| Fall Semester | Spring Semester |
| FIRST YEAR | |
| Math 161: Calculus I | Math 162: Calculus II |
| Chem 121: General Chemistry I | Lab Science Elective 4 |
| ES101: Introduction to Engineering | Physics 131 |
| First-Year Seminar | CCS Elective |
| SECOND YEAR | |
| Math 263: Calculus III | Math Elective 5 |
| EGRS 251 Introduction to Engineering and Public Policy | EGRS 261 Engineering Economics and Management |
| ECON 101 Principles of Economics | CCS Elective |
| Lab Science/Math/Computing Elective6 | Engineering Systems Elective7 |
| THIRD YEAR | |
| 200 Level Engineering Elective 8 | Study Abroad – Free Elective9 |
| Engineering Systems Elective7 | Study Abroad – Free Elective9 |
| Humanities/Social Science Elective10 | Study Abroad – Free Elective9 |
| Humanities/Social Science Elective10 | Study Abroad – Free Elective9 |
| FOURTH YEAR | |
| EGRS 451 Capstone Seminar in Engineering and Society (W) | 300/400 Level Engineering Elective11 |
| 300/400 Level Engineering Elective11 | 300/400 Level Engineering Elective11 |
| Humanities/Social Science Elective10 | Free Elective |
| Free Elective | Free Elective |
1 All Engineering Studies majors must meet the writing requirement (fys, EGRS 451, and two other designated writing courses).
2 Minors: no more than one minor or more than three named courses count from major or common course of study.
3 Double majors: no more than four courses count for both majors.
4 Must be a lab course in geology, biology, chemistry, physics, or psychology 110.
5 A course from the math department numbered 186 or higher.
6 Must be a lab science course (see note 4), a math course numbered 186 or higher, a CS course, or a CM course.
7 Chosen from ES 226, ES 241, ChE 211, a fluid mechanics course, or a thermodynamics course (list published each semester).
8 Any 200-level engineering course except those that are cross listed outside the Engineering Division.
9 All Engineering Studies majors must meet the foreign culture requirement by one of the three options: 1. proficiency in a foreign language through intermediate level; 2. approved semester study abroad (PREFERRED); or 3. established cluster of three related courses dealing with another culture.
10 At least one of these three H/SS courses must be a humanities course. At least one must be a social science course from a department other than economics, and at least one must be an H/SS course that addresses technological issues.
11 At least one, and no more than two, of the 300/400 level engineering electives must be EGRS 480 or EGRS 382 or EGRS 495.