The Applied Engineering Sciences major provides undergraduate opportunities leading to the Bachelor of Science degree. The core goal of applied engineering sciences is to prepare technically competent, broad-based engineering graduates who have acquired a systems perspective for problem-solving and business expertise. The program provides a broad foundation in science and mathematics, engineering, and business management and is designed to develop graduates who can apply the rigor of their technical education to diverse problems and settings. The program is structured to establish skills in areas such as effective management, contemporary technical issues, deployment of new technologies, resolving ethical dilemmas, effective communication across technical disciplines both in oral and written communication, and lifelong learning.

Requirements for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Applied Engineering Sciences

1. The University requirements for bachelor's degrees as described in the Undergraduate Education section of this catalog; 120 credits, including general elective credits, are required for the Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Engineering Sciences. Students who select the Business Analytics concentration will be required to complete 133 credits for the degree.
   
   The University's Tier II writing requirement for the Applied Engineering Sciences major is met by completing Applied Engineering Sciences 410.  That course is referenced in item 3. a. below.
   
   Students who are enrolled in the College of Engineering may complete the alternative track to Integrative Studies in Biological and Physical Sciences that is described in item 1. under the heading Graduation Requirements for All Majors in the College statement.  Certain courses referenced in requirement 3. below may be used to satisfy the alternative track.
2. The requirements of the College of Engineering for the Bachelor of Science degree.
   
   The credits earned in certain courses referenced in requirement 3. below may be counted toward College requirements as appropriate.
3. The following requirements for the major:

   a.	All of the following courses (41 credits):
   	ACC	230	Survey of Accounting Concepts				3
   	AESC	210	Global Systems: Economics, Engineering, Environment				3
   	AESC	110	AES as a Profession				1
   	AESC	310	Sustainable Systems Analysis				3
   	AESC	410	Capstone Project in Applied Engineering Sciences				3
   	CE	221	Statics				3
   	CEM	161	Chemistry Laboratory I				1
   	EC	201	Introduction to Microeconomics				3
   	EC	202	Introduction to Macroeconomics				3
   	ECE	345	Electronic Instrumentation and Systems				3
   	ENE	371	Sustainable Civil and Environmental Engineering Systems				3
   	ME	201	Thermodynamics				3
   	ME	280	Graphic Communications				2
   	MKT	317	Market analytics				3
   	MSE	250	Materials Science and Engineering				3
   	PHY	191	Physics Laboratory for Scientists, I				1
   b.	One of the following courses (3 credits):
   	COM	225	An Introduction to Interpersonal Communication				3
   	MGT	325	Management Skills and Processes				3
   c.	One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits):
   	STT	351	Probability and Statistics for Engineering				3
   	STT	380	Probability and Statistics for Data Science				4
   d.	Concentration (15 to 38 credits):
   	In consultation with their academic advisor, students must select one of the following concentrations: business law, computer science, packaging, supply chain management, technical sales, or media and information. For students interested in computer science, the minimum criteria for acceptance is the completion of Computer Science and Engineering 231 and 260 with a combined grade-point average in those two courses of 3.0. The concentration will be noted on the student’s academic record.
   	Business Analytics (38 credits)
   	1.	All of the following courses (15 credits):
   		EC	301	Intermediate Microeconomics			3
   		FI	320	Introduction to Finance			3
   		GBL	385	Business Law and Ethical Leadership			3
   		MKT	327	Introduction to Marketing			3
   		SCM	303	Introduction to Supply Chain Management			3
   	2.	Completion of the Minor in Data Science					23
   	Business Law (16 or 17 credits)
   	1.	All of the following courses (13 credits):
   		EC	301	Intermediate Microeconomics			3
   		EC	425	Law and Economics (W)			3
   		GBL	385	Business Law and Ethical Leadership			3
   		GBL	480	Environmental Law and Sustainability for Business:
   					From Local to Global		3
   		PHY	192	Physics Laboratory for Scientists, II			1
   	2.	One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits):
   		PHL	345	Business Ethics			4
   		PHL	354	Philosophy of Law			3
   		PLS	320	Judicial Politics			3
   		PLS	321	Constitutional Law			3
   		PLS	322	Comparative Legal Systems			3
   	Computer Science (18 or 19 credits)
   	1.	All of the following courses (12 credits):
   		CSE	231	Introduction to Programming I			44
   		CSE	232	Introduction to Programming II			4
   		CSE	260	Discrete Structures in Computer Science			4
   	2.	Two of the following courses (6 or 7 credits):
   		CSE	320	Computer Organization and Architecture			3
   		CSE	325	Computer Systems			3
   		CSE	331	Algorithms and Data Structures			3
   		CSE	335	Object-oriented Software Design			4
   		CSE	404	Introduction to Machine Learning			3
   		CSE	420	Computer Architecture			3
   		CSE	429	Interdisciplinary Topics in Cyber Security			3
   		CSE	431	Algorithm Engineering			3
   		CSE	440	Introduction to Artificial Intelligence			3
   		CSE	471	Media Processing and Multimedia Computing			3
   		CSE	472	Computer Graphics			3
   		CSE	476	Mobile Application Development			3
   		CSE	477	Web Application Architecture and Development			3
   		CSE	480	Database Systems			3
   		CSE	482	Big Data Analysis			3
   	Packaging (17 credits):
   	All of the following courses
   	CEM	143	Survey of Organic Chemistry				4
   	PKG	101	Principles of Packaging				3
   	PKG	221	Packaging with Glass and Metal				2
   	PKG	322	Packaging with Paper and Paperboard				4
   	PKG	323	Packaging with Plastics				4
   	Supply Chain Management (15 credits)
   	All of the following courses:
   	FI	320	Introduction to Finance				3
   	MKT	327	Introduction to Marketing				3
   	SCM	303	Introduction to Supply Chain Management				3
   	SCM	371	Procurement and Supply Management				3
   	SCM	372	Manufacturing Planning and Control				3
   	Technical Sales (18 credits)
   	All of the following courses:
   	COM	360	Advanced Sales Communication				3
   	COM	483	Practicum in Sales Communication				1
   	FI	320	Introduction to Finance				3
   	MGT	474	Negotiations				2
   	MKT	313	Consultative Selling				3
   	MKT	327	Introduction to Marketing				3
   	MKT	383	Sales Management				3