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A joint "3-2" program with Kansas State University and the
University of Kansas enables a student to earn both a Bachelor of Science in
Physics or Mathematics at Washburn University, and a Bachelor of Science in
Engineering at either of the other universities. Three years are spent at
Washburn University pursuing the B.S. in one of the majors above. Upon
satisfactory completion of this work, the student will be eligible for transfer
to KSU or KU. Upon satisfactory completion of additional work as agreed upon by
the student, the advisory committee, and the chairperson of the department
involved, the student will receive the appropriate B.S. from Washburn
University. Upon satisfactory completion of the requirements of the engineering
school, the student will be awarded a B.S. in Engineering from that school.
This program will normally take five years, but depending upon the particular
field of engineering, the time may vary.
A typical program of study for the first two years is given below,
but the student must meet with the Engineering Advisory Committee to secure
program approval.
Freshman
Fall Semester
MA
151 Calculus and Analytic
Geometry I
CH 151 Fundamentals of
Chemistry
EN 101 Freshman Comp
EG 105 Introduction to
Engineering
Physical Education
Spring Semester
MA 152 Calculus
and Analytic
Geometry II
CH 152 Fundamentals of
Chemistry II
PS 281 General Physics I
CN 150 Public Speaking
Sophomore
Fall Semester
MA 153 Calculus
and Analytical
Geometry III
PS 282 General Physics II
EG 250
Statics
CM Programming (Fortran or C++)
EN 300 Advanced Composition
Spring Semester
MA 241 Differential
Equations
EG 351 Dynamics
EC 201 Principles of
Macroeconomics
PS 334 Thermodynamics
Humanities or Social Science
Electives
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