[ Text Only ] General Information From the President Academic Calendar Employee Directory Employment Human Resources Foundation Institutional Research SVCC Sports Southside Alert Advising/Counseling Class Schedules Career Counseling Bookstore Learning Resource Centers Events/Club Calendar Transfer Information Tutoring International Education Graduate Assessment Testing Programs of Study Workforce Development Teacher Recertification SVCC Distance Education Adult Education (ABE, GED) Old Dominion University-Distance Learning Dual Enrollment Middle College Pre-Engineering Tech-Prep Career Pathways Advising/Counseling Class Schedules Admission Requirements and Forms Registration Financial Aid Tuition & Fees Tuition Payment Plan How To Pay For College Placement Testing READI Assessment News Stories Sports Stories Academic Calendar News Archives Catalog (2008-2010) Faculty and Staff InTRAnet Student Online Learning Workshops Virginia Community College System Governor's School of Southside Virginia Contact Information Telephone: (434) 736-2000 FAX:(434) 736-2082 Postal Address: 200 Daniel Road, Keysville, Virginia 23947 For More Information Contact: Ray.Kopecky@southside.edu Home / Academics / Pre-Engineering Academy / Curriculum Pre-Engineering Academy SVCC CATALOGUE NUMBER   PRE-ENGINEERING COURSE SCHEDULE 2009-2010, CREDIT COURSES TAUGHT AT AMELIA-NOTTOWAY TECH CENTER DUAL CREDITS ELSEWHERE (HOME SCHOOL OR ONLINE)   8:00 AM - 10:45 AM                   FALL FIRST YEAR       Monday  Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday   STD 100 Orientation  1cr           SDV 100 Orientation Torrence 1cr   ENG 111 College Comp 1  3cr     ENG 111  3cr EEE* History or Social Science Elective   3cr     HIS 121  3cr MTH College Math 1  3cr     MTH 166 PreCalc w/ Trig Kopecky 5cr   MTH 166 PreCalc w/ Trig Kopecky     EEE** Science with Lab 1  4cr   CHM 111 Smith 4cr   CHM 111 Smith       ITE 115 Basic Computer Literacy  3cr           EGR 120 Intro to Engineering Torrence 2 cr   ENG 112 College Comp. II  3cr     ENG 112  3cr EEE* History or Social Science Elective  3cr     HIS 122  3cr               FALL SECOND YEAR     Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday   EEE Foreign Language or Approved Elective  3-4cr   PHY 101 Kopecky 4cr   PHY 101 Kopecky       MTH College Math II  3cr     MTH 178 Analytic Geometry 2 cr Wilkerson   MTH 178 Analytic Geometry Wilkerson           MTH 176 Calculus II Wilkerson 3cr   MTH 176 Calculus II Wilkerson     ENG 241Survey of American Literature 1  3cr             ENG 241  3cr OR               ENG 243 Survey of English Literature I       EEE Social Science Approved Electives   3cr     PLS 211, HIS, PSY, SOC 3cr EEE Elective   3cr                       SPRING FIRST YEAR     Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday         MTH 175 Calculus I 3cr & 177 Lin Alg 2cr Calc Kopecky   MTH 175 Calculus I & 177 Lin Alg Kopecky     EEE 2) Humanities Approved Elective 3cr   PHI 220 Ethics 3cr During 3-week year end extension, Spring 2010, Torrence.  NOTE: ALL STUDENTS ATTEND.   ENG 242 Survey of American Literature II  3cr             ENG 242 3cr OR               ENG 244 Survey of English Literature II               EEE 1) Social Science Approved Electives   3cr             PSY, SOC, PLS   3cr                 HLT/PED Health, Physical Ed or Recreation   2cr   *HLT 122  Drug and Alcohol Abuse 1cr During Spring Break 2010.  NOTE: ALL STUDENTS ATTEND.   EEE Humanities Approved Elective 3cr   **SPD 100 Public Speaking 3cr During 3-week Year End Extension, Spring 2011, Richardson.  NOTE: ALL STUDENTS ATTEND.   EEE** Science with Lab II 4   CHM 112 Smith 4cr   CHM 112 Smith               SPRING SECOND YEAR     Monday  Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday   EEE Elective   3cr     MTH 277 4cr Calculus III Wilkerson     MTH 277 Calculus III Wilkerson     EEE Foreign Language or Approved Elective   3-4cr   PHY 102 Kopecky 4cr   PHY 102 Kopecky                   EGR 126 Computer Programming Wright 3cr       *HLT 138 Nutrition 1cr During Spring Break 2011, Wheeler.  NOTE: ALL STUDENTS ATTEND.

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