Listed below is a general program of study for engineering students. Equivalent PCC courses are listed to correspond to KSU courses. These courses are completely applicable to all engineering programs. Additional department specific (for example, CE, CHE, EECE or ME) courses are listed on the next page.

General Requirements for Engineering at KSU				Pratt Community College Equivalent
First Semester				First Semester
ENGL 100	Expository Writing I+	3		ENG 131	Composition I	3
MATH 220	Analytical Geometry/Calculus I	4		MTH 151	AG/Calculus I	5
CHM 210	Chemistry I/Lab	4		CHM 153	Gen. Chem. I	5
		11				13
Second Semester				Second Semester
MATH 221	Analytical Geometry/Calculus II	4		MTH 153	AG/Calculus II	5
CHEM 230	Chemistry II	4		CHM 154	Gen. Chem. II & Qualitative Analysis	5
Humanities/Social Science Elective		3		Humanities/Social Science Elective		3
ECON 110	Principles of Macroeconomics	3		BUS 231	Principles of Economics I	3
		14				16

Engineering at KSU				Pratt Community College Equivalent
Third Semester				Third Semester
MATH 222	Analytical Geometry/Calculus III	4		MATH 252	Multi-variable Calculus & Linear Alg.	4
ME 212	Engineering Graphics I	2		GRH 131	Engineering Graphics I	3
Humanities/Social Science Elective		3		Humanities/Social Science Elective		3
NE 385	Engineering Computational Tech.	2		CSC 143	FORTRAN Language Programming	3
	or				or
Departmental Specific Course		3		Department Specific Course		3
		11-12				13
Fourth Semester				Fourth Semester
MATH 240	Elementary Differential Equations	4		NO EQUIVALENT
SPCH 105	Public Speaking IA	2		SPH 131	Speech Communications	3
Humanities/Social Science Elective		3		Humanities/Social Science Elective		3
Departmental Specific Course		3		Departmental Specific Course		3
		12				9

+ Expository Writing II is optional (except CS & IS) if an A or B grade is achieved in Expository Writing I. ++ Humanities/Social Science options are listed below. HUMANITIES/SOCIAL SCIENCE (18 hrs.)** NOTE: Two courses (6 of 18 hours) must be 300 level or above, to be taken at K-State (or other four-year institution). Principles of Macroeconomics is a 3 hour required elective for all majors except Computing & Information Sciences. For the remaining 9 hours, use the following guidelines to select humanities and social science courses: Art any course Economics any course above the level for Macroeconomics English any course in literature History any course Modern Languages any course (except English or the student's native language) Music any course in theory, history or appreciation of music Psychology any course Not more than 3 hours may be in Music or Applied Art. ** Computing and Information Sciences has 11-12 hours of required humanities and 12 hours of social science electives. Call the CIS Department office (785) 532-6350 or the Dean's Office at (785) 532-5592 for specific course information. For other courses that may be used as electives, call the Dean's Office. Department Specific Information: Additional Courses

KSU Requirements				Pratt Community College Equivalent
ACCTG 231	Accounting for Bus. Operations	3		ACC 131	Accounting I	3
ART 100	2D Design	3		ART 134	Design Fundamentals	3
	or				or
ART 200	3D Design	3		ART 131	Drawing 1	3
BIOL 198	Principles of Biology	4		BIO 125	General Biology	5
CHM 371	Chemical Analysis	4		CHM 241	Quantitative Analysis	4
CHM 531	Organic Chemistry and			CHM 253	Organic Chemistry I	5
CHM 532	Organic Chemistry Lab	5
ME 212	Engineering Graphics I	2		GRH 131	Engineering Graphics I	3
GEOL 100	Earth In Action	3		PSC 232	Introduction to Geology	3

Note: Refer to the Curriculum Guide Table on Page 1 to see how these courses apply and if they are needed for your specific degree program. Additional Information For additional courses in each department, see Curriculum Guide Supplemental Table. Pass/Fail Policy: No Pass-Fail hours apply to Engineering degrees. Only courses with a passing grade of A, B, or C will be acceptable for transfer into College of Engineering programs. The grade CR is not acceptable for transfer. It is the Student's Responsibility to check for updates to all transfer information. This information is from the 1995-97 Pratt Community College Catalog and is subject to change. Transfer information can also be accessed on the world wide web at http://www.ksu.edu/admit/tran.html. IMPORTANT NOTE: For admission, a transfer student with 12 or more transfer hours must have a 2.75 cumulative g.p.a. or higher. Transfer students with a g.p.a. between 2.5 and 2.75 will be admitted on a conditional basis in General Engineering. Given extenuating circumstances, exceptions to this policy may be granted with the recommendation of the pre-engineering advisor at the transfer institution. The advisor should send a letter of recommendation with the student application and fee to the Office of Admissions with a copy of the letter to the College of Engineering. To apply for Admission to Kansas State University, request an application from the Admissions Office and have complete official transcripts from all previous colleges sent directly to the Office of Admissions, Kansas State University, 119 Anderson Hall, Manhattan, KS 66506-0102.