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IELTS score of 6.0.
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Duolingo score of at least 100.
Seton Hill University offers an engineering program in the 3+ format. As an engineering major, you will spend three years as a chemistry, mathematics or computer science major at Seton Hill, while fulfilling the prerequisites for an engineering specialty. Engineering students then finish coursework at the University of Pittsburgh’s Swanson School of Engineering. Graduates from this program earn two degrees:
Bachelor of Arts degree (B.A.) in chemistry or math, or Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) in computer science, from Seton Hill
Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) in engineering from Pitt
This process generally takes five years (three years at Seton Hill and two years in engineering school), with the exception of some specialized programs – like bioengineering – that may require a longer commitment in engineering school.
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Engineering (3 plus) Curriculum
SCH 140 - General Chemistry I (Chemistry) 4 Credit(s)
SCH 141 - General Chemistry I Laboratory (Chemistry) 1 Credit(s)
SCH 142 - General Chemistry II (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
SCH 143 - General Chemistry II Laboratory (Chemistry) 1 Credit(s)
SMA 130 - Calculus I with Analytical Geometry (Mathematics) 4 Credit(s)
SMA 140 - Calculus II (Mathematics) 4 Credit(s)
SMA 200 - Calculus III (Mathematics) 4 Credit(s)
SMA 325 - Calculus IV w/Differential Equat (Mathematics) 4 Credit(s)
SPH 110 - General Physics I (Physics) 3 Credit(s)
SPH 111 - General Physics I Laboratory (Physics) 1 Credit(s)
SPH 112 - General Physics II (Physics) 3 Credit(s)
SPH 113 - General Physics II Laboratory (Physics) 1 Credit(s)
Chemistry major track:
SCH 210 - Organic Chemistry I (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
SCH 211 - Organic Chemistry I Laboratory (Chemistry) 2 Credit(s)
SCH 212 - Organic Chemistry II (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
SCH 213 - Organic Chemistry II Laboratory (Chemistry) 2 Credit(s)
SCH 331 - Thermodynamics Laboratory (Chemistry) 2 Credit(s)
SMA 230 - Probability & Statistics I (Mathematics) 4 Credit(s)
Plus 6 credits taken from Chemistry Lecture Electives:
SCH 214 - Analytical Chemistry (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
SCH 325 - Biochemistry (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
SCH 332 - Quantum Mechanics (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
SCH 345 - Inorganic Chemistry (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
SCH 350 - Advanced Organic Chemistry (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
SCH 355 - Instrumental Analysis (Chemistry) 3 Credit(s)
Plus 1 credit taken from Chemistry Lab Electives:
SCH 217 - Analytical Chemistry Laboratory (Chemistry) 1 Credit(s)
SCH 326 - Biochemistry Laboratory (Chemistry) 1 Credit(s)
SCH 348 - Advanced Synthesis Laboratory (Chemistry) 1 Credit(s)
SCH 357 - Advanced Spectroscopy Laboratory (Chemistry) 1 Credit(s)
Plus 3-6 credits taken from the following:
SCS 132 - Prog I: Intro to Development (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
AND
SCS 142 - Programming II: Math & Engineering (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
OR
ENGR0015 Intro to Engineering Analysis - offered at University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg.
Mathematics major track:
SMA 205 - Discrete Mathematics (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
SMA 225 - Linear Algebra (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
Plus 9-11 credits taken from Math Electives:
SCS 341 - Algorithms Analysis (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SMA 210 - Euclidean & NonEuclidean Geometries (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
SMA 230 - Probability & Statistics I (Mathematics) 4 Credit(s)
SMA 235 - Probability & Statistics II (Mathematics) 4 Credit(s)
SMA 310 - Abstract Algebra (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
SMA 331 - Complex Variables and Applications (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
SMA 342 - Graph Theory (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
Plus 3 credits taken from:
SMA 240 - Readings in Mathematics (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
SMA 300 - Numerical Analysis (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
Plus 3-6 credits taken from:
SCS 132 - Prog I: Intro to Development (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
AND
SCS 142 - Programming II: Math & Engineering (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
OR
ENGR0015 Intro to Engineering Analysis - offered at University of Pittsburgh - Greensburg
Computer Science major track:
SCA 130 - Public Speaking (Communication) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 116 - Computer Ethics and Society (Computer Science) 1 Credit(s)
SCS 132 - Prog I: Intro to Development (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 135 - Exper with Comp & IT Professionals (Computer Science) 1 Credit(s)
SCS 142 - Programming II: Math & Engineering (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 212 - Systems Programming (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 215 - Unix Concepts and Programming (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 225 - Exper with Computer Systems Admin (Computer Science) 1 Credit(s)
SCS 230 - Database Management Systems (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 250 - Programming Languages (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 290 - App Dev with Data Structures (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 321 - Operating Systems (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SCS 341 - Algorithms Analysis (Computer Science) 3 Credit(s)
SMA 205 - Discrete Mathematics (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
SMA 225 - Linear Algebra (Mathematics) 3 Credit(s)
Seton Hill’s award-winning Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) will provide you with the career preparation skills and placement services you need. All of the Center’s services will remain available to you after you graduate.
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