Elective Courses
Approved
CE Elective (AE) Courses
Capstone
Design (CD) Courses
Engineering
Science Electives
Free Electives
Humanities and Social
Science Electives
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Approved CE Elective Courses * This course requires consent of the Associate Chairman (currently Dr.Lennon) + This course is offered during alternate springs
For those interested in Environmental Engineering, Architecture/CEE or EES/CEE, the following courses are considered electives:
Approval for other courses by petition to associate chair Note: Courses listed below are also approved electives. All courses offered in spring; sometimes CE205 available in Fall. CE328 may be offered in spring of odd years. Course must be taken either as a CD course or as an AE course, not both. Prerequisites shown in brackets. Asterisk indicates departmental permission required
Note: Some of the courses on this list may not be offered as shown. It is incumbent on the student to check course availability.
Each degree program includes the opportunity for a student to complete six or more credits in courses numbered 399 or lower in the senior year of study, for which he or she is qualified. Since no limitation is imposed on the selection of these courses, they are called free, or personal, electives. In particular, free electives can be used to fulfill the requirements of a minor program. Other elective courses in Civil Engineering are appropriate. The granting of a waiver of up to six credits is only possible using technical courses. See
Lehigh University Catalog for details concerning free
electives.
Humanities and Social Science Electives [Classes of 2003 and later]see catalog Humanities and Social Science Electives [Classses 2000, 2001 and 2002] Basic Requirement: English and Economics. (Three courses totaling a minimum of ten credit hours): Students must complete English 1 (or 3), English 2, (or 4,5,6,8 or 10), and Economics 1. Advanced Requirement: Breadth and Depth. A minimum of five courses whose total credit hours plus the total credit hours in the basic requirement equals a minimum of 25 credit hours. These courses must be selected from the departments/programs listed in Table 2, excluding those courses in Table 1. Depth:A minimum of three courses totaling at least nine credit hours must be in one discipline, of which at least one course must be at the 100 level or above. Breadth:A minimum of two courses totaling at least six credit hours. These courses must be taken in disciplines different from the courses which establish depth. These courses must not be cross listed with the department/program chosen for depth. TABLE 1 Courses which cannot be used to satisfy the HSS requirement.
Anthropology 12
TABLE 2 Course Designations for HSS Courses
African American Studies (AAS), Ancient Greek (Grk),Anthropology (Anth),Architecture (Arch),Art
(Art),
Arts and Science (Arts),Asian Studies (Asia),Chinese (LChin),Classical Civilization
(Clss),Communications (Comm),
Economics (Eco),Education (Educ),English (Engl),French (LFren),German LGerm),Hebrew (LHebr),History
(Hist),International Relations (IR),Japanese (LJpns),Journalism (Jour),Latin (Lat),Law (Law),Modern
Languages and Literature (MLL),Music (Mus),Philosophy (Phil),Political Science (PolS),Psychology
(Psyc),Religion Studies (Rel),
Russian (LRuss),Science Technology and Science (STS),Social Relations (SR),Sociology/Social
Psychology
(SSP),
Spanish (LSpan),Special Education (SpEd),Theater (Thtr),Urban Studies (US),Women's Studies (WS)
For a listing of course designations for HSS Courses, as well as an HSS and Free Elective Checklist, click here |
