Iron Range Engineering 4 Year Pathway ENGINEERING Begin your engineering education right here on the Iron Range at the Mesabi Range College Virginia Campus. Our program focuses on providing the best pathway to your career in engineering. Build a strong foundation with Exposure to engineering Hands-on experience Dedicated instructors Project-based learning WORKING TOGETHER TO BUILD ENGINEERING PROFESSIONALS Become part of our diverse engineering community and prepare for success today. Earn an A.S. in Engineering accredited through ICC at Mesabi Range College, Virginia, MN. Credit Transfer Graduates are able to continue their education at Iron Range Engineering and obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering accredited through Minnesota State University, Mankato. Our team is dedicated to empowering students to succeed in becoming motivated, successful, and professional engineers. www.mesabirange.edu Enrollment Office - Virginia Campus 1001 Chestnut Street W., Virginia, MN 55792 218-749-0313 800-657-3860 V/TTY: 218-749-7783 A MEMBER OF MINNESOTA STATE COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EDUCATOR/EMPLOYER
IRON RANGE ENGINEERING PATHWAY at Mesabi Range College 60 credits Effective Semester/Year Fall 2014 SEMESTER I Cr Lec/Lab Grade ENGR 1220 Introduction to Engineering 3 ENGR 1345 Solid Modeling 3 ENGR 1201 General Physics I 4 MATH 156 Calculus I or College Algebra/Trigonometry 5 or* MATH 1521/1547 CHEM 1522* General Chemistry I or in SEMESTER III 5* GECL 1415 Freshman Year Experience 1 SEMESTER II Cr Lec/ Lab Grade ENGR 2101 Static Mechanics 2 ENGR 1222 Engineering & Professional Development II 2 PHYS 1202 General Physics II 5 MATH 1561 Calculus I or Calculus II 5 MATH 1562 SEMESTER III Cr Lec/Lab Grade ENGR 2102 Dynamics 3 ENGR 2223 Engineering & Professional Development III 2 MATH 1562 Calculus II or Calculus III 5 MATH 1563 CHEM 1522* General Chemistry I or in SEMESTER I 5* SEMESTER IV Cr Lec/Lab Grade ENGR 2106 Circuits 4 ENGR 2224 Engineering & Professional Development IV 2 MATH 1563 Calculus III or Differential Equations and Linear Algebra ** 5 MATH 2564 CHEM 1523 General Chemistry II 5 * Alternate Semester **Recommended course before entering IRE. Required to complete IRE Engineering BS degree. ***Explanation of General Education Requirements on following sheets
Engineering General Transfer Guidesheet 2014-15 Mesabi Range College - Itasca Community College - Iron Range Engineering An Associate in Science degree will have one or more articulation agreement between the institution awarding the Associate in Science degree (Itasca Community College) and an institution awarding a related baccalaureate degree. An Associate in Science program shall include a minimum of 30 semester credits in general education credits (1-10 below). General education courses shall be selected from at least six of the ten goal areas of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum. Courses taken in areas 1 6 may also apply to areas 7 10. Note bracketed numbers [ ] listed behind course credits. (e.g. Hist 1111 meets requirements for area 5 and for area 8) Credits do not count twice. Advisors with assist students in selecting classes that meet requirements. GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: MATH and ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS: A.S. Requirements: A.S. Math and Science Requirements College Writing I Calculus I General Physics I Technical Writing or Public Speaking Calculus II General Physics II Economics (Macro or Micro) Calculus III General Chemistry I Diff EQ / Linear Algebra General Chemistry II or Biology I IRE transfer requirements: (advisor will assist in selection) 6 or 7 credits from Arts and Humanities A.S. ENGINEERING REQUIREMENTS: 6 or 7 credits from Social Sciences Intro to Engineering Circuits (13 total) Engr & Prof Dev II Dynamics - Must have 2 from one category (e.g. two classes from ECON) Engr & Prof Dev III Static Mechanics - History Counts in both Arts/Humanities and Social Sciences Engr & Prof Dev IV Solid Modeling GOAL 1: COMMUNICATION ENGL 1511 (4) College Writing I SPCH 1550 (3) Introduction to Communication ENGL 1512 (4) College Writing II SPCH 1555 (3) Public Speaking ENGL 1532 (3) Technical Writing SPCH 1565 (3) Interpersonal Communication GOAL 2: CRITICAL THINKING Embedded in all courses of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum. GOAL 3: NATURAL SCIENCES BIOL 1415 (4) Intro to Anatomy & Physiology PHYS 1567 (3) Astronomy BIOL 1515 (3) Biology of Women [7] PHYS 1541 (4) Physical Science BIOL 1551 (5) College Biology I PHYS 1551 (4) Introductory Physics BIOL 1535 (3) Intro to Microbiology PHYS 1561 (4) College Physics I BIOL 1552 (5) College Biology II PHYS 1562 (4) College Physics II BIOL 1536 (4) Contemporary Issues in Biology[10] PHYS 1201 (4) General Physics I BIOL 2551 (4) Human Anatomy & Physiology I PHYS 1202 (4) General Physics II BIOL 1545 (4) Human Biology CHEM 1511 (4) Fundamentals of Chemistry BIOL 2552 (4) Human Anatomy & Physiology II CHEM 1512 (4) Fundaments of Organic Chemistry BIOL 1546 (4) Environmental Science [10] CHEM 1522 (5) General Chemistry I GEOG 1555 (3) Physical Geography [10] CHEM 1523 (5) General Chemistry II GEOL 1557 Physical Geology [10]
GOAL 4: MATHEMATICS/LOGICAL REASONING MATH 1511 (3) Foundations of Mathematics I MATH 1512 (3) Foundations of Mathematics II MATH 1521 (4) College Algebra MATH 1547 (2) Trigonometry MATH 1561 (5) Calculus I MATH 1562 (5) Calculus II MATH 2563 (5) Calculus III MATH 1545 (3) Finite Math MATH 2564 (5) Diff Eq / Linear Algebra MATH 1556 (4) Survey of Calculus STAT 2551 (4) Statistics I GOAL 5: HISTORY/SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE ANTH 1515 (3) Introduction to Indian Studies [7] HIST 1566 (4) Amer. Hist 1877 to Pr [7] ANTH 1535 (3) Human Origins [10] HIST 1556 (4) Hist of Western Civ: 1500 to Present [8] ANTH 1525 (3) Introduction to Cultural Anthropology [8] HIST 1567 (3) Native Amer History [7] ANTH 2555 (3) Introduction to Archaeology [10] HIST 1565 (4) American History: To 1877 [7] ECON 1555 (3) Survey of Economics [8] HIST 1568 (3) Minnesota History [10] ECON 1557 (3) Principles of Economics Macro[8] JOUR 1555 (3) Intro to Mass Communications [9] ECON 1556 (3) Principles of Economics - Micro [8] MCS 1555 (1-3) Multicultural Studies [8] ECON 1565(3) Introduction to the World Economy [8] MCS 2555 (3) The Holocaust [9] GEOG 1556 (3) Human Geography [8] MCS 1556 (3) Culture Through Film [7] GEOG 1557 (3) Conservation of Natural Resources [10] POLS 1556 (3) American Government [9] GEOG 1558 (3) World Regional Geography [7] POLS 1558 (3) Intro to Political Science [8] HIST 1555 (4) Hist of Western Civ: Paleolithic to 1500 [8] POLS 1557 (3) State and Local Government [9] POLS 1559 (3) International Relations [8] SOC 1452 (3) Crime and Delinquency PSYC 1555 (3) Psychology of Men [7] SOC 1557 (3) Courtship, Marriage, & Family [7] PSYC 2558 (3) Abnormal Psychology [7] SOC 1551 (3) Introduction to Criminal Justice [9] PSYC 2551 (4) General Psychology SOC 1558 (3) Human Relations [7] PSYC 2565 (3) Child and Adolescent Development SOC 1555 (3) Introduction to Sociology [7] PSYC 2555 (3) Psychology of Aging [7] SOC 1559 (3) Human Sexuality [7] PSYC 2567 (4) Lifespan Development [7] SOC 1556 (3) Intro to Comm Org. & Develop [9] PSYC 2556 (4) Industrial/Organizational Psychology [7] PSYC 2655 (3) Group Dynamics SOC 1565 (3) Social Problems [7] GOAL 6: HUMANITIES/FINE ARTS ART 1521 (3) Art History: Prehistoric to Pre-Renaissance ENGL 1576 (3) Literature of Science Fiction PHIL 1551 (3) Introduction to Ethics [9] ENGL 2546 (3) North American Nature Writers [10] ART 1522 (3) Art History: Early Renaissance-Modern ENGL 2547 (3) The Bible as Literature [8] PHIL 1556 (3) World Religions [8] ENGL 1579 (3) World Literature [8] ART 1541 (3) Introduction to Art ENGL 2577 (3) World Mythology [8] PHIL 1565 (3) American Indian Philosophy [10] ENGL 2515 (3) Native American Literature [10] ART 1556 (3) North American Indian Art [7] ENGL 2578 (3) Literature by Women [7] PHIL 1575 (3) Introduction to Philosophy [9] ENGL 2535 (4) Brit Literature to the 18th Century MUSC 1525 (3) World Music [8] ENGL 2536 (4) Brit Literature 18th 20th Century PHIL 1585 (3) Ethics and Issues in Regional Develop [10] ART 1531 (3) Drawing I MUSC 1555(3) American Popular Music [7] ART 1566 (3) Digital Photography PHIL 2552 (3) Ethics [9] ART 1532 (3) Drawing II MUSC 1559(3) Introduction to Music [8] ART 2535 (3) Painting - Watercolor THTR 1555 (3) Introduction to Theatre ART 1545 (3) Ceramics MUSC 1565(3) History of Rock & Roll ENGL 2545 (3) Creative Writing MUSC 1566 (3) Fundamentals of Music Theory ART 1551 (3) Painting - Oil MUSC 1567 (3) Music Theory II SPCH 2565 (3) Oral Interpretation ENGL 1559 (3) Art of the Film ART 1552 (3) Painting II ENGL 2537 (3) Survey of American Literature I [7] THTR 1557 (3) Applied Acting Techniques ENGL 1575 (3) Introduction to Literature ART 1565 (3) Basic Photography
ENGL 2538 (3) Survey of American Literature II [7] THTR 1565 (3) Acting for the Stage GOAL 7: HUMAN DIVERSITY ANTH 1515 (3) Introduction to Indian Studies [5] GEOG 1558 (3) World Regional Geography [5] MUSC 1555(3) American Popular Music [6] SOC 1555 (3) Introduction to Sociology [5] ART 1556 (3) North American Indian Art [6] HIST 1565 (4) American History: To 1877 [5] PSYC 1555 (3) Psychology of Men [5] SOC 1557 (3) Courtship, Marriage, & Family [5] BIOL 1515 (3) Biology of Women [3] HIST 1566 (4) American History: 1877 to Present [5] PSYC 2555 (3) Psychology of Aging [5] SOC 1558 (3) Human Relations [5] ENGL 2578 (3) Literature by Women [6] HIST 1567 (3) Native American History [5] PSYC 2556 (4) Industrial/Organizational Psychology [5] MCS 1556 (3) Culture through Film [5] ENGL 2537 (3) Survey of American Literature I [6] SOC 1559 (3) Human Sexuality [5] PSYC 2558 (3) Abnormal Psychology [5] SOC 1565 (3) Social Problems [5] ENGL 2538 (3) Survey of American Literature II [6] SPCH 1585 (3) Intercultural Communication [8] PSYC 2567 (4) Lifespan Development [5] SPCH 1586 (3) Leadership & Group Communication [9] GOAL 8: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ANTH 1525 (3) Intro to Cultural Anthropology [5] ENGL 2547 (3) The Bible as Literature [6] MCS 1555(1-3) Multicultural Studies [5] SPAN 1462 (5) Spanish II ECON 1555 (3) Survey of Economics [5] ENGL 2577 (3) World Mythology [6] MUSC 1525 (3) World Music [6] SPAN 1540 (3) Culture and Civilization of Spain ECON 1556 (3) Principles of Economics Micro [5] FREN 2463 (4) French III MUSC 1559 (3) Introduction to Music [6] SPAN 1550 (3) Culture and Civilization of Hisp/Amer ECON 1557 (3) Principles of Economics Macro [5] FREN 2464 (4) French IV PHIL 1556 (3) World Religions [6] SPAN 2463 (3) Spanish III ECON 1565(3) Intro to World Economy[5] GEOG 1556 (3) Human Geography [5] POL 1558 (3) Intro to Political Science [5] SPAN 2464 (3) Spanish IV ENGL 1577 (3) Mythology [6] HIST 1555 (4) History of Western Civ: Paleo to 1500[5] POLS 1559 (3) International Relations [5] HIST 1556 (4) History of Western Civ: 1500 to resent[5] ENGL 1579 (3) World Literature [6] SPCH 1585 (3) Intercultural Communication [7] SPAN 1461 (5) Spanish I GOAL 9: ETHICAL & CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY JOUR 1555 (3) Intro to Mass Communication [5] SOC 1556 (3) Intro to Community Org & Develop. [5] POLS 1557 (3) State and Local Government [5] PHIL 1575 (3) Introduction to Philosophy [6] MCS 2555 (3) The Holocaust [5] POLS 1556 (3) American Government [5] SOC 1551 (3) Introduction to Criminal Justice [5] PHIL 2552 (3) Ethics [6] PHIL 1551 (3) Introduction to Ethics [6] SPCH 1586 (3) Leadership & Group Communication [7] GOAL 10: PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT ANTH 1535 (3) Human Origins [5] ENGL 2546 (3) North American Nature Writers [6] GEOG 1555 (3) Physical Geography [3] GEOL 1557 (4) Physical Geology [3] ANTH 2555 (3) Introduction to Archaeology [5] HIST 1568 (3) Minnesota History [5] GEOG 1557 (3) Conservation of Natural Resources [5] PHIL 1565 (3) American Indian Philosophy [6] BIOL 1536 (4) Contemporary Issues in Biology [3] PHIL 1585 (3) Ethics and Issues in Regional Develop [6] BIOL 1546 (4) Environmental Science [3] GECL 1415 (1) Freshman Year Experience ENGL 2515 (3) Native American Literature [6] PHYSICAL EDUCATION HLTH 1455 (3) Personal and Community Health HLTH 1459 (3) Introduction to Wellness HLTH 1465 (2) Drug Use and Abuse HLTH 2459 (3) Introduction to Nutrition