The University of Mount Union’s School of Engineering makes completing your Bachelor of Science degree simple and rewarding. Through hands-on opportunities creating projects for industry professionals, you will be prepared to be a leader in the field. Whether you are seeking a career in civil or mechanical engineering, the below pathways outline how you can finish your degree in two years upon earning your Associate of Science from Stark State College.
Stark State Engineering Transfer Pathway
Civil Engineering Pathway
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Stark State Coursework
- Fall I
- Student Success
- College Composition
- Pre-calculus
- Principles of Chem I
- Spring I
- Calculus I
- Principles of Chem II
- Ethics
- Cultural Diversity
- Summer I
- Calculus II
- Calculus II
- Fall II
- Physics I
- Calculus III
- Spring II
- U.S. History II from 1877
- Microeconomics
- Summer II
- Thermal Science
- Fluid Mechanics
Additional Courses Needed
- Foreign Language I
- Building Materials and Construction Materials
- Dynamics
- Physics II
- Elementary Language I
- Construction Materials
- Statics and Dynamics
- General Physics II
- Fall I
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Mount Union Coursework
- Fall III
- Elementary Language II
- Construction Engineering and Management
- Engineering Surveying
- Environmental Engineering
- Geotechnical Engineering
- Spring III
- Linear Algebra
- IC Exploration
- Structural Analysis
- Water Res. Engineering
- International Eng. Field Experience
- Structural Analysis
- Fall IV
- Transportation Engineering and Traffic Analysis
- Structural Design
- Sustainable Infrastructure Design
- Construction Methods and Equipment
- CE Capstone I
- IC Capstone
- Spring IV
- Product Design and Development
- Geotechnical Engineering Design
- CE Capstone Design II
- Science Elective
- Introduction to Probabilty and Statistics for Engineering
- Fall III
Mechanical Engineering Pathway
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Stark State Coursework
- Fall I
- Student Success
- College Composition
- Pre-calculus
- Principles of Chem I
- Spring I
- Calculus I
- Principles of Chem II
- Ethics
- Cultural Diversity
- Summer I
- Calculus II
- Calculus II
- Fall II
- Physics I
- Calculus III
- Statics and Strength of Materials
- Microeconomics
- Spring II
- U.S. History II from 1877
- Advanced Strength of Materials
- Material Science
- Modeling and Simulation
- Basic AutoCAD
- Summer II
- Thermal Science
- Fluid Mechanics
Additional Courses Needed
- World Language I
- Differential Equations
- Dynamics
- Physics II
- Fall I
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Mount Union Coursework
- Fall III
- Linear Algebra
- Kinem. and Dynam. of Machinery
- Thermo. and Fluid Mechanics II
- Elementary Language II
- Electronics
- Spring III
- Project Management
- IC Exploration
- Product Design and Development
- International Eng. Field Experience
- Design of Machine Elements
- Fall IV
- Manufacturing Science
- Control of Dynamic Systems
- Mechanical Vibrations
- Heat Transfer
- ME Capstone Design I
- Spring IV
- ME Capstone Design II
- ME Tech Elective
- IC Capstone
- Probabilty and Statistics for Engineering
- Fall III