The purpose of the Engineering Science program is to prepare students for transfer to a four-year engineering school with junior status. Input from several four-year engineering schools in New York State and the Two Year Engineering Science Association of New York has been incorporated into the curriculum design to ensure transferability of the courses. The curriculum provides students with a broad based engineering education enabling them to explore a variety of engineering disciplines before declaring the field they will pursue. Several courses in the program include design and build experiences that allow students to apply what they learn to create working models.

NOTE: Credit earned or transfer credit received (e.g., dual credit courses) for engineering technology courses (e.g., CIT, CPT, ELT, MET, MFG, OPT) are NOT applicable to the Engineering Science degree.

(Housed in Engineering Science & Physics Department)

Distribution Requirements	Credit Hours
FIRST SEMESTER: 18 Credit Hours
ENG 101 College Composition OR ENG 200 Advanced Composition	3
MTH 210 Calculus I	4
CHE 151 General College Chemistry I	4
ENR 161 Engineering Computing I	3
ENR 153 Engineering Graphics and Machining*	4
Total	18
SECOND SEMESTER: 18 Credit Hours
ENGLISH ELECTIVE	3
MTH 211 Calculus II	4
PHY 161 University Physics I	4
ENR 157 Digital Electronics and Microcontrollers*	4
SOCIAL SCIENCE ELECTIVE	3
Total	18
THIRD SEMESTER: 18 Credit Hours
SOCIAL SCIENCE ELECTIVE	3
MTH 212 Calculus III	4
PHY 261 University Physics 2	4
ENR 251 Statics	3
ENR 253 Circuit Analysis 1	4
Total	18
FOURTH SEMESTER: 16-17 Credit Hours
Physical/Health Education	2
MTH 225 Differential Equations	4
ENR 252 Dynamics**	3-4
ENR 261 Engineering Computing 2	3
ENR 254 Circuit Analysis 2 OR ENR 256 Mechanics of Materials	3
ENR 259 Engineering Design Laboratory*	1
Total	16-17
TOTAL CREDITS	70-71

* Denotes courses containing a design and build experience.
**Students pursuing Electrical Engineering may substitute PHY 262 (formerly PHY 252) for ENR 252.

RECOMMENDED ELECTIVES:
Chemical Engineering: Choose ENR 256. Replace ENR 157, ENR 253, and ENR 252 with CHE 152, CHE 251, and CHE 252.

Computer Engineering: Choose ENR 254. Replace ENR 153, ENR 251, and ENR 252 with CSC 101, CSC 103, and CSC 202.

Electrical Engineering: **Choose ENR 254. PHY 262 (formerly PHY 252) may be substituted for ENR 252.

Mechanical/Civil/Aeronautical Engineering: Choose ENR 256.

Optics: Choose ENR 254. In addition, ENR 251 and ENR 252 should be replaced with cross-registration into OPT 241 and OPT 261 at the University of Rochester.