Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Engineering Design and Engineering Science
Also, the following area is available:
Minor in Environmental Engineering Science
A program of 137 semester hours is required for the Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, a program of 127 semester hours is required for the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, and a program of 139 semester hours is required for the Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering, as shown below
All majors must complete the University General Education requirements, the Pre-Engineering Requirements and the Core Engineering Requirements. Except with special permission of the program faculty, to be eligible to take the other upper-level engineering courses (those with course numbers starting with the letter "J":
All students must first complete JEMT 217(3170), Engineering Mathematics, with a minimum grade of C-.
Mechanical and Electrical Engineering majors must also complete JEE 180(2800), Introduction to Electrical Networks with a minimum grade of C-.
Civil engineering majors must complete either JEE 180(2800), Introduction to Electrical Networks, or JCHE 343(4430), Environmental Engineering Chemistry, with a minimum grade of C-.
A minimum grade of C- is necessary to meet the prerequisite requirement for any course.
Pre-Engineering Requirements
Mathematics 80(1800), Analytic Geometry/Calculus I
Mathematics 175(1900), Analytic Geometry/Calculus II
Mathematics 180(2000), Analytic Geometry/Calculus III
Mathematics 202(2020), Differential Equations
Chemistry 11(1111), Introductory Chemistry I
Chemistry 12(1121), Introductory Chemistry II
Physics 111(2111), Physics: Mechanics and Heat
Physics 112(2112), Physics: Electricity, Magnetism and Optics
Engineering 144(2310), Statics
Engineering 145(2320), Dynamics
English 10(1100), Composition
Humanities and Social Sciences Electives
The student's choice of humanities and social sciences electives must meet both the UM-St. Louis General Education Requirements and the Humanities and Social Sciences Requirements of the Joint Undergraduate Engineering Program. Check with your adviser for details. In particular:
- A course in American history or government or in Missouri history or government must be included.
- The cultural diversity requirement must be fulfilled.
At least 8 credit hours must be in one department or area within humanities or social sciences; of these 8 credit hours, at least 1 credit hour must be in a course at the junior level or higher, taken at a four-year institution.
- Some courses that fulfill the humanities [H] or social sciences [SS] breadth of study requirement do not count as Humanities and Social Sciences Electives; an example would be a statistics course taught in economics or psychology. See the Office of the Joint Undergraduate Engineering Program for a listing of courses that do not count as Humanities or Social Sciences Electives in this program, or check with your adviser.
Engineering Core Requirements
JCS 36(1360), Introduction to Computing
JEMT 217(3170), Engineering Mathematics
JEC 210(3100), Engineering Communications
JME 220(3200),Thermodynamics
JME 331/JEE 331(4310), Control Systems I*
JEE 180(2800), Introduction to Electrical Networks* OR
JCHE 343(4430), Environmental Engineering Chemistry
JEE 150(2500), Electrical Laboratory I*
*Required for electrical and mechanical engineering majors only.
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JCE 45(1451), Engineering Graphics
JCE 116(2160), Surveying
JCE 241(3410), Structural Analysis
JCE 242(3420), Structural Design
JCE 252(3520), Environmental Engineering Science
JCE 276(3760), Open Channel Hydraulics
JCE 319(4190), Soil Mechanics
JCE 320(4200), Soil Exploration and Testing
JCE 374(4740), Economic Decisions in Engineering
JCE 375(4750), Introduction to Urban Planning
JCE 376(4760), Site Planning and Engineering OR
JCE 382(4820), Design of Water Quality Control Facilities
JCE 384(4840), Probabilistic Methods in Civil Engineering Design
JCE 399(4990), Senior Civil Engineering Seminar
JCE 372(4720), Legal Aspects of Construction OR
JEP 361(4610), Introduction to Environmental Law and Policy
JME 141(2410), Mechanics of Deformable Bodies
JME 236 (3251), Materials Science
JCE 236(3360), Civil Engineering Materials Lab
JME 270(3700), Fluid Mechanics
JME 280(3721), Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
Civil Engineering Electives (200-399)
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JEMT 226(3261), Probability and Statistics for Engineering
JEE 160(2609), Digital Computers I
JEE 190(2900), Introduction to Digital and Linear Electronics
JEE 214(3149), Engineering Electromagnetic I: Fundamentals
JEE 227(3270), Power, Energy, and Polyphase Circuits
JEE 279(3790), Signal Analysis for Electronic Systems and Circuits
JEE 316(4160), Electrical Energy Laboratory
JEE 355(4550), Digital Systems Laboratory
JEE 380(4800), Senior Design
Electrical Engineering Electives (200-399)
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JEMT 226(3261), Probability and Statistics for Engineering
JME 041A(1414), Introduction to Engineering Design: Project
JME 041B(1415), Introduction to Engineering Design: CAD
JME 141(2410), Mechanics of Deformable Bodies
JME 221(3210), Energetics for Mechanical Engineers
JME 224(3221), Mechanical Design and Machine Elements
JME 270(3700), Fluid Mechanics
JME 280(3721), Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
JME 271(3710), Principles of Heat Transfer
JME 281(3722), Heat Transfer Laboratory
JME 317(4170), Dynamic Response of Physical Systems
JME 318(4180), Dynamic Response Laboratory
JME 390(4040), Mechanical Engineering Design Project
JME 395(4041), Current Topics in Mechanical Engineering Design
Mechanical Engineering Electives (200-399)
Graduation Requirements
In addition to the requirements of the University of Missouri-St. Louis that apply to all candidates for undergraduate degrees, the student must earn a minimum campus grade point average of 2.0 and a minimum grade point average of 2.0 for all engineering courses attempted at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
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A program of 18 semester hours is required to earn the minor in environmental engineering science. The minor is designed to provide formal recognition to recipients of bachelor's degrees in civil, electrical, or mechanical engineering that they have acquired the education necessary for entry-level careers as environmental professionals. They will also have a solid foundation to undertake graduate-level education in environmental engineering science.
Enrollment in all courses in the minor in environmental engineering science is limited to students who have been admitted to candidacy for the bachelor of science in civil engineering, the bachelor of science in electrical engineering, or the bachelor of science in mechanical engineering in the UM-St. Louis/ Washington University Joint Undergraduate Engineering Program. The minor may be awarded only to students who earn the bachelor of science in civil engineering, the bachelor of science in electrical engineering, or the bachelor of science in mechanical engineering in the UM-St. Louis/ Washington University Joint Undergraduate Engineering Program.
JCHE 343(4430), Environmental Engineering Chemistry
JCE 252(3520), Environmental Engineering Science (EE, ME majors) OR
JCE 375(4750), Introduction to Urban Planning (CE majors)
JCE 308(4080), Environmental Engineering Laboratory - Water/Soil OR
JCE 309(4090), Environmental Engineering Laboratory - Air
JCE 382(4820), Design of Water Quality Control Facilities
JEP 337(4370), Environmental Risk Assessment
JEP 361(4610), Introduction to Environmental Law and Policy
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The number of semester hours assigned to each engineering course in the Joint Undergraduate Engineering Program is further divided into hours of engineering design, engineering science, and basic science content. Engineering topics is the sum of engineering science hours and engineering design hours. The following table shows the design hours and engineering science hours for courses in the engineering programs.
Each engineering student must complete a curriculum that contains at least 48 hours of engineering topics semester hours, including all courses: pre-engineering requirements, engineering core requirements, major requirements, and electives. Civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering majors should consult with their advisers to select electives at the 200 and 300 level that include sufficient engineering design and engineering science content to produce the required totals. Transfer courses from other institutions do not necessarily have the same engineering science and engineering design content as their equivalents in the UM-St. Louis/Washington University Joint Undergraduate Engineering Program. Students who include transfer courses in their curricula should consult with their advisers to be sure that these requirements are met.
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UM-St. Louis/Washington University Joint Undergraduate Engineering Program
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