Engineering Majors
- Aerospace Engineering (AE)
- Cybersecurity (CB)
- Biomedical Engineering (BME)
- Computer Engineering (CE)
- Computer Science (CS)
- Electrical Engineering (EE)
- Industrial Engineering (IE)
- Product Design and Manufacturing Engineering (PDME)
- Mechanical Engineering (ME)
- Mechanical Engineering (ME)
- Applied Engineering (APEN)
Applied Engineering Concentrations:
- Engineering Management (EM)
- Process Automation (PA)
- Sustainable and Environmental Engineering (SE)
Math & Natural Sciences
Required for all College of Engineering majors.
- CH 110 College Chemistry 1 (L)* (except APEN-PA concentration, CB, CE, CS)
- MA 151 Calculus 1 with Analytic Geometry (except CB)
- MA 152 Calculus 2 with Analytic Geometry (except CB)
- MA 160 Discrete Structures (Only CE, CS)
- MA 220 Statistics for Management, Life and Social Sciences (except AE, ME)
- MA 253 Calculus 3 with Analytic Geometry (only AE, EE, ME)
- MA 260 Differential Equations (except APEN, CB, CS, IE)
- PH 251 Physics 1 (L) (except CB)
- PH 252 Physics 2 (L)* (except APEN-SE concentration, CB)
* APEN-EM concentration - Choose one: CH 110 or PH 252
Other Courses by Major
Aerospace Engineering - AE
- EC 201 Principles of Macroeconomics
- EN 101 Engineering Graphics 1 and EN 102 Engineering Graphics 2
- EN 260 Statics
- ID 223 Beginning C++ with Game Programming
- PL 292 Engineering Ethics
Applied Engineering - APEN
- BA 130 Financial Accounting (EM only)
- EC 201 Principles of Macroeconomics
- EN 101 Engineering Graphics 1 and EN 102 Engineering Graphics 2
- EN 201 Materials and Processes of Industry
- EN 212 Electric Circuits (PA, SE only)
- EN 260 Statics
- EV 150 Environmental Issues
- PL 292 Engineering Ethics
Biomedical Engineering - BME
- BI 215 Majors Biology 1-Cell (L)
- BI 240 Anatomy & Physiology (L)
- CH 115 College Chemistry 2 (L)
- EC 250 Engineering Economics
- EN 260 Statics
- PL 292 Engineering Ethics
Computer Engineering - CE
- EC 250 Engineering Economics
- EN 240 Introduction to Digital Logic Design
- EN 250 Data Structures
- ID 128 Digital Media Ethics
- ID 223 Beginning C++ with Game Programming
- IS 253 CCNA 1 Internetworking Fundamentals
Computer Science - CS
- EC 250 Engineering Economics
- EN 240 Introduction to Digital Logic Design
- EN 250 Data Structures
- ID 128 Digital Media Ethics
- ID 223 Beginning C++ with Game Programming
- IS 253 CCNA 1 Internetworking Fundamentals
- PL 101 Introduction to Logic
- SD 221 C#
Cybersecurity - CB
- BS 160 General Psychology
- EC 201 Principles of Macroeconomics
- ID 128 Digital Media Ethics
- IS 101 CompTIA A+ Essentials and Applications
- IS 102 CompTIA Network+
- IS 153 Principles of Information Science
- IS 204 Digital Forensics
- IS 250 Enterprise Security Management
- IS 260 Cyber Security and Internet Management Capstone
- MA 140 Trigonometry
- PH 143 General Physics 1 (L)
- PL 101 Introduction to Logic
- SD 201 Python Programming with Data Science
Electrical Engineering - EE
- EC 250 Engineering Economics
- EN 240 Intro to Digital Logic Design
- ID 223 Beginning C++ with Game Programming
- PL 292 Engineering Ethics
Industrial Engineering - IE
- EC 250 Engineering Economics
- EN 101 Engineering Graphics 1 and EN 102 Engineering Graphics 2
- EN 201 Materials and Processes of Industry
- ID 223 Beginning C++ with Game Programming
- PL 292 Engineering Ethics
Mechanical Engineering - ME
- EN 101 Engineering Graphics 1 and EN 102 Engineering Graphics 2
- EN 260 Statics
- PL 292 Engineering Ethics
Product Design & Manufacturing Engineering - PDME
- EC 250 Engineering Economics
- EN 101 Engineering Graphics 1 and EN 102 Engineering Graphics 2
- EN 201 Materials and Processes of Industry
- EN 260 Statics
- PL 292 Engineering Ethics
Courses that Fulfill General Education & Program Requirements
Certain general education courses are also used as program requirements in the WSU
College of Engineering. These courses can be applied to the programs through transfer
credits. WSU strongly recommends that students looking at these programs take the
following courses to fulfill both General Education and program requirements simultaneously.