University of Minnesota

Transfer from RCTC to

the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities

Civil Engineering

The University of Minnesota has prepared a guide specifically for RCTC students intending to transfer there. Here is the relevant part for Civil Engineering:

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Rochester C & TC Transfer Plan to Institute of Technology

University of Minnesota

9/7/07

These are the "technical" courses that IT recommends students complete before applying for transfer. You may apply before completing all the courses. Numbers in () and italics are U of M courses satisfied by a course at Rochester C & TC.

Civil Engineering

CHEM 1127(1021), 1128(1022)

ENGR 2211(AEM 2011), 2212(AEM 2012)

MATH 1127(1271), 1128(1272), 2237(2263), 2238(2243)

PHYS 1127(1301W), 1128(1302W)

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For general education (nontechnical) course advising, click gen ed

University of Minnesota Department of Civil Engineering web site

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University of Minnesota Civil Engineering Semester Plan

The above is from the University’s Civil Engineering curriculum guide: semester course plan

Here is a sample RCTC course plan:

First Year Fall	Credits	First Year Spring	Credits
MATH 1127 Calculus I	5	MATH 1128 Calculus II	5
PHYS 1127 Classical Physics I	5	PHYS 1128 Classical Physics II	5
ENGL 1117 Reading and Writing Critically I	4	ENGR 2211 Statics	3
CHEM 1127 Chemical Principles I	4	CHEM 1128 Chemical Principles II	4


Second Year Fall	Credits	Second Year Spring	Credits
MATH 2237 Multivariable and Vector Calculus	5	MATH 2238 Differential Equations and Linear Algebra	5
ENGR 2212 Dynamics	3	Liberal Education course
BIOL 1220 Concepts of Biology	4	Liberal Education course
Liberal Education course		Liberal Education course

*For Liberal Education course guidelines, click here

Note: CHEM 1127 and CHEM 1128 could be taken in the second year. ENGL 1117 can be taken at any time, as it is not a prerequisite for other courses. It is most important to take Calculus I (Math 1127) and Classical Physics I (Physics 1127) as early as possible, as many following courses require them as prerequisites.

Note: Some of the courses listed in the University’s Civil Engineering course plan are not available at RCTC (CE 3101, 3102, 3201, 3202, 3501). You may wish to transfer earlier due to this, or you may finish up the math, physics, chemistry, statics, and dynamics at RCTC while taking some general courses. It will probably take the student 3 years to finish the Civil Engineering bachelor’s degree AFTER transferring.