The first-year engineering courses are required for graduation with a B.S. in chemical engineering. If you have not yet transferred to Michigan Tech, we recommend that you take courses at your home institution that transfer as ENG 1101 and ENG 1102. The transfer equivalent for ENG 1101 is a computer programming class using an objected-oriented programming language, such as Java or C++. The transfer equivalent for ENG 1102 is a 3-D solid modeling class using software, such as Solid Works, Unigraphics, or 3-D Autocad.
For transfer students who have not transferred in ENG 1101 and ENG 1102, you may take ENG 1101 and ENG 1102 at Michigan Tech or it is sometimes preferable to substitute courses more appropriate to your experience and educational level. For more information on this see the policy for when substitutions are allowed for ENG 1101, and ENG 1102.
CM 1000 is not required for graduation (per Departmental vote 10Feb2016) but it is recommended for first-year students, and it counts as a core engineering technical elective. If you do not take CM 1000 then you must take an additional credit of core engineering technical elective.