First Year

Fall
Semester
Spring
Semester
Gen Ed General Education Requirements - 6
ENGL 101 Academic Writing (FSAW) 3
-
CHEM 135
General Chemistry for Engineers
3 -
MATH 140, 141 Calculus I, II 4 4
ENES 100 Introduction to Engineering Design 3 -
ENES 102 Mechanics I - 3
PHYS 161 General Physics: Mechanics and Particle Dynamics - 3
ENFP 101 (optional) Introduction to Fire Protection Engineering 1 -
 
Total :    
13-14 16

 

Sophomore Year

Fall
Semester
Spring
Semester
Gen Ed Oral Communication, GenEd Requirements 3 3
MATH 240/241 Linear Algebra or Calculus III 4 -
MATH 246 Differential Equations - 3
PHYS 260 General Physics: Vibration, Waves, Heat, Elect… 3 -
PHYS 261 General Physics: Vibration, Waves, Heat, Elect… 1
-
ENES 220 Mechanics II - 3
ENES 221 Dynamics 3 -
ENES 232 Thermodynamics - 3
ENFP 250 Introduction to Life Safety Analysis
3
-
ENFP 201 Numerical Methods with MatLab - 3
 
Total :    
17 15

 

Junior Year

Fall
Semester
Spring
Semester
Gen Ed General Education Requirements 3 3
Gen Ed Professional Writing (FSPW) 3 -
ENFP 300 Fire Protection Fluid Mechanics
3
-
ENFP 310 Water Based Fire Protection Systems Design
-
3
ENFP 312 Heat and Mass Transfer
-
3
ENFP 350 Professional Development Seminar
-
1
ENFP 413 Human Response to Fire - 3
ENFP 440 Smoke Management and Fire Alarm Systems 3 -
Technical Elective* Technical Electives
3
3
 
Total :    
15 16

 

SENIOR YEAR

Fall
Semester
Spring
Semester
ENFP 405 Structural Fire Protection 3 -
ENFP 410 Special Hazard Suppression Systems 3 -
ENFP 411 Risk-Informed Performance Based Design - 3
ENFP 415 Fire Dynamics
3
-
ENFP 420 Fire Assessment Methods and Laboratory
-
4
ENFP 425 Enclosure Fire Modeling
3
-
ENFP 426 Computational Methods in FPE
-
3
Technical Elective* Technical Electives     3 3
  Total: 15 13

 


TOTAL CREDIT HOURS = 120-121

*Technical Electives are chosen in consultation with the academic advisor, but must include the following:

  • at least 3 credits of MATH400+ or STAT400+
  • at least 3 credits of ENFP400+
  • at least 6 credits of Engineering coursework 300+, CHEM400+, CMSC400+, MATH400+, or PHYS400+

Please check the University's Online Undergraduate Catalog for a description of the Fire Protection Engineering program and a detailed listing of approved Fire Protection Engineering courses.

 


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