Environmental Resources Engineering, B.S. MAP (with MATH 101)

Year 1

Semester 1 (14-16 Units)

American Institutions / GE Area F: Ethnic Studies / DCG Domestic NAS 200 - Indigenous Peoples in U.S. History Units: 3 (see major notes below)
GE Area A: Written Communication ENGL 102 - Composition & Rhetoric A Units: 3 OR ENGL 104 - Accelerated Composition & Rhetoric Units: 3
Optional: ENGL 110 - Developing Academic Literacy Lab Units: 1
GE Area B: Mathematics MATH 101 - College Algebra Units: 3 OR (MATH 101I - College Algebra with Integrated Support Units: 3 AND MATH 1 - Support for College Algebra Units: 1 ) ^[1]
Major / GE Area B: Physical Science CHEM 109 - General Chemistry I Units: 5 ^[2]

^[1] Credit earned for math support course (MATH 1) does not count toward unit requirements for graduation, GE or major.

^[2] Prerequisite of math placement category 1, 2 or 3. Students in category 4 will need to adjust courses in consultation with an advisor.

Semester 2 (14-15 Units)

Prerequisite MATH 101T - Trigonometry Units: 3
GE Area A: Written Communication ENGL 103 - Composition & Rhetoric B Units: 3 ^[3]
Optional: ENGL 110 - Developing Academic Literacy Lab Units: 1
Major (Core) CHEM 110 - General Chemistry II Units: 5
Major (Core) ENGR 115 - Introduction to Environmental Resources Engineering Units: 3

^[3] If ENGL 104 was taken last semester, take an elective, other GE or major course in place of ENGL 103.

Year 2

Semester 3 (14 Units)

Lower Division GE Area C: Arts
Units: 3
Major / GE Area B: Life Sciences BIOL 105 - Principles of Biology Units: 4
Major MATH 109 - Calculus I Units: 4
Major ENGR 215 - Introduction to Design Units: 3

Semester 4 (14 Units)

American Institutions / GE Area D: Social Science
U.S. and California Government
Units: 3
Major ENGR 210 - Solid Mechanics: Statics Units: 3
Major ENGR 351 - Introduction to Water Quality Units: 4
Major MATH 110 - Calculus II Units: 4

Year 3

Semester 5 (16 Units)

Lower Division GE Area C: Humanities
Units: 3
Lower Division GE Area C: Arts
OR
Humanities
Units: 3
Major MATH 210 - Calculus III Units: 4
Major ENGR 211 - Solid Mechanics: Dynamics Units: 3
Major ENGR 225 - Computational Methods for Environmental Engineering I Units: 3

Semester 6 (14 Units)

Year 4

Semester 7 (13 Units)

Semester 8 (15 Units)

Major ENGR 416 - Transport Phenomena Units: 3
Major ENGR 440 - Hydrology I Units: 3
Major (Engineering Design Elective) ^[4] Course #1 Units: 3
Major (Engineering Design Elective) ^[4] Course #2 Units: 3
Upper Division GE Area C: Arts & Humanities
^[5] Units: 3

^[4] See Environmental Resources Engineering, B.S. for Engineering Design Elective course options. Select courses in consultation with an advisor.

^[5] Take a course that double-counts for DCG.

Year 5

Semester 9 (15-17 Units)

Upper Division GE Area D: Social Sciences
Units: 3
Major ENGR 410 - Environmental Health & Impact Assessment Units: 3
Major ENGR 492 - Capstone Design Project Units: 3
Major (Engineering Design Elective)^[4] Course #3 Units: 3
Major (Science Elective) BIOL 330 , CHEM 341 , CHEM 370 , FISH 320 , GEOL 303 , GEOL 306 , PHYX 315 , SOIL 360 , OR SOIL 363 Units: 3-5

Major Notes

The ERE program has approval for courses fulfilling requirements in American Institutions (6 Units) to count as fulfilling Lower Division GE (6 Units) of either area D or F. It is recommended that ERE majors choose NAS 200 to satisfy both GE area F and the U.S. History American Institutions requirements.

GE modifications in this major: the following requirements are fulfilled by completion of all major coursework: GE Area A Oral Communication, GE Area A Critical Thinking, 3 units in GE Area D, 3 units in area E, 3 units in upper division GE area B. Refer to the catalog for more details.