The curriculum in the Associate
of Science Degree in Mathematics and Science
with Engineering Emphasis is designed with a
two-fold purpose:
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To prepare
the student to enter a
four-year University to
obtain a Bachelor’s degree
for professional careers in
related fields, and
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To provide
the student with the
knowledge and skills to
enter the workforce.
Requirements
In order to meet the academic
requirements for graduation with an Associate of
Science Degree in Mathematics and Science with
Engineering Emphasis from the National Hispanic
University, the student must complete a minimum of 73 units of
college credit, including:
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A minimum of
33 units of General
Education to satisfy the GE
Breadth requirement
-
4 units
of NHU Core Courses
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All
required Mathematics,
Science and Engineering
Courses (or their
equivalent), 36 units
-
Attain an
overall grade point average
of “C” (2.0) or
higher.
General Plan
NHU Core Courses
CS 100
3 units
Computer Applications for Scientists and Engineers
INF 100
1 unit
Information Literacy
General Education Courses
Area A: Communication In The
English Language (9 units)
Oral Communication
SPC 100
3 units
Speech
Written Communication
ENG 100
3 units
English Composition and Reading
Critical Thinking
ENG 201
3 units
English Composition & The Research Paper
OR
PHL 200
Introduction to Logic
Area B: Natural Life Science and
Mathematics (9 units)
Physical Science
CHE 150A
5 units
General Chemistry for Scientists and Engineers I
Mathematics
MAT 120
4 units
Calculus and Analytic Geometry I
Area C: Arts, Letters, and
Humanities (6 units)
Arts
ART 100
3 units
Art Appreciation
Letters & Humanities
PHL 100
3 units
Introduction to Philosophy
OR
ENG 250
Contemporary Multicultural Literature
Area D: Social and Behavioral
Science (6 units)
Comparative Systems
HIS 100
3 units
U.S. History I
Social Issues
HIS 201
3 units
U.S. History II
Area E: Life-Long Understanding
and Cultural Diversity (3 units)
ANT 125
3 units
Human Understanding and Development
Math, Science and Engineering
Courses
PHY 150A
4 units
General Physics I (Mechanics)
PHY 150B
4 units
General Physics II (Electricity & Magnetism)
PHY 150C
4 units
General Physics III (Heat & Light)
MAT 121
4 units
Calculus and Analytic Geometry II
MAT 122
4 units
Calculus and Analytic Geometry III
MAT 220
4 units
Differential Equations
EGR 100
3 units
Introduction to Engineering
EGR 200
2 units
Engineering Mechanics-Statics
EGR 225
3 units
Introduction to Materials
EGR 250
4 units
Introduction to Circuit Analysis |
