course selection in the sciences at Moravian

Majoring in Engineering (dual degree)

Engineering majors will graduate in 5 years with two degrees: either a B.A. from Moravian and a B.S. from Washington University in St. Louis (the 3/2 program), or a B.S. from Moravian and an M.S. from Lehigh University, depending on the area of engineering (the 4/1 program). The decision of which program to enter doesn't need to be made until the student's junior year; consult the catalog for additional information on them.

If you are interested in Chemical Engineering, in your first year, you should:

take MATH170 (Analytic Geometry and Calculus I) in the fall and MATH171 (Analytic Geometry and Calculus II) in the spring.
take both semesters of General Chemistry (CHEM113 in the fall and CHEM114 in the spring).

If you are interested in any other engineering field, in your first year, you should:

take MATH170 (Analytic Geometry and Calculus I) in the fall and MATH171 (Analytic Geometry and Calculus II) in the spring.
take both semesters of Introductory Physics (PHYS111 in the fall and PHYS112 in the spring).

[Note that PHYS111 and PHYS112 each consist of three components: lecture, laboratory, and problem session (e.g. PHYS111, PHYS111L, and PHYS111PS). Be sure to register for all three in each semester!]

Choosing courses in the first year for an Engineering (dual degree) major

Majoring in Engineering (dual degree)

If you are interested in Chemical Engineering, in your first year, you should:

If you are interested in any other engineering field, in your first year, you should: