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1 Computer Engineering Curriculum Facts to **********IMPORTANT: To assure accuracy based on individual curriculum, student must meet with advisors at and *********** The course ENGR 2088 is an Engineering Elective course specific to Engineering B.S. curriculum. ENGR 2088 is a course completed at, then transferred back to. Ex. The course ECE 0 is completed at, then transferred to where it becomes ENGR Course fulfills A.S. and B.S. requirements. Engineering Students should contact an Advisor to understand Engineering Curriculum Semester Sequencing upon full transfer. IT 1010 IT 1010 o All students are eligible to challenge IT IT 1010 is not a B.S. requirement, but is a A.S. requirement. does not accept credit hours for the completion of IT 1010 challenge exam. MATH 2910 Applied Ordinary Differential Equations o MATH 2910 Applied Ordinary Differential Equations at will satisfy s MATH 16 Applied Ordinary Differential Equations, but will maintain lower level status and will not fulfill upper division degree requirements. MATH 2810 Applied Linear Algebra o MATH 2810 Applied Linear Algebra at will satisfy s MATH 14 Applied Linear Algebra with Applications, but will maintain lower level status and will not fulfill upper division degree requirements. Computer Engineering Departmental Requirements: Please complete at least 18 credit hours from the courses listed below which include Math 162 and 16. Courses must be completed with a minimum GPA of 2.5 MATH 162 (4) = MATH 1710 (4) MATH 16 (4) = MATH 1715 (4) PHYC 161 () = PHYS 1810 (4) ECE 20 () = ENGR 2910 () ECE 11 () = CSCI 1151(4) PHYC 160 () = PHYS 1710 (4) PHYC 161 L (1) = PHYS 1892 (1)

2 For further questions regarding Transfer to in the STEM fields contact: Nina Gardea, MCRP Doug Atler, STEM UP Academic Advisor, STEM UP Academic Advisor ext Doni Hardy Kelly Schnepple, STEM UP Program Coordinator, Program Advisement Coordinator Developing STEM Pathways for the Future

3 Computer Engineering Curriculum Alignment Course Subject and Title Cr. Hrs. Major Core Major Course Subject and Title Cr. Hrs. Major Core Engineering A.S. to Computer Engineering B.S. Four Year Road Map Major Course Subject and Title Cr. Hrs. Major Core Equivalent/ Prerequisites Equivalent/ Prerequisites Equivalent Semester One: Semester Two: Summer Semester: ENG 1101 ENGL 110 ENG1102 ENGL 120 Fine Arts MATH MATH MATH MATH 16 4 Humanities CSCI 1151 ECE 11 ENGR 2088 ECE 21/ Pre-req CSCI 1151 ENGR ECE ECON 2200 ECON 105 ENGR PHYS 1710/ PHYC 160/160L 4 IT 1010 Total: Total: Total: Major Semester Three: Semester Four: Summer Semester: ENG 2219 ENGL 219 MATH MATH Humanities MATH 2910 MATH 16 MATH 2810 MATH 14 PHYS 1810/ PHYC 161/161L 4 ENGR 2088 ECE 0/Pre-req ECE 21 ECE 20/ Pre-req CSCI 1151/ Pre or Co-Req PHYS 1810 and Math 2910 ENGR 2910 ENGR 2915 ECE 21/Pre-req ENGR 2910 and Math 2910 ENGR ECE 28L/Pre-req CSCI Social/Behavioral Total Total Total A.S. Total Semester Five: Major Minor UD Hrs Notes Semester Six: Major Minor UD Hrs Notes ECE 21L 4 4 Pre-req ECE 21('s ENGR 2915) ECE 1 Pre-req ECE 21 and Math 27/ Co-req ECE 40 Roberto P. Vazquez MATH 27 Pre-req Math 162 and 16 ('s Math 1710 and 1715) ECE 44L 4 4 Pre-req ECE 206L and, 28L and 21L Transfer Articulation Analyst ECE 14 Pre-req ECE 21 and Math 264('s Math 2710) ECE 40 Pre-req ECE 14 and Math 14('s Math 2810) STEM UP ECE 7L Pre-req ECE 21 and 28L ECE 440 Pre-req ECE 0 and 7/ Co-req ECE 40 / Cooperative ECE Pre-req ECE 20 and ENGL 102 ('s ENG 1102) Total 15 1 Total 1 1 Semester Seven: Major Minor UD Hrs Notes Semester Eight: Major Minor UD Hrs Notes *Asterisk information is noted on the Curriculum Facts. ECE 419 Restriction: ECE major and senior standing ECE 420 ECE 47L Pre-req ECE 0 and 7 or CS 41L Technical Elective ECE Track Elective *Foreign Language Technical Elective ECE Track Elective Technical Elective Total Total **********IMPORTANT: To assure accuracy based on individual curriculum, student must meet with advisors at and. Roadmap is a suggested degree plan***********

4 Degree Transfer Agreement Fall 201 Summer 2016 based on and Catalogs Central New Mexico Community College A.S. Engineering For transfer into University of New Mexico B.S. Engineering This Degree Transfer Agreement fulfills all A.S. Engineering requirements at and Admission requirements to s School of Engineering. This Degree Transfer Agreement goes into effect beginning Fall 201 and will be valid for admission into s School of Engineering through Summer Please speak with your STEM Advisor if you have AP or CLEP credit, which could fulfill certain course requirements below. Pay attention to prerequisite course requirements and plan courses accordingly. Prerequisites may be different at each institution. Please speak with your STEM Advisor. Be sure to review Engineering department admission requirements for the GPA requirement of your major at, as they vary by major. Speak to an advisor before enrolling in coursework. All course work required for graduation from must be successfully completed with a C or better within three () attempts. A.S. Engineering B.S. Chemical Engineering B.S. Civil Engineering B.S. Computer Engineering B.S. Construction Engineering B.S. Electrical Engineering B.S. Mechanical Engineering B.S. Nuclear Engineering Computer and Engineering Courses ENGR 1010 Survey of Engineering (1) Not required for Engineering majors at, but IT 1010 Introduction to Computers () meets A.S. requirement at For Electrical & Computer Engineering Majors only: For Electrical & Computer Engineering Majors only: CSCI 1151 Intro to Programming for Non- ECE 11 Programming Fundamentals () Majors (4) OR OR For all other Engineering Majors: CSCI 115 Programming in MATLAB (4) For all other Engineering Majors: CS 151L Computer Programming Fundamentals for Non-Majors () Mathematics Courses Math placement is determined by Accuplacer exam, ACT or SAT scores. Speak with your STEM advisor to find out which Math course(s) you may need to complete BEFORE taking Calculus. MATH 1710 Calculus I (4) MATH 162 Calculus I (4) MATH 1715 Calculus II (4) MATH 16 Calculus II (4) MATH 2710 Calculus III (4) MATH 264 Calculus III (4) 1 MATH 2910 Applied Ordinary Diff Equations () 1 MATH 16/MATH 2T Applied Ord Diff Equations () See your STEM Advisor about this course. See your STEM Advisor about this course. Science Courses Take the Chemistry and Physics course sequences as listed below: CHEM 1710 General Chemistry I () CHEM 121 General Chemistry I () CHEM 1792 General Chemistry I Lab (1) CHEM 12L General Chemistry I Lab (1) PHYS 1710 Physics for Scientists I (4) PHYC 160 General Physics I () PHYS 1792 Physics for Scientists I Lab (1) PHYC 160L General Physics I Lab (1) PHYS 1810 Physics for Scientists II (4) PHYS 1892 Physics for Scientists II Lab (1) PHYC 161 General Physics II () PHYC 161L General Physics II Lab (1)

5 Communications Core ENG 1101 College Writing () ENGL 110 Composition I: Exposition () ENG 1102 Analytic & Argumentative Writ () ENGL 120 Composition II: Analysis & Argum () ENG 2219 Technical Communications () ENGL 219 Technical Writing () Humanities Core Choose two courses below from two different disciplines: ENG 2262 Survey of Early World Lit () ENGL 292 World Lit: Ancient to 16 th C () ENG 226 Survey of Later World Lit () ENGL 29 World Lit: 17 th Century-Pres () HIST 1101 or HUM 1111 Western Civilization I () HIST 101L Western Civilization to 1648 () HIST 1102 or HUM 1112 Western Civilization II () HIST 102L Western Civilization Post 1648 () HIST 1161 History of the United States I () HIST 161 History of the U.S. to 1877 () HIST 1162 History of the United States II () HIST 162 History of the U.S. Since 1877 () HIST 1182 Modern Latin American History () HIST 182 Modern Latin American History () PHIL 1110 Intro. to Philosophical Thought () PHIL 101 Introduction to Philosophy () RLGN 1107 Living World Religions () RELG 107 Living World Religions () RLGN 226 Eastern Religions () RELG 26 Eastern Religions () Fine Arts Core Choose one course below: ARTH 1101 Introduction to Art () ARTH 101 Introduction to Art () ARTH 2201 History of Art I () ARTH 201 History of Art I () ARTH 2202 History of Art II () ARTH 202 History of Art II () ENG 2210 Film as Literature () MA 210 Introduction to Film Studies () MUS 119 Early Music Appreciation () MUS 19 Music Appreciation () THEA 1122 Introduction to Theater () THEA 105 Theatre Appreciation () Social/Behavioral Sciences Core Take ECON 2200 and choose one additional course below: ECON 2200 Macroeconomics (required) () ECON 105 Introductory Macroeconomics () ANTH 1101 Introduction to Anthropology () ANTH 101 Introduction to Anthropology () ANTH 110 Cultures of the World () ANTH 10 Cultures of the World () ECON 2201 Microeconomics () ECON 106 Introductory Microeconomics () GEOG 1102 Human Geography () GEOG 102 Human Geography () PSCI 1110 The Political World () POLS 110 The Political World () PSCI 2200 US Politics () POLS 200 American Politics () PSCI 2220 Comparative Government () POLS 220 Comparative Politics () PSCI 2240 International Politics () POLS 240 International Politics () PSY 1105 Introduction to Psychology () PSY 105 General Psychology () SOC 1101 Introductory to Sociology () SOC 101 Introduction to Sociology () Engineering Electives Select 12-1 credits from the courses below according to your specific Engineering major: ACCT 1110 Accounting I (6) MGMT 202 Principles of Financial Acctg () BIO 1010 Biology for Non-Majors () BIOL 110 Biology for Non-Majors () BIO 1510 Molecular and Cell Biology (4) BIOL 201 Molecular and Cell Biology (4) CHEM 1810 General Chemistry II () CHEM 122 General Chemistry II () CHEM 1892 General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHEM 2710 Organic Chemistry I () CHEM 2792 Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) CHEM 124L General Chemistry II Lab (1) CHEM 01/CHEM T Organic Chemistry I () CHEM 0L Organic Chemistry I Lab (1) EPS 1101 Introduction to Geology () EPS 101 Introduction to Geology () ENGR 2910 Circuit Analysis I () ECE 20 Circuit Analysis I () ENGR 2915 Circuit Analysis II () ECE 21 Circuit Analysis II () ENGR 2710 Thermodynamics () ME 01 Thermodynamics () ENGR 2810 Engineering Statics () CE 202 Engineering Statics () ENGR 2815 Engineering Dynamics () ME 06 Dynamics () 4 MATH 2810 Applied Linear Algebra () 4 MATH 14/MATH 2T Applied Linear Algebra ()

6 PHYS 2710 Physics for Engineers III (4) PHYC 262 General Physics () PHYC 262L General Physics Lab (1) ENGR 2088 Engineering Specialty (1-16) CE 160 Civil Engineering Design () CE 28 Trans Systems Measurements () CE 52 Comp Apps in Civil Engr () CHNE 101 Introduction to CHNE (1) CHNE 21 Circuits for CHNE () CHNE 20 Principles of Radiation Protection () CHNE 21 Principles of Nuclear Engr () CHNE 251 Chemical Process Calculations I () CHNE 25 Chemical Process Calculations II () CHNE 02 Chemical Engr Thermo () CHNE 14 Thermo and Nuclear Systems () CHNE 72 Nuclear Engr Materials () ECE 101 Introduction to ECE (1) ECE 206L Electrical Engr Lab (2) ECE 21 Intermediate Programming () ECE 28L Computer Logic Design () ECE 0 Software Design () ME 160 Mechanical Engr Design I () 2 ME 217 Energy, Environment and Society () ME 260 Mechanical Engr Design II () ME 18L Mechanical Engr Lab () PHYC 167 Problems in Gen Physics (1) TOTAL CREDITS (7-74) TOTAL CREDITS (69-70) 1 MATH 2910 at satisfies MATH 16 at in the Engineering major only. 2 ME 217 is the required 2 nd Social Science for the Mechanical Engineering program at but does not fulfill the Social Behavioral Science requirement at. This course at will meet the requirement for the course at, but it will not transfer as upper division credit. 4 MATH 2810 at satisfies MATH 14 at in the Engineering majors only. The STEM UP grant is a Title V grant funded for five years in the amount of $,47,005 by the Department of Education and authorized under Title III, Part F, Section 71 of the Higher Education Act of 1965 as amended, Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI) STEM and Articulation Program Cooperative