students must complete a minimum of seven courses in the humanities and social sciences. The choice of upper level courses will reflect the student's individual interests, as well as the plan of study of the department in which the student is concentrating or any interdepartmental program in which the student is participating.Ī coherent program of courses in the humanities and social sciences, combining breadth and depth, is an essential part of every B.S.E. A course taken at another school may not be used to satisfy this requirement. This requirement may not be satisfied by a course taken under the pass/D/fail option. Students with adequate preparation as determined by the Department of Computer Science may substitute COS 217 Introduction to Programming Systems or COS 226 Algorithms and Data Structures. This requirement must be satisfied before the beginning of the junior year. degree fulfilled by taking COS 126 General Computer Science. Except under unusual circumstances, the physics, chemistry, and 100-level mathematics requirements must be fulfilled by the end of first year.Ĭomputer proficiency is a requirement for the B.S.E. While none of these requirements may be satisfied by a course taken under the pass/D/fail option, in many instances one or more may be met by advanced placement. 207 Advanced General Chemistry: Materials Chemistry or 201 General Chemistry, or equivalent.103 General Physics or 105 Advanced Physics, 104 General Physics or 106 Advanced Physics, or equivalent.201 Multivariable Calculus, 203 Advanced Multivariable Calculus or 216 Multivariable Analysis and Linear Algebra I, 202 Linear Algebra with Applications, 204 Advanced Linear Algebra with Applications or 217 Honors Linear Algebra, or equivalent.Sophomores, juniors, and seniors must complete at least four courses each term, with a minimum of 17 courses by the start of junior year and 26 courses by the start of senior year.Ī student must obtain a background in mathematics, physics, and chemistry by successfully completing the following courses or their equivalents: Mathematics (four semesters) degree is at least 36 courses in the four years of study. students enroll in four courses for the first term of the first year and in four or five courses in each succeeding term, following a sequence appropriate to their individual programs. students are challenged to conceptualize and solve technical problems, work together in teams, express themselves clearly and convincingly, evaluate evidence critically, and appreciate the ethical, social, economic, and cultural environments in which they will live and work.ī.S.E.
program at Princeton is intended to educate future leaders in many different areas – including engineering practice and research, business and finance, public service, and other professions – through the teaching of fundamental engineering principles and techniques with their applications to modern problems in a global societal context.
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