English Composition Courses: Complete this form.Sven Bilen: (1) the course title, number, and credits that transfer to Penn State as GEN credits (2) a course syllabus that includes number of semester credits, textbook(s) used and indications of chapters/sections/topics covered, and labs covered and (3) documentation of all design projects including the project(s) description and deliverables. Engineering Design Courses: Email the following information to Dr.John Hannan: (1) the name of the school, the course title, number, and credits that transfer to Penn State as GEN credits and (2) a course syllabus that includes number of semester credits, math co- or pre-requisite(s), textbook(s) used and indications of chapters/sections/topics covered, and labs covered. Computer Science Courses: Email the following information to Dr.Chemistry Courses: Contact the Department of Chemistry (219 Whitmore Laboratory) at 81.To submit a request for such a course, ENGR students at all campuses must contact the department at University Park that offers the course and submit a syllabus for review (details below). If a course in chemistry, computer science, engineering design, English composition, math, physics, or public speaking transfers as General credits and the student feels that a new evaluation is justified, he/she may ask the University Park department offering the course for another evaluation. If such a course transfers as General credits and the student feels that a new evaluation is justified, he/she may ask the University Park department offering the course for another evaluation.įor more information about transferring credits to Penn State from other universities, visit Getting Academic Credit. General credits for Calculus I, Calculus II, Differential Equations, Calculus III, Physics-Mechanics, Physics-Electricity and Magnetism, General Chemistry, and/or Intermediate Programming for CMPSC cannot be used to qualify for admission to a major. Transferring Credits from Other UniversitiesĬourses taken at other institutions that are needed to qualify for an engineering major or computer science must transfer to Penn State directly as MATH 140, MATH 141, MATH 250/251 (or MATH 230 for CMPSC), PHYS 211, PHYS 212, and/or CHEM 110 (or CMPSC 122 for CMPSC). International Baccalaureate (IB) Credits.

You may be able to transfer credits you have earned from other sources to apply toward your Penn State College of Engineering degree requirements.įor more information, please choose the category that represents your situation:

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