Pre- Combined Plan Curriculum Guide (For fall 2011 admission)

Muhlenberg College

PRE - COMBINED PLAN CURRICULUM GUIDE

For fall 2011 admission

Students must complete the Combined Plan program in four (4) consecutive semesters.

 

 

FOUNDATION COURSES REQUIRED OF ALL MAJORS:

i. MATHEMATICS

  •  The full sequence of Calculus I, II, III (MTH 121, MTH 122, MTH 223)
  • Differential Equations (MTH 227)

ii. PHYSICS

  •  General Physics I (PHY 121)
  • General Physics II (PHY 122)
  • Thermal and Statistical Physics (PHY 241 or PHY 242)

iii. CHEMISTRY

  • General Chemistry I (CHM 103)

Please see individual programs below for details. Some programs require an additional second semester of General Chemistry (CHM 104) or have possible substitutions.

iv.  COMPUTER SCIENCE

  • Computer Science II (CSI 111),

Some majors require a specific programming language (see requirements for majors below).

v. HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

  • All of Muhlenberg’s General Academic Requirements, plus
  • Principles of Macroconomics (ECN 101) OR Principles of Microeconomics (ECN 102) AND
  • First Year Seminar (FYS XXX)

ECN 101 or ECN 102 may be included in the General Academic Requirements

 

REQUIRED FOR MAJORS IN:

(Notes in italics clarify requirements.)

 

APPLIED MATHEMATICS or APPLIED PHYSICS

MATHEMATICS

  • Differential Equations (MTH 227)

PHYSICS

  • Modern Physics (PHY 213)

CHEMISTRY / BIOLOGY (choose one course listed below. Chemistry/Biology labs not required.)

  • Principals of Biology III (Bio 152)
  • Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology (C2005)

 

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

ALL TRACKS

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra(MTH 226).

PHYSICS

  • Modern Physics (PHY 213)

CHEMISTRY

  • General Chemistry II (CHM 104)
  • Organic Chemistry I (CHM 201 or CHM 203)

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

  • Analog  and Digital Circuits (PHY 216)  Introduction to Electrical Engineering (ELEN E1201) may be taken the summer before entering or while at Columbia]

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

  • Analytical Mechanics (PHY 319 ) [Mechanics (ENME E3105) may be taken the summer before entering or while at Columbia]

COMPUTER SCIENCE

  • Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in MATLAB (COMS W1005) preferred

 

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226)

CHEMISTRY

  • General Chemistry II (CHM 104)
  • Organic Chemistry I (CHM 201 or CHM 203)

 

CIVIL ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra(MTH 226).

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

  • Analytical Mechanics (PHY 319) [ Mechanics (ENME E3105) [may be taken the summer before entering or while at Columbia]

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Introduction to Computer Science and Programming in MATLAB preferred

 COMPUTER ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226).
  • COMPUTER SCIENCE
  • (Computer Programming in JAVA is required.)
  • Discrete Mathematics (COMS W3203)

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

  • Analytical Mechanics (PHY 319) [Introduction to Electrical Engineering (ELEN E1201) may be taken the summer before entering or while at Columbia]

 EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226).

CHEMISTRY

  • General Chemistry II (CHM 104)

OTHER SCIENCE ELECTIVE (choose one course listed below)

  • Organic Chemistry (CHM 201 or CHM 203)
  • Modern Physics  (PHY 213)
  • Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology (BIOL C2005)

EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (choose one course listed below)

  • Advanced General Geology (EESC W4001) [may be taken while at Columbia.]
  • The Climate System (EESC V2100 ) [may be taken while at Columbia.]
  • The Solid Earth System (EESC V2200) [may be taken while at Columbia.]

EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

  • Alternative Energy Resources (EAEE E2002) [may be taken at Columbia]

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226)
  • PHYSICS
  • Modern Physic s  (PHY 213)

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Computer Programming in JAVA (W1007) is recommended.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

  • Analog and Digital Circuits (PHY 216) [ Introduction to Electrical Engineering (ELEN E1201) may be taken the summer before entering or while at Columbia]

 

IEOR: ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226)

COMPUTER SCIENCE (choose one set of courses below)

  • Computer Programming in C (W1003)
  • Data Structures in C (W3133)

-or-

  • Computer Programming in JAVA (W1007)
  • Data Structures in JAVA (W3134)

The Department strongly recommends JAVA over C.

ECONOMICS

  • Introduction to Financial Accounting (ACT 101)

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

  •  Introduction to Probability and Statistics (W3600)

Please note that the course must have calculus as a pre-requisite. The Department strongly suggests taking two separate courses: one in Probability and one in Statistics.

 

IEOR: FINANCIAL ENGINEERING

Students cannot apply directly to IEOR: Financial Engineering because this concentration in

Operations Research requires an application after one semester of study at Columbia. Students

interested in this concentration must adhere to the following pre-requisite requirements:

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226)
  • Differential Equations (MTH 227)

COMPUTER SCIENCE (choose one set of courses below)

  • Computer Programming in C (W1003)
  • Data Structures in C (W3133)

-or-

  • Computer Programming in JAVA (W1007)
  • Data Structures in JAVA (W3134)

The Department strongly recommends JAVA over C.

ECONOMICS

  • Introduction to Accounting and Finance (E2261)

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

  • Probability (IEOR E3658)
  • Statistical Inference (W3659)

Please note that the course must have calculus as a pre-requisite.

 

IEOR: INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS (choose one course listed below)

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226)

COMPUTER SCIENCE (choose one set of courses below)

  • Computer Programming in C (W1003)
  • Data Structures in C (W3133)

-or-

  • Computer Programming in JAVA (W1007)
  • Data Structures in JAVA (W3134)

The Department strongly recommends JAVA over C.

ECONOMICS

  • Introduction to Accounting and Finance (E2261)

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

  • Introduction to Probability and Statistics (W3600)

Please note that the course must have calculus as a pre-requisite. The Department strongly suggests taking two separate courses: one in Probability and one in Statistics.

 

IEOR: OPERATIONS RESEARCH

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226)

COMPUTER SCIENCE (choose one set of courses below)

  • Computer Programming in C (W1003)
  • Data Structures in C (W3133)

-or-

  • Computer Programming in JAVA (W1007)
  • Data Structures in JAVA (W3134)

The Department strongly recommends JAVA over C.

ECONOMICS

  • Introduction to Accounting and Finance (E2261)

PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

  • Introduction to Probability and Statistics (W3600)

Please note that the course must have calculus as a pre-requisite. The Department strongly suggests taking two separate courses: one in Probability and one in Statistics.

 

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

MATHEMATICS

  • Differential Equations (MTH 227)

PHYSICS/CHEMISTRY LAB (choose one course listed below)

  • Physics Lab (C1493/4)
  • General Chemistry Lab (C1500)

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

  • Analytical Mechanics (PHY 319)  [Mechanics (ENME E3105) may be taken the summer before entering or while at Columbia]

MATERIALS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS

  • Differential Equations (MTH 227)

PHYSICS

  • Modern Physics (PHY 213)

CHEMISTRY

  • General Chemistry II (CHM 103)

 

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS

  • Linear Algebra (MTH 226).

PHYSICS/ BIOLOGY (choose one course listed below)

  • Modern Physics (PHY 213)
  • Environmental Biology: Molecules to Cells (EEEB W2001)
  • Introduction to Molecular and Cellular Biology (C2005)

ENGINEERING MECHANICS

  • Analytical Mechanics (PHY 319) [ Mechanics (ENME E3105) may be taken while at Columbia]

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

  • Analog and Digitqal Circuits [ Intro. to Electrical Engineering (ELEN E1201) or equivalent may be taken while at Columbia]