 412Human Resources Management

3

MGMT 418Operations and Supply Chain Management (Formerly MKTG 418)

3

MGMT 428Management Quantitative Methods (Formerly MGMT 339)

3

MGMT 430Ethical Decision Making in Business

3

MGMT 450Organization Staffing and Development

3

MGMT 451Organizational Reward Systems

3

MGMT 452Employee and Labor Relations/Employment and Labor Law

3

MGMT 498Business Policy/Strategic Planning

3

MIS

MIS 351Systems Analysis and Design (Formerly ITM 351)

3

MIS 455Information Systems Practicum and Project Management (Formerly ITM 455)

3

MIS 470Application and Web Development (Formerly ITM 470)

3

MIS 481Information Security

3

MIS 482Digital Forensics

3

MIS 483Security Compliance and Auditing

3

MKTG

MKTG 311Principles of Marketing

3

MKTG 324Marketing Research and Intelligence

3

MKTG 334Market and Consumer Behavior

3

MKTG 338Selling and Sales Management

3

MKTG 348Business to Business Marketing

3

MKTG 411Marketing Policy and Strategy

3

MKTG 433Promotional Strategy

3

MKTG 438International Marketing

3

MATH

MATH 308Statistics

3

MATH 309Probability

3

MATH 329Applied Numerical Analysis

3

MATH 401Linear Algebra

3

MATH 402Abstract Algebra

3

MATH 405Discrete Mathematics

3

MATH 413Complex Analysis (Formerly MATH 403)

3

MATH 414Real Analysis (Formerly MATH 302)

3

PHYS

PHYS 340Electromagnetic Fields

3

PHYS 353Solid State Physics

3

PHYS 381Advanced Mechanics II

1

PHYS 415Optics

3

PHYS 430Thermal Physics

3

PHYS 447Quantum Mechanics I

3

PHYS 448Quantum Mechanics II

3

ROTC

Upper level classes

Crosstown Dual Degree

Christian Brothers University and Rhodes College offer a dual degree program wherein a student receives two degrees after five years of study: a Bachelor of Science from Rhodes and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Christian Brothers University. While at Rhodes the student majors in Physics, Chemistry, or Biochemistry/Molecular Biology, depending on the course of engineering study to be pursued at CBU. See program specifics.

Dual Degree

The School of Engineering and the School of Sciences offer a dual degree program for students interested in electrical engineering and computer science. With careful coordination, this program allows students to earn both degrees in a normal undergraduate time frame. See specific degree requirements.

Joint Degree

The School of Engineering and the School of Business jointly offer a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Management for students interested in pursuing management positions at engineering firms or other technologically based businesses. See specific degree requirements.

Summary of Course Requirements

Students must complete the University defined General Education requirements.

Program Option (department approved 300/400 level courses in Mathematics, Science, Engineering, or Business or advanced ROTC courses—3 hours maximum is allowed for ROTC courses) courses should be part of an integrated sequence of courses consistent with the overall aims and objectives of the School of Engineering. The integrated sequence must receive approval from the student’s advisor.