Upper Division Program (Total 68 Credits) FAU

Subject	Course	Credit
Statics	EGM 3510 or EOC 3105 or EGN 3311	3
Dynamics	EGM 3400 or EOC 3113	3
Strength of Materials	EGM 3524 or EOC 3150 or CES 3204	3
Fundamentals of AutoCAD	CGN 2327	3
Surveying	SUR XXXX	3
Engineering Science Elective - Select one course from the list below (total 3 creditsl):	-	3
Circuit I Thermodynamics I Engineering Thermodynamics	EEL 3111 EML 3100 EOC 3141	3 3 3
Probability & Statistics for Engineers	STA 4032	3
Civil Engineering Materials	CGN 3501C	3
Soil Mechanics	CEG 3011C	4
Foundation Engineering	CEG 4012	3
Analysis of Structures	CES 3102	3
Structural Steel Design	CES 4605	3
Applied Hydraulics	CWR 3201C	4
Hydrologic Engineering	CWR 4202	3
Environmental Science & Engineering	ENV 3001	3
Transportation Engineering I	TTE 4004	3
Transportation Engineering II	TTE 4005	3
Reinforced Concrete Design	CES 4702	3
Civil Engineering Design I	CGN 4803C	3
Civil Engineering Design II	CGN 4804C	3
Water & Wastewater Technology	ENV 4514	3
Civil Engineering Technical Elective - Consult academic advisor for available civil engineering technical electives	-	3

[1] A maximum of 12 credit hours will be accepted at FAU for the Calculus sequence. This course as well as MAC 2312 and 2313 could be used towards BC's math general education requirements. [2] A maximum of 8 credit hours will be accepted at FAU for the Physics sequence with lab. This course could be used towards BC's science general education requirements. Physics II also applies. [3] This is not part of the Lower 48 curriculum but is required by the FAU Engineering Program, so the student can choose to take the course either at FAU or at BC. [4] Should be taken first term of first year. If you took Introduction to Engineering or Fundamentals of Engineering at BC, this will be accepted in place of FAU's Fundamentals of Engineering EGN 1002. NOTE: The lower division credit hours listed above will count toward the AA degree and will transfer directly into the Civil Engineering program at FAU. If a student must take additional mathematics courses prior to becoming eligible for the initial calculus course listed in the 48 hours, those courses will count toward the AA Degree, but will be over and above the prescribed number of hours for the bachelor's in engineering. The AA degree assures that the student has met the Gordon Rule requirements of the State University System. Students transferring without the AA degree may have to take additional courses to meet the Gordon Rule. This curriculum is subject to change. For the most current information, students should check with departmental advisors at BC and FAU.