Lower Division Non-technical Credits (Total 24 Credits) PBCC

Subject	Course	Credit
College Composition I	ENC 1101	3
College Composition II	ENC 1102	3
Humanities I	Area II	3
Humanities II	Area II	3
Social Science I	Area V	3
Social Science II	Area V	3
Fundamentals of Speech Communication	SPC 1016	3
Health or Foreign Language	Area VI	3

Lower Division Technical Credits (Total 38 Credits) PBCC

Subject	Course	Credit
Calculus w/Analytical Geometry I [1]	MAC 2311	4
Calculus w/Analytical Geometry II	MAC 2312	4
Calculus w/Analyticl Geometry III	MAC 2313	4
Differential Equations I	MAP 2302	3
General Physics w/Calculus I [2]	PHY 2048	3
General Physics w/Calculus I Laboratory	PHY 2048L	1
General Physics w/Calculus II	PHY 2049	3
General Physics w/Calculus II Laboratory	PHY 2049L	1
Introduction to Programming in C [3]	COP 1220	3
General Chemistry I	CHM 1045	3
General Chemistry I Laboratory	CHM 1045L	1
Engineering Graphics (FAU)	EGS 1111C	3
Introduction to Engineering [3,4]	EGN 1002C	3

Upper Division Program (Total 85 Credits) FAU

Subject	Course	Credit
Marine Topics	EOC 3213	1
Statics	EGN 3311	3
Fabrications of OE Systems	EOC 2801	1
Oceanography (FAU)	OCG 3002	3
Engineering Math II or Engineering Analysis	MAP 4306 or EOC 4930	3
Thermodynamics	EOC 3141	3
Circuits I	EEL 3111	3
Strength of Materials	EOC 3150	3
Dynamics	EOC 3113	3
Ocean Engineering Laboratory	EOC 3130L	3
Vibrations	EOC 3114	3
Electronics I or Electrical Mechanics, Electrical Machines & Analog	EEL 3300 or EOC 3636	3 or 4
Introduction to Logic Design	CDA 3201	4
Acoustics I	EOC 3306	3
Acoustics II [5]	EOC 4115C	4
Engineering Materials I	EOC 3200	3
Engineering Materials II [5]	EOC 4201C	4
Ocean Wave Mechanics	EOC 4422	3
Fluid Mechanics I	EOC 3123	4
Fluid Mechanics II [5]	EOC 4124	4
Structural Analysis I	EOC 3410C	3
Structural Analysis II [5]	EOC 4412	4
Dynamic Systems	EOC 4620	3
Ocean & Environmental Data Analysis	EOC 3631C	3
Ocean Thermal Systems	EOC 4193	3
Ocean Systems Design	EOC 4804	3
Ocean Systems Design Project	EOC 4804L	4

[1] A maximum of 12 credit hours will be accepted at FAU for the Calculus courses. This course as well as MAC 2312 and 2313 could be used towards PBCC'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 PBCC'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 the community college. [4] Should be taken first term of first year. [5] Seniors are allowed to choose two of the "II" courses to specialize in an area: Acoustics II, Materials II, Fluids II or Structures II . NOTE: The lower division credit hours listed above will count toward the AA degree. The PBCC credits will all transfer into the Ocean 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 A.A. 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 PBCC or FAU.