Engineering Mathematics- Dual Degree

A Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Engineering Mathematics requires the completion of the Elon Core Curriculum as well as the Major Requirements listed below.

Major Requirements

Math and Science courses: 36 sh

CHM1110	General Chemistry I with Lab	4 sh
CHM1120	General Chemistry II with Lab	4 sh
CSC1300	Computer Science I	4 sh
MTH1510	Calculus I	4 sh
MTH2510	Calculus II	4 sh
MTH2520	Multivariable Calculus and Analytic Geometry	4 sh
MTH3510	Differential Equations	4 sh
PHY2210	University Physics I	4 sh
PHY2220	University Physics II	4 sh

Engineering foundations courses: 13 sh

EGR1210	Grand Challenges in Engineering I	3 sh
EGR1220	Engineering Computing with MatLab	2 sh
EGR1230	Grand Challenges in Engineering II	2 sh
EGR2060	Engineering Mechanics - Statics	3 sh
EGR2080	Engineering Mechanics - Dynamics	3 sh

Choose at least two of the following courses: 8 sh

EGR2110	Circuit Analysis	3 sh
EGR2120	Circuit Analysis Lab	1 sh
EGR3060	Mechanics of Solids	4 sh
EGR3100/PHY3100	Engineering Thermodynamics	4 sh
EGR2260	Structure and Properties of Materials	4 sh
EGR3080	Engineering Fluid Mechanics	4 sh

Required courses: 20 sh

MTH2310	Linear Algebra	4 sh
MTH3410/STS3410	Probability Theory and Statistics	4 sh
MTH3430	Mathematical Modeling	4 sh
MTH4450/CSC4450	Numerical Analysis	4 sh
CSC2300	Computer Science II	4 sh

Choose one of the following: 4 sh

MTH2410	Discrete Structures	4 sh
MTH3300	Mathematical Reasoning	4 sh

Total Credit Hours: 81