Undecided Engineering
The Undecided Engineering core curriculum has been developed for first-year students who are undecided about a specific major. Completing this program will allow the student to transfer into any engineering department (except BME) during or at the end of the first year of study.
Getting Started
The first-year program for undecided engineering students is similar to most engineering, computer science, and applied mathematics majors at JHU and includes Physics I with lab, Chem I and II with labs, math through at least Calculus II; and Gateway Computing Python.
Undecided Engineering
Fall Semester
Course
Credits
AS.110.108*
4
AS.030.101
3
AS.030.105
1
EN.500.113
3
First Year Seminar or Design Cornerstone
2-3
Intro Engineering Course**
1-3
Total
14-17
Spring Semester
Course
Credits
AS.110.109
4
AS.171.101 or 107
4
AS.173.111
1
AS.030.102 if needed
3
AS.030.106 if needed
1
EN.661.250***, AS.004.101****, or EN.661.110****
3
Total
16
* Select a math course according to your level of preparation as indicated by AP/IB/GCE or other exam score and/or the JHU Math Placement Process result. See your placement recommendations in the placement site in Canvas after you complete the process.
** The following two options in your first semester:
- EN.500.101: What is Engineering
- An introductory engineering class related to a major that fits your interests, if available
- EN.510.106: Foundations of Materials Science & Engineering
- EN.520.137: Introduction to Electrical & Computer Engineering (offered in the spring term)
- EN.530.107 MechE Undergrad Seminar I + EN.530.111 Intro to MechE Design & CAD + EN.530.115 MechE Freshman Lab I
- EN.540.101 Chemical Engineering Today
- EN.560.100 Civilization Engineered
- EN.570.108 Introduction to Environmental Engineering & Design
*** EN.661.250 Fulfills the FA1.2 Foundational Course in Oral Communication requirement.
**** Either AS.004.101 or EN.661.110 fulfills the FA 1.1 Foundational Course in Writing requirement.
