Undergraduate Curriculum
The Typical Undergraduate Course of Study
Entering Fall 2020 and later
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Year 2
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Year 3
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Year 4
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* EAS 203/2030 (Engineering Ethics) must be one of the social science courses taken
** Starting Fall 22, to complete the Organic Chemistry requirement, students must take two 1.5 CU lecture + lab courses (CHEM 2411 + CHEM 2421) or two 1 CU lecture-only chemistry courses (CHEM 2410 + CHEM 2420 OR CHEM 251), plus the lab tech elective.
Entering Fall 2017 and later
Year 1
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Year 2
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Year 3
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Year 4
| Fall | Spring |
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* EAS 203/2030 (Engineering Ethics) must be one of the social science courses taken
** Starting Fall 22, to complete the Organic Chemistry requirement, students must take two 1.5 CU lecture + lab courses (CHEM 2411 + CHEM 2421) or two 1 CU lecture-only chemistry courses (CHEM 2410 + CHEM 2420 OR CHEM 251), plus the lab tech elective.
Course Planning Guides:
The Course Planning Guide (CPG) assists the student in planning a course of study to complete the program as expected. A sample CPG is available to assist with planning.
Entering Fall 2020 and later:
Entering Fall 2017 and later:
Entering Fall 2013 and later:
Entering Fall 2011 and 2012:
Entering Fall 2010 and earlier:
NOTE: While the paper CPG is a useful goal-planning tool, all students are required to tally courses taken on the electronic worksheets located at the Penn InTouch Web site.
Additional Information:
CBE Minor
The Minor in CBE consists of 6 engineering courses in CBE, selected with the approval of the Undergraduate Curriculum Chair. Detailed information concerning minors in the School of Engineering is available here.
Undergraduate Academic Rules and Regulations
The official academic rules and regulations governing the undergraduate course of study are found in the SEAS Undergraduate Handbook.
In This Section:
Your CBE Contact:
Madison Cunha
Undergraduate Coordinator
Office: 311A Towne Building
Email: mcunha@seas.upenn.edu