- College of Arts and Sciences
- Academic Advising
- Academic Standing
- Assessment
- Cultural Diversity Course Lists
- Degrees
- Expanded Classroom Requirement
- Scholastic Honors
- Seminar for Freshmen
- American Studies
- Art for Non-Majors
- Art History
- Asian Studies
- Biology
- Black Studies
- Certificate in Medical Dosimetry
- Certificate in Radiation Therapy
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Classics Program
- Communication and Journalism
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Education and Human Services
- Electrical and Computer Engineering
- English
- Environmental Engineering
- Environmental Science
- Environmental Studies
- Forensic Science
- Government
- History
- History and Literature
- Humanities
- Interactive Media and Game Development
- International Economics
- Latin American and Caribbean Studies
- Mathematics
- Medical Sciences
- Modern Languages
- Music History
- New England School of Art & Design
- Performing & Visual Arts
- Philosophy
- Physical Education
- Physics
- Psychological Services
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Science
- Second Language Programs
- Social Informatics
- Sociology
- Statistics Program
- Theatre
- Women's and Gender Studies
2011-2012 Archived Catalog Information
- Major Requirements
General Education Requirements*
(8 courses-32 credits)
3 English courses: Freshman Writing I and II, English Literature
1 Ethics Course
1 Seminar for Freshmen (SF 101A recommended)
1 Social Science Requirement (EC 101 - Principles of Microeconomics recommended)
2 Humanities/History (two courses)**
One of the courses taken during your four years will need to meet the Expanded Classroom Requirement
* Note: The General Education requirements for mathematics, quantitative reasoning, and sciences are met by the Mathematics and Basic Science requirements for the BSE degree.
** One of the two Humanities/History courses must meet the Cultural Diversity requirement.
Mathematics and Basic Science Requirements
(9 courses-36 credits)
3 Math courses: MATH 165, 166, 265
1 Math Methods course: ECE 225/L225, PHYS 331 or ENV 331
1 Biology course: BIO 254 Marine Biology
2 Chemistry courses (with labs): CHEM 111/L111, CHEM 112/L112
2 Physics courses (with labs): PHYS 151, 152; PHYS L151, L152
Engineering Topics
(13 courses - 49 credits)
ECE 325/L325 Statistics
ENS 201 Engineering Mechanics
ENS L202 Scientific Communication
ENVE 101 Engineering Practice (1 credit course)
ENVE 104 or ECE 103/L103 Introduction to Engineering
ENVE 220 Design and Design Tools
ENVE 325/L325 Geographic Information Science and Lab
ENVE 361/ENS 361 Fluid Mechanics
ENVE 375/ENS 425 Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer
ENVE 401/L401 Environmental Engineering Measurements
ENVE 410 Water and Wastewater
ENVE 450 Engineering Senior Project
Analytical Option: ENVE 401 or CHEM 314/L314
Environmental Hygiene Option: CHEM 211/L211 or CHEM 355/L355
Computer Science
(1 course - 4 credits)
ENS 333/L333 Programming for Engineers
Recommended Engineering Electives
(2 Courses from below- 8 credits)
ENVE 230 Geology for Engineers
ENVE 271 Air Pollution and Air Quality
ENVE 316 Soil Mechanics
ENVE 365 Hydrology
ENVE 415 Green Engineering
Notes: (1) Electives other than those on the recommended engineering elective list must be approved by the program director. (2) All ENVE electives do not run every year. ENVE elective course topics are selected for an academic year based on an interested cohort of ENVE students.