Administrator: Chair, Department of Physics and Engineering
Requirements: 90 credits
Required Courses:
Student must complete one of the following concentrations:
Agricultural Engineering Concentration: 17 credits
Civil Engineering Concentration: 18 credits
In addition to the NNU course listed above (3 credits), students pursuing this concentration are required to complete the following courses at Boise State University (15 credits):
CE270 Geomatics and Geospatial Data – 3 credits
CE320 Principles of Environmental Engineering – 3 credits
CE352 Principles of Structural Engineering – 3 credits
CE360 Principles of Geotechnical Engineering – 3 credits
CE370 Principles of Transportation Engineering – 3 credits
Computer Engineering Concentration: 17 credits
Electrical Engineering Concentration: 17 credits
Mechanical Engineering Concentration: 17 credits
Engineering Physics Concentration: 17 credits
All engineering students are required to take and pass the Fundamentals of Engineering exam during their last semester before graduation in order to earn an 'A' in ENGR4972 - Senior Design Project II/Capstone.
Semiconductor Engineering Certificate: 11 credits
Students currently enrolled in the NNU BSE program or individuals who have previously earned an ABET-accredited bachelor's degree in engineering may pursue this certificate.
In addition to the NNU courses listed above (seven credits), students pursuing this certificate are required to complete the following courses at Boise State University (four credits):
ECE440 Introduction to Integrated Circuit Process - 3 credits
ECE440L Intro to Integrated Circuit Processing Lab - 1 credit
Accelerated Master of Engineering Pathway
NNU undergraduate students wishing to begin coursework toward a Master of Science degree the final year of their bachelor's degree program have the following options. NNU in collaboration with Boise State University (BSU), works with its students to apply for an accelerated master's degree program at BSU. This accelerated program gives bachelor’s degree students a “fast-track” option to pursue their Master of Science degree at BSU. Upon successful completion of this 4+1 model, the student will have earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree from NNU and the potential of completing BSU's Master of Science (MS) in Materials Science and Engineering, in Mechanical Engineering, in Electrical and Computer Engineering, or in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a semiconductor emphasis.
Prior to their final year in their bachelor's program, NNU students must apply by April 30 for admission to BSU's Accelerated Master of Science program. Students must also apply to NNU's graduate program as a non-degree seeking student.
Students who have been accepted into the BSU program will be able to apply two NNU graduate courses to the BSU Master of Science degree as well as their NNU Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree. Students admitted into NNU's graduate program may choose to take additional 4000-level courses at the 6000-level.
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Bachelor of Science in Engineering Courses |
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Approved Graduate Level Courses |
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ENGR4100 Fluid Mechanics |
3 |
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ENGR6100 Fluid Mechanics |
3 |
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ENGR4130 Mechatronics |
3 |
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ENGR6130 Mechatronics |
3 |
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ENGR4140 Vibrations |
3 |
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ENGR6140 Vibrations |
3 |
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ENGR4150 Heat Transfer |
3 |
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ENGR6150 Heat Transfer |
3 |
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ENGR4210 Microelectronics |
3 |
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ENGR6210 Microelectronics |
4 |
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ENGR4230 Embedded Systems |
3 |
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ENGR6230 Embedded Systems |
3 |
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ENGR4260 Communication Systems |
3 |
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ENGR6260 Communication Systems |
3 |
| ENGR4300 Semiconductor Devices |
3 |
ENGR6300 Semiconductor Devices | 3 | |
| PHYS4720 Solid State Physics |
3 |
PHYS6720 Solid State Physics | 3 | |
| PHYS4810 Fundamentals of Quantum Mechanics |
3 |
PHYS6810 Fundamentals of Quantum Mechanics | 3 |