Engineering Electives
Important Notes - 2016-2017 Catalog or Later
- You must take at least one of the following (3 credits each):
Course | Description | Credit |
---|---|---|
Digital System Design | 3 | |
Intro Signal Processing | 3 | |
Circuits & Electronics & Instrum & Electronic Lab | 3 |
- The remaining 6 credits must satisfy the following:
- Take at least 2 additional credits from Group 1
- All Special Topics courses (4801/4803/4823, etc.) MUST be approved by your advisor. No SEMINARS may be used
- YOU MUST MEET THE PRE-REQUISITE REQUIREMENTS FOR EACH COURSE
- Some departments may only allow you to register during Phase II.
- To satisfy Group 2 Engineering Elective credit, all Vertically-Integrated Projects (VIP) courses must be approved by the ISyE Associate Undergraduate Chair each semester, and at least three but no more than four credits of VIP coursework must be taken (typically, with the same project).
- For a list of projects already approved or denied, please see the "Group 2 VIP Courses" tab on the left
- Upon completion of at least 3 credit hours of VIP with the same project, please contact your assigned academic advisor to have the credits moved to Engineering Electives Group 2.
- It is very rare for any research (within ISyE or otherwise) to be approved as an Engineering Elective.
- PHYS 2021 (Solar System) will not be accepted for any Engineering Elective credit after Fall 2020.
Group 1
Course | Description | Credit |
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Low-Speed Aerodynamics | 3 | |
Dynamics | 3 | |
Thermodynamics & Comp Flow | 3 | |
Conservation Principles in BME | 3 | |
Systems Physiology | 3 | |
Dynamics {only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor} | 2 | |
Environmental Engineering Principles {only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor} | 3 | |
Geomatics {only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor} | 3 | |
Construction Engr & Mgt {only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor} | 3 | |
Environmental Engineering Systems {only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor} | 3 | |
Transportation Planning & Design {only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor} | 3 | |
Chemical Process Principles | 3 | |
Chemical Engineering Therodynamics I | 3 | |
Biofuels, Bleaching and Paper making | 3 | |
Pulping and Chemical Recovery | 3 | |
Bleaching and Papermaking | 3 | |
Statics | 2 | |
Deformable Bodies | 3 | |
Computer Organization and Programming | 4 | |
Machine Learning | 3 | |
User Interface Design Title must be "Human-Computer Interaction" (for CS 3873) | 3 | |
Computational Problem Solving for Sci & Engr. | 3 | |
Computing for Data Analysis | 3 | |
Data and Visual Analytics | 3 | |
Digital System Design | 3 | |
Introduction to Signal Processing | 3 | |
Circuit Analysis | 3 | |
Mechanisms for Computing Systems | 4 | |
Computer Communications | 3 | |
Circuits and Electronics | 2 | |
Instrumentation and Electronic Lab | 1 | |
Wireless Communication | 3 | |
Dynamics of Rigid Bodies | 3 | |
System Dynamics & Control | 4 | |
Thermodynamics | 3 | |
Introduction to Fluid and Thermal Engineering3 | 3 | |
Principles & Applications of Engineering Materials | 3 | |
Thermal & Transport Props | 3 | |
Elc, Optical&Magnet Properties | 3 | |
Design with Materials I | 1 | |
Radiation Physics | 3 | |
Structure and Properties of Fibers and Polymers | 3 | |
Yarn and Fabric Formation | 3 |
Group 2
Course | Description | Credit |
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Special Topics w/ COE 2001* | 1 | |
Introduction to Aerospace Vehicle Performance | 3 | |
Wind Engineering | 3 | |
Life Cycle Cost, Schrage | 3 | |
Healthcare Design of the Future | 3 | |
Mathematical Models in Biology | 3 | |
Mathematical Biology | 3 | |
Intro to Biomechanics | 4 | |
Introduction to BME Design | 3 | |
Global Health Engineering | 3 | |
Introduction to Biomaterials | 3 | |
Coastal Engineering {only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor} | 3 | |
Air Pollution Control Eng {only students who have applied to graduate will be considered for a permit; contact your ISyE advisor} | 3 | |
Freight Transportation Systems and Airport Plan | 3 | |
Transportation Policy & Analysis | 3 | |
Intro to Biomaterials | 3 | |
Startup Lab: Introduction to Technology Ventures | 3 | |
Intro to Microelec & Nano Revolution | 3 | |
Sustainable Urban Development | 3 | |
Introduction to Urban Regional Planning | 3 | |
Land Conservation | 3 | |
Urban Transportation | 3 | |
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems | 3 | |
Digital Design Lab for CS | 1 | |
Grand Achievements and Grand Challenges | 3 | |
Vertically-Integrated Projects (VIP) program {See the Important Notes regarding VIP courses} | 1 or 2 | |
Vertically-Integrated Projects (VIP) program {See the Important Notes regarding VIP courses} | 1 or 2 | |
Vertically-Integrated Projects (VIP) program {See the Important Notes regarding VIP courses} | 1 or 2 | |
Vertically-Integrated Projects (VIP) program {See the Important Notes regarding VIP courses} | 1 or 2 | |
Vertically-Integrated Projects (VIP) program {See the Important Notes regarding VIP courses} | 1 or 2 | |
Digital Design laboratory | 2 | |
Substrate Fabrication | 3 | |
1 towards Engineering Elective | ||
Bioinspired Design | 3 | |
Model Based Systems Engineering | 3 | |
Creative Design & Decision Making | 3 | |
Engineering & International Development | 3 | |
Experimental Methodology | 3 | |
Energy Systems Engineering | 3 | |
Composite Mtl Pros | 3 | |
Characterization of Materials | 3 | |
Historical Development of Engineering Materials | 3 | |
MSE 3300 | Mat Sci & Eng of Sports | 3 |
1 | ||
Optics and Soft Materials | 3 | |
Intro to Biomaterials | 3 | |
Materials Entrepreneurship | 1 | |
Soft Nano Materials | 3 | |
Fundamentals of Nanomaterials & Energy | 3 | |
Nanoscale Physical Properties and Characterization | 3 | |
Solar Systems (* will not be accepted for Eng Elective credit after Fall 2020) | 3 | |
Introduction to Fiber Enterprise | 3 | |
Safety & Ethics | 1 | |
Title may vary each semester | 1 | |
VIP 2601 / VIP 3601 / VIP 3602 / VIP 4601 / VIP 4602 / VIP 4603 | Vertically-Integrated Projects (VIP) program {See the Important Notes regarding VIP courses} | 1 or 2 or 3 |
Group 2 Vertically-Integrated Projects
Please see below for a list of approved and denied VIP projects. If the project in which you are interested is not on this list, please submit the Course Substitution Form to request that we review it for consideration as a Group 2 Engineering Elective.
To satisfy Group 2 Engineering Elective credit:
- At least three but no more than four credits of VIP coursework must be taken with the same project over 2 consecutive semesters (with exceptions for summer and co-op/internship semesters).
- View list below for a list of projects already approved or denied
- Upon completion of at least 3 credit hours of VIP with the same project and in 2 consecutive semesters (with exceptions for summer and co-op/internship semesters), please contact your assigned academic advisor to have the credits moved to Engineering Electives Group 2.
- VIP counts for free elective if not used for Engineering Elective.
VIP Project | Status |
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ACT Driving Simulator | Approved |
Agile Communication Architecture | Approved |
AI-based Discovery and Innovation | Approved |
Art + AI | Approved |
Automated Algorithm Design | Approved |
Bits of Good | Approved |
Diabetes and Chronic Disease Systems | Approved |
eStadium | Approved |
Getting to know U. | Approved |
GT Mobile STEM Lab | Approved |
Health Informatics | Approved |
HumaniTech | Approved |
Intelligent Transportation | Approved |
M.A.R.S Marsian Adv | Approved |
Reinventing Mobility in Atlanta | Approved |
Smart and Connected Bioelectronics | Approved |
Smart City Infrastructure | Approved |
Spatiotemporal Modeling: COVID-19 | Approved |
Stadium-IoP | Approved |
Century Global Atlanta | Denied |
Design Bloc | Denied |
Engineering for Social Innovation | Denied |
Global Social Entrepreneurship | Denied |
IoT in Health | Denied |
Sports Performance Intelligence Platforms | Denied |
Wellbeing and Mental health | Denied |
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