Required Courses

• CS 151  -  Computer Science through Programming or
• EG 140  -  Programming Tools for Engineering and Science
• EG 331  -  Linear Circuit Analysis and
• EG 031  -  Linear Circuit Analysis Lab
• EG 333  -  Signals and Systems
• EG 360  -  Object-Oriented Engineering Design
• EG 381  -  Probability and Statistics
• EG 390  -  Experimental Methods
• EG 397  -  Engineering Design Fundamentals
• EG 432  -  Electronics and
• EG 032  -  Electronics Lab
• EG 441  -  Engineering Systems Analysis
• EG 471  -  Introduction to Digital Circuits and Systems and
• EG 071  -  Introduction to Digital Circuits and Systems Laboratory
• EG 497  -  Engineering Design Project I
• EG 498  -  Engineering Design Project II
• MA 251  -  Calculus I
• MA 252  -  Calculus II
• MA 304  -  Ordinary Differential Equations
• MA 351  -  Calculus III
• PH 201  -  General Physics I
• PH 202  -  General Physics II
• PH 291  -  General Physics Lab I
• PH 292  -  General Physics Lab II
• PH 293  -  Intermediate Laboratory I
• PH 294  -  Intermediate Laboratory II
• PH 307  -  Mathematical Methods in Physics
• PH 312  -  Modern Physics
• PH 316  -  Classical Mechanics
• PH 317  -  Thermal Physics
• PH 398  -  Experimental Methods II
• PH 415  -  Quantum Mechanics I
• PH 417  -  Electricity and Magnetism I
• One EG 200-level course or higher (see note below)

First Year

Sophomore Year

Junior Year

Senior Year

Fifth Year

Notes:

1. EG 495  cannot be taken to fulfill the required engineering elective.
2. To complete both degrees, students must complete a minimum of 150 credits.
3. The program requires a minimum of 45 three- or four-credit courses. Labs do not count towards this requirement. The program includes twelve Core courses and five free elective courses. 
4. Sudents must be enrolled as a full-time student to be eligible for institutional aid, and meet SAP (https://www.loyola.edu/department/financial-aid/undergraduate/policies/sap.html) and Title IV (https://www.loyola.edu/department/financial-aid/undergraduate/policies/required-courses.html) requirements for federal aid eligibility. This includes the fifth year of the program.
5. Students must complete the Diversity-Justice requirement by completing two Diversity-Justice designated courses anywhere in their curriculum (see Diversity-Justice Requirement under Curriculum and Policies).
6. With rearrangement, the schedule permits study abroad and the addition of a minor. If a student is interested in the 3-2 program with Columbia University, all of the physics and core courses must be completed within the first three years.