| 404. |
The Engineering and Applied Science curriculum
(including all designated majors) shall be published annually in the General Catalog,
shall be subject to periodic revision as determined to be necessary by the Faculty of the
School, and shall include provision for transfer students. [Am 9 Apr 85] |
| 405. |
Students who have been admitted to senior
standing in the School on the basis of credit from another institution, from University
Extension or from another college or school of the University must complete, subsequent to
such admission, eight upper division courses which shall be used to satisfy part of their
approved Major Field elective sequence. The Dean or his/her representative shall have the
authority to reduce this requirement in the case of students transferring from Colleges or
Schools of Engineering on other campuses of the University: |
| 406. |
The degree of Bachelor of Science will be granted
on the following conditions: |
|
(A) |
The candidate shall have satisfied the general University
requirements (Senate Regulations 610, 612, 614, 630 (Variance of Senate Regulation), 634,
636, and 638). |
|
(B) |
The candidate shall have completed the requirements of the
Engineering and Applied Science curriculum, (including all designated majors). Appropriate
variations from and substitutions for the requirements of the published curriculum may be
approved for the Faculty of the School by the Dean or authorized representative. |
|
(C) |
To be eligible to receive the degree of Bachelor of Science,
a student must have achieved at least a 2.0 grade-point average in all University courses
of upper division level offered in satisfaction of subject and electives requirements of
the curriculum. In addition, a 2.0 minimum grade-point average in upper division
mathematics and upper division core courses and major field electives is required. |
|
(D) |
After 213 quarter units, a student may not normally continue
his/her enrollment in the School. The student may, however, petition the Dean for special
permission to continue work required to complete his/her degree. This regulation does not
apply to Departmental Scholars. |
|
(E) |
Students must attain a minimum grade of C to satisfy the
English 3 requirement, and this requirement must be met before the student has completed
90 quarter units. [Am 9 Apr 85] |
| 408. |
Qualified undergraduate students may be allowed
to take 200 series courses to apply toward the Bachelor of Science degrees with the
approval of the Faculty of the School of Engineering and Applied Science and of the
instructor and the department concerned. The Faculty of the School of Engineering and
Applied Science shall determine the minimum qualifications to be met by undergraduate
students who wish to take graduate courses for credit toward the Bachelor's degrees. (See
Divisional Regulation 302.) [Am 9 Apr 85] |
| 410. |
Dean's Honors will be awarded each term to
students completing the previous term's program with distinction according to criteria
established by the Dean of the School. |
| 412. |
Superior scholarship, which may include research
showing ability to do original work, will be recognized at graduation by the Faculty of
the School of Engineering and Applied Science by one of the three designations: Cum
laude, Magna cum laude, Summa cum laude. The Faculty of the School shall
determine the conditions for awarding these honorary designations and the method by which
they will be manifested. Students also must meet the minimum University standards to be
awarded honors at graduation. [Am 9 Apr 85] |
| 414. |
The Faculty of the School of Engineering and
Applied Science may prescribe special or comprehensive examinations or may otherwise test
student preparation and achievement. No student shall be recommended for a degree until
fulfilling such requirements imposed under this section as were in effect at the time of
the student's admission to the School. |
| 418. |
Credit assigned in a particular subject by the
Board of Admissions and Relations with Schools to a student entering the School of
Engineering and Applied Science may be applied in satisfaction of the prescribed work in
that subject in the curriculum of the School (including all designated majors) only
insofar as the proper authorities of the School, acting on the recommendation of the
department concerned, approve of the substitution. [Am 9 Apr 85] |
| 420-434 |
[Rescinded 11 Jun 91] |
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