All K-State ABET programs exceed the minima, so when coupled with the English, speech, and UGE requirements of the university, graduates of these programs have taken at least 60 credit hours outside the College of Engineering.

Significant program breadth of our ABET-accredited engineering programs is ensured by the many curricular requirements outside of a student's major and the UGE program requirements of the college.

The construction science and management major is accredited by the American Council for Construction Education. The computer science major is accredited by the Computing Sciences Accreditation Board. These programs also contain significant program breadth.

Requirements for each degree can be obtained from the webpage of the department that offers the degree. Go to the college index of department webpages:

www.engg.ksu.edu/departments

Humanities and social science electives
To add breadth to education and to help prepare for a more effective role in society, each engineering student may be required by their engineering curriculum to take additional courses in social sciences and humanities beyond the university general education requirements. These courses must be selected from the most recent list of electives approved by the engineering faculty. The following list of electives has been approved by the faculty. Students should obtain the most recent list from the Office of Student Services.

American ethnic studies: AMETH 160
Anthropology: Any course in cultural anthropology, including Archaeology
Architecture: Any course in history or appreciation of
architecture
Art: Any course
Economics: Any course above 110, which is required
Engineering: DEN 450 Impact of Engineering and Technology on Society (3); DEN 210 History of Building and Construction (3)
English: Any course in literature
Geography: Any course except 220, 221, 508, 535, 555, 700, 702, 705, 708, 709, and 711
History: Any course
Mass communications: 235, 300, 530, 710, 715, and 720
Modern languages: Any course (except English or the student's native language)
Music: Any course in theory, history, or appreciation of music (Music 160 must be the 2-credit-hour-class)
Philosophy: Any course except 110, 220, and 510
Political science: Any course
Psychology: Any course
Sociology: Any course except 520 and social work courses
Women's studies: WOMST 105

Credit by examination
K-State offers students a variety of quiz-out programs through which a student may earn academic credit in specific courses. Engineering students may earn quiz-out credits in chemistry, computer science, mathematics, modern languages, and speech.

Advanced Placement
Many students earn credits by completing Advanced Placement tests. Students who have completed these tests should have the Educational Testing Service (ETS) forward an official report of their scores to the Office of Admissions at Kansas State University in order to receive credit.

For more information contact: Office of Admissions Kansas State University 119 Anderson Hall Manhattan, KS 66506-0102 785-532-6250 or 1-800-432-8270 (in Kansas)
E-mail: kstate@ksu.edu

Topics within Engineering:
	Objectives and Design Basis		Support Services		Civil Engineering
	General Requirements		Research Centers		Computing and Information Sciences
	University General Education		Extension and Outreach		Electrical and Computer Engineering
	Degree Programs		General Engineering		Industrial and Manufacturing Systems Engineering
	Program Options		Architectural Engineering/ Construction Science and Management		Mechanical and Nuclear Engineering
	Interdisciplinary Studies		Biological and Agricultural Engineering
	Dual Degrees		Chemical Engineering