Bachelor of Science in Engineering Requirements for All Majors

Engineering Admissions Requirements

Admission Requirements

All students seeking admission to an engineering program are initially placed into the Pre-Engineering program. The Pre-Engineering program is designed for freshmen or transfer students who wish to pursue an engineering degree. The program is open to those who meet both the combined and mathematics requirements listed below.

Entrance Exam Requirement
Graduation Class Rank Combined SAT (CR+M)/ACT Math SAT/ACT
Top 10% No minimum score 520/20
11 – 25% 950/19 520/20
2nd quarter 1000/20 550/22
3rd quarter 1150/24 590/24
4th quarter 1250/27 650/28

Any student, including transfer and current Pre-Engineering students, who meets the following two criteria may apply for full admission to an engineering program:

Electrical Engineering

COMM 1315Introduction to Public Speaking

3

ENGL 1301Composition I

3

ENGL 1302Composition II

3

PHYS 2125University Physics I Laboratory

1

PHYS 2126University Physics II Laboratory

1

PHYS 2325University Physics I

3

PHYS 2326University Physics II

3

MATH 2413Calculus I

4

MATH 2414Calculus II

4

Mechanical Engineering

1. Have a cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or better, and

2. Have completed the following program-specific courses (or their equivalent) with a GPA of 2.5 or better.

COMM 1315Introduction to Public Speaking

3

ENGL 1301Composition I

3

ENGL 1302Composition II

3

ENGR 1204Engineering Graphics

2

ENGR 2301Engineering Mechanics: Statics

3

ENGR 2302Engineering Mechanics: Dynamic

3

PHYS 2125University Physics I Laboratory

1

PHYS 2126University Physics II Laboratory

1

PHYS 2325University Physics I

3

PHYS 2326University Physics II

3

MATH 2413Calculus I

4

MATH 2414Calculus II

4

Petroleum Engineering

COMM 1315Introduction to Public Speaking

3

ENGL 1301Composition I

3

ENGL 1302Composition II

3

ENGR 2403Engineering Mechanics Statics and Dynamics

4

GEOL 1101Physical Geology Laboratory

1

GEOL 1301Physical Geology

3

PHYS 2125University Physics I Laboratory

1

PHYS 2126University Physics II Laboratory

1

PHYS 2325University Physics I

3

PHYS 2326University Physics II

3

MATH 2413Calculus I

4

MATH 2414Calculus II

4

Prior to enrolling in any upper level engineering courses, the student must complete all of the courses listed above and submit an application for full admission to the program's discipline coordinator. Only those students accepted into an engineering discipline will be allowed to take upper level engineering courses.

General Education Requirements

General Education Requirements are 42 semester credit hours as outlined in the U. T. Permian Basin Undergraduate Catalog. In meeting these requirements, students should take the courses listed in the specific engineering program description.

Communication

ENGL 1301Composition I

3

ENGL 1302Composition II

3

Total Credit Hours:6

History (U.S. History)

HIST 1301History Of The Us To 1877

3

HIST 1302History Of The Us Since 1877

3

Total Credit Hours:6

Language, Philosophy, and Culture

Note: UNIV 1301 is open to students in the Honors Program only.

COMM 1301Introduction to the Study of Communication

3

ENGL 2322British Literature To 1800

3

ENGL 2323British Literature Since 1800

3

ENGL 2327American Literature To 1865

3

ENGL 2328American Literature Since 1865

3

UNIV 1301Honors Freshman Seminar I

3

Total Credit Hours:3

Mathematics

MATH 2413Calculus I

4

Total Credit Hours:4

Life and Physical Sciences

CHEM 1311General Chemistry I

3

PHYS 2325University Physics I

3

Total Credit Hours:6

The lab for these courses must also be taken, lab credit is counted in the Component Area section.

Political Science (U.S., State of Texas and Local Government)

PLSC 2305American National Politics

3

PLSC 2306State And Local Politics

3

Total Credit Hours:6

Creative Arts

Note: UNIV 1302 is open to students in the Honors Program only.

ARTS 1301Art Appreciation

3

DRAM 1310Introduction To Theatre Arts

3

MUSI 1301Jazz, Pop, and Rock

3

MUSI 1306Music Appreciation

3

ARTS 1303Art History Survey I

3

ARTS 1304Art History Survey II

3

UNIV 1302Honors Freshman Seminar II

3

Total Credit Hours:3

Social and Behavioral Science

ECON 2301Principles Of Macroeconomics

3

PSYC 1301Introduction To Psychology

3

SOCI 1301Introduction to Sociology

3

LEAD 1301Introduction to Leadership Studies

3

Total Credit Hours:3

Component Area Option

COMM 1315Introduction to Public Speaking

3

CHEM 1111General Chemistry Lab I

1

PHYS 2125University Physics I Laboratory

1

Total Credit Hours:5

Total Credit Hours: 42

Computer Use

Mechanical engineering students obtain skills in using computers in ENGR 1204 Engineering Graphics, a required lower division course.

Engineering Major

The major requirements for the different engineering majors are listed under those specific programs of study.