Academic Plans of Study

Academic Plans contain the list of courses required for a major and are broken down into academic years and semesters. They are a general guide to support students on the path to degree completion.
- ENGINEERING MAJORS – click on the “Engineering Majors” button below.
- ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT MAJORS – click on the “Engineering Technology Majors & Construction Management Majors” button below.
Finding Prerequisites and Co-Requisites
It is important to understand the prerequisites and co-requisites for the courses you must take for your major.
Prerequisites and co-requisites are listed in the CATALOG COURSE DESCRIPTION. Some Academic Plans may also list them.

ATTENTION STUDENTS!
The College of Engineering is transitioning to a Common First-Year (CFY) Curriculum, providing all incoming students with a strong, shared foundation in math, science, and engineering principles.
Current students will remain on their existing catalog, but with the launch of the CFY Curriculum in Fall 2025, some courses from the previous curriculum will no longer be offered. Click Here for More Information.
Academic Plans For Engineering, Engineering Technology, & Construction Management
Lee College of Engineering’s Academic Plans of Study are available for all students.
- Click on the drop-down menu below
- Locate your major and click on the link to view the Academic Plan
For Students Who Began: FALL 2024 or Before ACADEMIC PLANS OF STUDY | CHECK SHEETS

- Civil Engineering (CEGR)
- *Computer Engineering (CPGR)*
- *Electrical Engineering (EEGR)*
- Environmental Engineering (ENVR)
- Mechanical Engineering (MEGR)
- Systems Engineering (SEGR)
*ECGR 2155, 2156, and 2104 will not be offered in Fall 2025. Please see the chart below for course equivalencies:

For Students Who Start: FALL 2025 ACADEMIC PLANS OF STUDY | CHECK SHEETS

Degree Requirements
Specific requirements for degrees and programs are presented under the college and departmental sections of this Catalog.
Each student is responsible for the proper completion of his or her academic program, for familiarity with the Catalog, for maintaining the grade point average required, and for meeting all other degree requirements. Students assume academic and financial responsibility for the courses in which they enroll and are relieved of these responsibilities only by formally terminating enrollment.