1. FGCU General Education Program (GEP) (36 hrs)
   Refer to the General Education Program for more information.
   
   
   1. Communication (6 hrs)
      1. Select ENC 1101 (3)
      2. Select ENC 1102 (3)
   2. Mathematics (6 hrs)
      1. Select MAC 2311 (4)
      2. Select STA 2037 (3)
   3. Humanities (9 hrs)
      1. Select HUM 2510 (3)
   4. Social Sciences (6-9 hrs)
   5. Natural Sciences (6-9 hrs)
      1. Select BSC 1010C (4)
      2. Select CHM 1046C (4)
      
      Note: At least one Natural Sciences course must include a laboratory or field component. Courses meeting this requirement contain a “C” or “L” in their course numbers.


2. Common Program Prerequisites (variable)
   
   
   • ENC 1101 English I/Composition I (3)
   • ENC 1102 English II/Composition II (3)
   • MAC 2311 Calculus I w/Analytical Geometry (4)
   • MAC 2312 Calculus II w/Analytical Geometry (4)
   • MAC 2313 Calculus III w/Analytical Geometry (4)
   • MAP 2302 Differential Equations (3)
   • CHM 1045C General Chemistry w/Lab I (4)
   • CHM 1046C General Chemistry w/Lab II (4)
   • PHY 2048C General Physics w/Lab I (4)
   • PHY 2049C General Physics w/Lab II (4)
   • XXX XXXX Humanities Courses (6)
   • XXX XXXX Social Science Courses (6)
     [ECO 2023 recommended]
   • XXX XXXX Humanities or Social Science Course (3)
     [HUM 2510 recommended


3. Engineering Common Core (19 hrs)
   
   
   • EGN 1006L Intro to the Engineering Profession (1)
   • EGN 1041C Problem Solving & Design Engrs (2)
   • EGM 3420C Engineering Mechanics (4)
   • EGN 3331C Mechanics of Materials (3)
   • EGN 3641C Engineering Entrepreneurship (3)
   • EGN 3833C Engineering Service Learning (2)
   • EGN 4410L Engineering Senior Design I (1)
   • EGN 4411C Engineering Senior Design II (3)


4. Required Courses in the Major (47 - 48 hrs)
   
   
   • CCE 4031C Project Planning & Regulations (3)
   • CEG 3011C Soil Mechanics (3)
   • CGN 3323C Surveying and Geomatics (3)
   • CWR 3201C Engineering Fluid Mechanics (3)
   • CWR 3202C Hydraulics (3)
   • CWR 4101C Hydrology (3)
   • CWR 4540C Water Resources Design (3)
   • EES 3204C Environ Chem for Engineers (3)
   • EGN 2111C Engineering Computer Graphics (2)
   • ENV 3006C Fundamentals of Environ Engrg (3)
   • ENV 4101C Atmospheric Pollution (3)
   • ENV 4341C Solid & Hazardous Wastewater Treatment (3)
   • ENV 4417C Water & Wastewater Treatment (3)
   • ENV 4612C Sustainability in Engineering (3)
     
     Select one of the Following:
   • GLY 1000C Physical & Historical Geology (4)
   • GLY 4074C Meteorology & Climatology (3)
   • GLY 2030 Environmental Geology (3)
     
     Select one of the Following:
   • EVS 4814C Environmental Toxicology (3)
   • MCB 3652C Environmental Microbiology w/lab (3)


5. University Requirements (3 hrs)
   
   
   • IDS 3920 University Colloquium (3)


6. Additional Electives (variable)

Additional Graduation Requirements

• A minimum of 128 credit hours.
• At least 48 of the 128 hours at the upper division (3000 and higher) level.
• A minimum of 32 of the last 60 credit hours to be taken at FGCU, including 12 credit hours in the major. Also, EGN4410L and EGN4411C must be taken at FGCU.
• A cumulative GPA of 2.0 for all coursework attempted at FGCU.
• A cumulative GPA of 2.0 on all engineering courses. (*These courses are not included in the calculation of the cumulative GPA for engineering courses.)
• Satisfaction of CLAST, Gordon Rule writing and computation, and foreign language entrance requirements.
• Satisfaction of the Service Learning requirement. See www.fgcu.edu/connect/

Transfer Notes and Acceptable Substitutes

The following substitutions are acceptable for common prerequisites and must be completed with a grade of C or higher.

• CHM 1045C: may substitute CHM 1045 and CHM 1045L or CHS X440
• MAC 2311, MAC 2312, and MAC 2313: may substitute MAC X281, MAC X282, and MAC X283
• PHY 2048C: may substitute PHY 2048 and PHY 2048L
• PHY 2049C: may substitute PHY 2049 and PHY 2049L

Transfer credits will ordinarily be accepted from regionally accredited institutions and evaluated for appropriate credit toward requirements in the student's degree program.