COLLEGES


Earth Science Elective List
GLY 2010 Physical Geology ..............................3
 GLY 2026 Engineering Geology ....................3
Botany Elective List
 BOT 3153 Local Flora ..........................................3
 BOT 2710 Practical Plant Taxonomy ................3
Senior Elective List
 SUR 4905 Special Topics in Geomatics ........Var
 SUR 4305 Marine Surveying and Mapping.....2
 SUR 5425 Cadastral Mapping...........................3
 SUR 5385 Remote Sensing Applications..........3
 SUR 5365 Digital Mapping ..........................3
 SUR 5516 Coordinate Systems for Mapping...3
 SUR 5545 Least Squares Adj. Computations...3
 SUR 6375 Terrain Analysis ................................
 SUR 6388 Radar Remote Sensing...................3.
 SUR 6395 Topics in Geo.Information Sys........3

 CURRICULUM LEADING TO BACHELOR OF
 SCIENCE IN SURVEYING AND MAPPING
 The curriculum is carefully designed to give
 the student mastery of current technological
 advancements and applications within the
 framework of a broad liberal education of com-
 munication, humanities, social sciences, physi-
 cal science and mathematics. A co-op program
 is required; students are placed in paid intern-
 ship positions with co-operating employers for
 two semesters prior to graduation.
 Critical Tracking Criteria:
 Critical tracking courses for semesters 1-4
 appear in bold; these courses must be com-
 pleted with a 2.5 GPA.
 FRESHMAN YEAR
 Semester Fall Credits
 If you do not place out of ENC 1101,
 take it in the fall; if you do, take a
 social/behavioral science (GE) course.
 Composition (GE)............ .......... .........3..
 H um anities (GE).....................................................3
 MAC 2311 Anal Geom & Calc 1 (GE-M) ......4
 PHY/CHM/BSC Chemistry or Biology
 Science & Labs (GE) ...................................4.
 Total 14
 Semester 2 Spring
 SUR 2101C Geomatics............... ........ 3
 ENC 2210 Technical Writing........................3.
 Social & Behavioral Science (GE) ......................3.
 MAC 2312 Anal Geom & Calc 2 (GE-M) ......4
 Earth Science Elective........................................... 3
 Total 16
 SOPHOMORE YEAR
 Semester 3 Fall Credits
 Social & Behavioral Sciences (GE) ....................3.
 Hum anities (GE)................................ ............. 3
 MAC/STA Higher Math Elective ...................3.
 PHY 2053+2055L Physics 1+ Lab (GE-P) .......5
 Total 14
 Semester 4 Spring
 Humanities (GE)...........................................3
 SUR 2322 Intro to Mapping..............................2
 PHY, CHM, BSC + Lab (GE-P) ...... ......... ...4
 MAC/STA Higher Math Elective ......................3
 ACG 2021C Accounting.................. ......... 4
 Total 16


Semester 5 Summer
SUR 4949 Co-operative Work Experience
 in Surveying and Mapping............ 1
 Total 1
 JUNIOR YEAR
Semester 6 Fall Credits
CGN/COP/CGS Computer Programming
 Elective ............................................... 3
SUR 3501 + L Geodetic & Cont. Surv. + Lab.....3
SUR 3640 Surveying Computations ...........3.
SUR 3620 Geographic Information
 System s + Lab....................................3
BUL Law Elective.......... ..................... 3
 Total 15
Semester 7- Spring
SUR 3331 + L Photogrammetry + Lab ..............3
SUR 3520 Measurement Science....................3.
SUR 3403 Cadastral Princ............................... 3
GEO/REE Land Studies Elective ....................3.
SUR 4201 Route Geometrics + Lab...................3
 Total 15
 Semester 8 Summer
 SUR 4949 Co-operative Work Experience
 in Surveying and Mapping..............1
 Total 1
 SENIOR YEAR
 Semester 9-Fall Credits
 SUR 4530 Geodesy.............................................. 3
 SUR 4350C Photogram. Geometronics ............3
 SUR 4381 Remote Sensing..............................3.
 BOT Botany Elective.................................. 3
 CGN 4101 Civil Engineering Cost Analysis....2
 Total 14
 Semester 10 Spring
 SUR 4531 Geodetic Positioning w/Lab...........3
 SUR 4430C Surv. & Mapping Practice ..............3
 SUR 4462 Subdivision Design........................3.
 SUR 4912 Senior Project..................................... 2
 SUR 4905 Senior Surveying Elective................1
 URP 4000 Urban Regional Planning ...............
 Total 14
 Total Hours Required for Degree 120


 Computer and Information Science
 and Engineering
 Computer and information science and engi-
 neering is concerned with the theory, design,
 development and applications of computer sys-
 tems and information processing techniques.
 Because of the broad applications of computer
 and information technologies and its interdisci-
 plinary nature, the degree programs in com-
 puter and information sciences are in the
 Colleges of Engineering, Business Administra-
 tion and Liberal Arts and Sciences. Specifically,
 the following degree programs are in the
 College of Engineering: Bachelor of Science in
 Computer Engineering, Master of Engineering,
 Master of Science, Engineer and Doctor of
 Philosophy.
 The computer engineering curriculum pro-
 vides a proper balance of computer systems,


hardware and software as well as theory and
applications. Graduates can pursue advanced
studies for any computer science and engineer-
ing graduate degrees or many different career
paths related to computers and their applica-
tions in a large variety of high technology com-
panies. Due to the rapid growth of computer
and information technologies, the computer
engineering curriculum has constantly been
improved and the instructional and research
computer and networking facilities have been
continuously upgraded so that the student will
have a solid background within the field as well
as in-depth knowledge and hands-on experi-
ence in selected areas. Opportunities for cooper-
ative education are available and provide stu-
dents a better understanding of the industrial
applications of computer and information tech-
nologies. By properly choosing elective courses,
students may specialize in one or more of the
following areas: computer systems, computer
communications, networking, computer vision,
pattern recognition, expert systems and multi-
media systems.
Admission Requirements
 Applicants should understand that admis-
 sion to this program is selective. Admission
 will be based on a student's total record,
 including educational objectives, courses com-
 pleted, quality of academic record and other
 important facts. Priority in admission will be
 given to those students whose entire record
 indicates the greatest likelihood of success in
 the program.
 Applicants should have overall grade point
 averages of 2.0 or better and a minimum com-
 bined grade point average of 2.5 in the pre-engi-
 neering technical courses, in accordance with
 College of Engineering admission protocol.

 CURRICULUM LEADING TO THE
 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER
 ENGINEERING

 Critical Tracking Criteria:
 Critical tracking courses for semesters 1-4
 appear in bold; these courses must be com-
 pleted with a 2.5 GPA.
 FRESHMAN YEAR
 Semester I Fall Credits
 If you do not place out of ENC 1101,
 take it in the fall.
 Social and Behavioral Sciences (GE).................3
 Humanities (GE)............................... ............... 3
 MAC 2311 Anal Geometry & Calc I (GE-M).4
 CHM 2045 General Chemistry (GE-P)............3
 CHM 2045L General Chemistry Lab (GE-P)......1
 Total 14
 Semester 2 Spring
 Hum anities (GE).............................. ............... 3
 ENC 2210 Technical Writing (GE-C)...............3
 MAC 2312 Anal Geometry & Calc 2 (GE-M)..4
 CHM 2046 General Chemistry (GE-P)' ............3
 Total 13