Environmental and Sustainable Engineering BS, Four-Year Plan

Department of Environmental & Sustainable Engineering, College of Nanotechnology, Science, and Engineering

107 Credit Program

Read about the BS in Environmental and Sustainable Engineering program.

Year One

Year One: Fall
  • IESE 110
  • AMAT 112 (MATH)
  • ACHM 115 (DP-NATSCI)
  • ABIO 130
  • Writing and Critical Inquiry (WCI)

Total: 16

Year One: Spring
  • AMAT 113
  • ICSI 201
  • ACHM 116
  • U.S. History (CH-USHIS1): Regents < 85 or U.S. History (CH-USHIS2): Regents 85 + 
  • International Perspectives (INTLPER)

Total: 18

A grade of C or better for IESE 110, AMAT 112, AMAT 113, ACHM 115 and ACHM 116 is required to progress in major.

Year Two

Year Two: Fall
  • IESE 201
  • APHY 140
  • APHY 145 
  • AMAT 214
  • ICSI/IECE 210
  • ABIO 201

Total: 16

Year Two: Spring
  • IESE 202
  • IESE 221
  • AMAT 215
  • HSPH 321
  • Humanities (DP-HUM)
  • Social Sciences (DP-SOCSCI)

Total: 18

Year Three

Year Three: Fall
  • IESE 301
  • IESE 321
  • IESE 351
  • AMAT 370
  • AATM 210
  • Languages Other than English (LANG)

Total: 18

Year Three: Spring
  • IESE 332
  • IESE 381
  • IESE Elective
  • AENV 250
  • Diversity Gen Ed DEISJ

Total: 15

Year Four

Year Four: Fall
  • IESE 411
  • IESE 431
  • IESE 451
  • IESE 471
  • IESE Elective

Total: 15

Year Four: Spring
  • IESE 412
  • IESE Elective
  • IESE 497
  • HEHS 560
  • Arts (DP-ARTS)

Total: 15

Notes

Environmental and Sustainable Engineering BS, Four-Year Plan Checklist

The Four-Year Plan reflects all general education requirements. It is suggested that students work with their advisors to find general education courses that fulfill multiple categories.

 

General Education Requirements, for students matriculating Fall 2023 and after

  • MS Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning
  • WCI Writing and Critical Inquiry
  • AR Arts 
  • HU Humanities
  • NS Natural Sciences and Scientific Reasoning
  • SS Social Sciences
  • US U.S. History and Civic Engagement
  • IP World History and International Perspectives 
  • LANG Languages Other than English (one semester of collegiate study, or the equivalent, of a language other than English)
  • DEISJ Diversity: Equity, Inclusion & Social Justice

Credit bearing Professional Development Options

  • RSSW 290, 291 and 390 – Community Service
  • Research within major
  • University internship
  • Departmental Internship
  • Community Engaged Coursework
  • Study Abroad
  • Tutoring opportunities

This is a suggested course sequence.