Seward County Community College: College of Engineering Recommended Transfer Courses

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Recommended Transfer Courses

2027-28 Transfer Guide

This Transfer Guide is for information only and is not a contract. Courses / requirements subject to change. Produced March 2027.

WSU College of Engineering

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To graduate from an engineering program, a candidate must attain 2.0 GPA in each of the following categories:
- All college and university work attempted (cumulative GPA)
- All work attempted at WSU (WSU GPA)
- All work in the student's major at WSU including Engineering+ requirements.
Most engineering courses have prerequisites and/or co-requisites; the prerequisite course must have been completed before the course requiring it can be taken, and the co-requisite must be completed prior to or taken concurrently with the required course sequence.
Specific engineering courses for each major will be provided during student advising.

NOTE:

(L) - For purposes of this transfer guide, "Lab" in the course name or "(L)" after the course name indicates that the WSU equivalent course carries the "laboratory" (LAB) attribute.

Academic Divisions for General Education

Seward County CC courses approved for general education credit by the WSU College of Engineering are shown below.

English Discipline Area — Bucket 1:

EG 1103 English Composition I or EG 1105 English Comp I w/Rev
EG 1113 English Composition II

Communications Discipline Area — Bucket 2:

SP 1103 Interpersonal Comm
SP 1203 Public Speaking

Mathematics & Statistics Discipline Area — Bucket 3:

MA 1163 Contemporary Math
MA 1165 Contemp Math w/Rev
MA 1173 College Algebra
MA 1175 College Algebra w/Review
MA 1183 Trigonometry
MA 2103 Elementary Statistics
MA 2105 Elem Statistics w/Rev
MA 2304 Business Calculus
MA 2605 Analytic Geometry/Calc I

Natural & Physical Sciences Discipline Area — Bucket 4:

BI 1305 Principles of Biology (L)
BI 1505 Biology I for Majors (L)
BI 1515 Biology II for Majors (L)
BI 2114 Anatomy & Physiology I and BI 2124 Anatomy & Phys II (L)
BI 2115 Anat & Phys Lect & Lab (L)
BI 2304 Human Anatomy and BI 2314 Human Physiology (L)
BI 2705 Microbiology (L)
CH 1105 Chemistry in Society (L)
CH 1205 Intro to Chemistry (L)
CH 1505 College Chemistry I (L)
CH 1515 College Chemistry II (L)
CH 2605 Organic Chemistry I (L)
PS 1115 Physical Science (L)
PS 1323 Environmental Science and PS 1322 Environ Sci Lab (L)
PS 1775 Introduction to Geology (L)
PS 2205 General Physics I (L)
PS 2215 General Physics II (L)
PS 2505 Engineering Physics I (L)
PS 2515 Engineering Physics II (L)

Social & Behavioral Sciences Discipline Area — Bucket 5:

BH 1303 General Psychology
BH 1403 Principles of Sociology
BH 1613 Intro Cultural Anthrop
BH 2303 Developmental Psych
BH 2403 Marriage & the Family
CJ 1203 Intro to Criminal Justice
CJ 1803 Criminology
CJ 2313 Juvenile Justice
CJ 2533 Criminal Law
EC 2213 Princ of Macroeconomics
EC 2223 Princ of Microeconomics
GE 1103 Wrld Regional Geography
SS 1403 American National Gov
SS 1503 Leadership Concepts

Arts & Humanities Discipline Area — Bucket 6:

AR 1303 Ceramics I
AR 1313 Ceramics II
AR 1323 Art Appreciation
AR 1703 Survey of Art History I
AR 1713 Survey of Art History II
BA 1603 Business Ethics
DR 1203 Acting I
DR 1503 Introduction to Cinema
DR 2203 Theater Appreciation
ED 1203 Art in the Elem School
ED 1403 Elementary School Music
EG 1303 Introduction to Literature
EG 1763 World Literature
EG 2103 Creative Writing
EG 2303 English Literature I
EG 2403 American Literature I
EG 2413 American Literature II
HS 1303 American Hist I 1492-1877
HS 1313 American Hist II 1877-Pres
HS 1603 World Civilization I
HS 1613 World Civilization II
ML 1205 Elementary Spanish I
ML 1215 Elementary Spanish II
ML 1405 Elementary French I
MO 1603 Intro to Mass Comm
MU 1203 Music Appreciation
MU 1803 Jazz Appreciation
PH 1303 Intro to the Old Testament
PH 1313 Intro to the New Testament
PH 1323 Survey of World Religions
PH 2103 Introduction to Ethics
PH 2203 Introduction to Philosophy

Institutionally Designated Area — Bucket 7:

BH 1603 Physical Anthropology
BI 1113 Field Biology
CS 1203 Intro Compu Conc/App (L)
MA 2615 Analytic Geometry/Calc II
MA 2625 Calculus III
PS 1313 Introduction to Astronomy

Program-Specific Requirements

Engineering Majors

Aerospace Engineering (AE)
Cybersecurity (CB)
Biomedical Engineering (BME)
Computer Engineering (CE)
Computer Science (CS)
Electrical Engineering (EE)
Industrial Engineering (IE)
Product Design & Manufacturing Engineering (PDME)
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 1505 College Chemistry I (L)* (except APEN-PA concentration, CB, CE, CS)
MA 2605 Analytic Geom/Calc I (except CB)
MA 2615 Analytic Geom/Calc II (except CB)
MA 2625 Calculus III (only AE, EE, ME)
MA 2903 Differential Equations (except APEN, CB, CS, IE)
PS 2505 Engineering Physics I (L) (except CB)
PS 2515 Engineering Physics II (L)* (except APEN-SE concentration, CB)

*APEN-EM concentration - Choose one: CH 1505 or PS 2515

Other Courses by Major

Aerospace Engineering - AE

DF 1003 Intro Compu Aided Drafting and DF 1013 Orthograp Views/Proj and DF 1103 Print Reading or DF 1012 Geometric Constructions and DF 1143 Technical Drafting II and DF 1153 Parametric Modeling
EC 2213 Princ of Macroeconomics

Applied Engineering - APEN

AC 1203 Accounting I and AC 1213 Accounting II (EM only)
DF 1003 Intro Compu Aided Drafting and DF 1013 Orthograp Views/Proj and DF 1103 Print Reading or DF 1012 Geometric Constructions and DF 1143 Technical Drafting II and DF 1153 Parametric Modeling
EC 2213 Princ of Macroeconomics
MA 2103 Elementary Statistics or MA 2105 Elem Statistics w/Rev
PS 1323 Environmental Science and PS 1322 Environ Sci Lab (L)

Biomedical Engineering - BME

BI 1505 Biology I for Majors (L)
BI 2115 Anatomy & Phys (L)
CH 1515 College Chemistry II (L)

Computer Engineering - CE

CS 1303 Programming Logic & Dsgn
CS 2453 Programming Language C++

Computer Science - CS

CS 1303 Programming Logic & Dsgn
CS 2453 Programming Language C++

Cybersecurity - CB

BH 1303 General Psychology
CS 1713 CompTIA A+ Essentials or CS 1723 CompTIA A+ Pract Appl
CS 1903 Information Security
EC 2213 Princ of Macroeconomics
MA 1183 Trigonometry
MA 2103 Elementary Statistics or MA 2105 Elem Statistics w/Rev
PS 2205 General Physics I (L)

Electrical Engineering - EE

CS 1303 Programming Logic & Dsgn

Industrial Engineering - IE

CS 1303 Programming Logic & Dsgn
DF 1003 Intro Compu Aided Drafting and DF 1013 Orthograp Views/Proj and DF 1103 Print Reading or DF 1012 Geometric Constructions and DF 1143 Technical Drafting II and DF 1153 Parametric Modeling

Mechanical Engineering - ME

DF 1003 Intro Compu Aided Drafting and DF 1013 Orthograp Views/Proj and DF 1103 Print Reading or DF 1012 Geometric Constructions and DF 1143 Technical Drafting II and DF 1153 Parametric Modeling

Product Design & Manufacturing Engineering - PDME

DF 1003 Intro Compu Aided Drafting and DF 1013 Orthograp Views/Proj and DF 1103 Print Reading or DF 1012 Geometric Constructions and DF 1143 Technical Drafting II and DF 1153 Parametric Modeling

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.