Engineering Curriculum

Joint Engineering Program of Chatham University and Carnegie Mellon University

This information is provided as a service to students, but it is not the official document concerning this joint engineering program. Please contact Dr. Viehland at Chatham University before making plans to participate in this program.

Core Courses to be taken at Chatham, regardless of major at Chatham or CMU:

Course Number	Course Title	Credits
B.A. degree - Required Courses - 16 courses
CHM 107	Chemistry I	3
CHM 108	Chemistry II	3
CHM 109	Chemistry I Laboratory	1
CHM 110	Chemistry II Laboratory	1
MTH 151	Calculus I	4
MTH 152	Calculus II	4
MTH 221	Linear Algebra	3
MTH 241	Differential Equations	3
CMP 202	Introduction to Programming	3
PHY 251	Principles of Physics I	4
PHY 252	Principles of Physics II	4
PHY 255	Physics Laboratory I	1
PHY 256	Physics Laboratory II	1
TOTAL CREDITS		35

Core Courses to be taken at CMU, regardless of major at Chatham:

CMU Course Number	Course Title	Notes
xx-100	Introduction to xx Engineering	course within engineering discipline in which student will major
xx-100	Introduction to xx Engineering	course in another engineering discipline

Discipline specific courses that should be taken at CMU during the three years at Chatham:

CMU Course Number	Course Title	Notes
06-221	Thermodynamics	Required for Chemical Engineering students
06-261	Fluid Mechanics	Required for Chemical Engineering students
06-262	Mathematical Methods of Chemical Engineering	Required for Chemical Engineering students
09-221	Lab I: Intro to Chemical Analysis	Required for Chemical Engineering students
12-235	Statistics	Required for Civil and Environmental Engineering students
12-252	Environmental Engineering Lab	Required for Civil and Environmental Engineering students
12-271	Intro to Computer Applications in Civil and Environmental Engineering	Required for Civil and Environmental Engineering students
18-220 or 240	Fundamentals of Electrical or Computer Engineering	Required for Electrical and Computer Engineering students
27-201	Perfect Crystals	Required for Materials Science and Engineering students
27-202	Defects in Materials	Required for Materials Science and Engineering students
27-215	Thermodynamics of Materials	Required for Materials Science and Engineering students
27-216	Transport in Materials	Required for Materials Science and Engineering students
27-217	Phase Relations and Diagrams	Required for Mechanical Engineering students
24-231	Fluid Mechanics	Required for Mechanical Engineering students