Newark College of Engineering Bulletin, v. 11, No. 4, December 15, 1938

by Newark College of Engineering

[3] EE 71 or EE 75 may be substituted for EE 21.

[4] Required of students entering September, 1938, and later.

[5] Mech 22 or Mech 23 may be substituted for Mech 21.

Mech 24 may be substituted for both Mech 20 and Mech 21.

PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SUBJECTS

		Civil Engineering Course
		SUBJECT	Credit Hours
CE	1	Surveying	8
CE	2	Surveying	10
CE	10	Sanitation	6
CE	11	Sanitation	6.5
CE	20	Highways	3
CE	21	Highways	2
CE	22	Highway Traffic Control	2
CE	30	Structures	10
CE	40	Hydraulics	4.5
ME	31	Thermodynamics	3
ME	55	Mechanical Engineering	4.5
Ind E	13	Staff Control	3
Ind E	14	Staff Control	4
Ind E	22	Industrial Management	3
Ind E	51	Business Law	1
Phys	30	Strength of Materials	7.5
		Electrical Engineering Course
		SUBJECT	Credit Hours
CE	41	Hydraulics	3
EE	22	Electric Circuits	7.5
EE	31	Electric Networks	2
EE	32	Electric Transients	2
EE	33	Electric Machinery	8
EE	35	Electron Tubes	5
EE	41	Electric Transmission Equipment	2
EE	42	Electric Transmission Circuits	3
EE	43	Electric Machinery	7
EE	45	Electrical Measurements	3.5
EE	46	Electron Tube Circuits	2.5
EE	47	Electrical Design	3.5
ME	16	Machine Design	3
ME	31	Thermodynamics	3
ME	55	Mechanical Engineering	4.5
Ind E	13	Staff Control	3
Ind E	14	Staff Control	4
Ind E	22	Industrial Management	3
Ind E	51	Business Law	1
Phys	30	Strength of Materials	7.5
		Industrial Chemistry Course
		SUBJECT	Credit Hours
CH	22	Inorganic Chemistry	4
CH	31	Physical Chemistry	5
CH	32	Quantitative Analysis	11
CH	33	Thermodynamics	4
CH	41	Physical Chemistry	6
CH	42	Organic Chemistry	9
CH	43	Industrial Chemistry	3.5
EE	83	Applied Electricity	4.5
ME	16	Machine Design	3
ME	55	Mechanical Engineering	4.5
Ind E	13	Staff Control	3
Ind E	14	Staff Control	4
Ind E	22	Industrial Management	3
Ind E	51	Business Law	1
Phys	30	Strength of Materials	7.5
		Mechanical Engineering Course
		SUBJECT	Credit Hours
CE	41	Hydraulics	3
EE	81	Applied Electricity	9
ME	7	Shop Practice	1.5
ME	10	Mechanisms	6
ME	14	Machine Design	9
ME[6]	18	Graphics & Structural Design	4.5
ME	20	Physical Metallurgy	3
ME	22	Metallography	1.5
ME	30	Thermodynamics	4
ME	34	Heat Power	4.5
ME[6]	36	Power Plants	3
ME[6]	37	Applied Heat Power	3
ME[6]	50	Mechanical Laboratory	4
Ind E	13	Staff Control	3
Ind E	14	Staff Control	4
Ind E	21	Industrial Management	5
Ind E	51	Business Law	1
Phys	30	Strength of Materials	7.5
[6] In the Aeronautical Option the following subjects are required inplace of those marked (6):
ME	90	General Aeronautics	6
ME	91	Airplane Structure	6
ME	92	Airplane Engines	2.5

While passing marks are required as a minimum in all subjects undertaken, barely passing marks alone do not insure graduation.

To be eligible for graduation, a student is required to attain a grade of A or B in at least 20% of the credit hours allotted in the catalogue to professional and technical subjects.

All graduates of the College who desire to become candidates for the degree C. E., E. E., or M. E., must receive the approval of the faculty at least eighteen months before the granting of the degree.

Each candidate for the above-mentioned degrees shall render every three months to the head of the department of which he is a graduate, a written report on his progress, such report to contain a brief outline of the engineering work performed by the candidate, the names of engineering books and articles read by him, and the list of engineering society meetings which he has attended.