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Grading Policies

All courses taken for the major must be taken for a letter grade.

GPA Requirements

Minimum combined GPA for all major requirements (both School of Engineering and Departmental) is 2.0.

External Credit Policies

Students with ten AP Mathematics Calculus BC credit units begin with CME 100/MATH 51. Students with six AP Mathematics Calculus AB/IB credit units are expected to start with MATH 21 and may skip MATH 19 and 20. Students without AB/IB credit, who have already studied the material in MATH 19 or MATH 20, may begin with MATH 20 or MATH 21 and petition to waive the skipped courses. Otherwise, students are expected to take MATH 19, 20, and 21.

AP/IB credit for Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics may be used.