3. College Of Engineering

   
   
1. Engineering
   
   Advisors must alert all students desiring to major in any of the three departments in the College of Engineering that changing their majors will be extremely difficult because of the rigid requirements. Although engineering students take a few common courses during the freshman and sophomore years, there is some variation among majors. Students must decide by the end of their third semester which engineering major they want.
   Students majoring in one of the engineering areas take up to sixteen hours in their major during the freshman and sophomore years. They must take Chemistry for Engineers and Physics for Engineers as well as Calculus I, II, and III and Differential Equations. The junior and senior years for each of the three departments are quite distinct and leave no opportunity for changing majors. Advisors must be ready to tell students about the possibility of lost time if the student decides to alter his major to an area in engineering. See figures 17, 18, and 19 for the degree plans of the majors within the college of Engineering for male.