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Engineering Sciences Major. The undergraduate major in engineering sciences leads to a Bachelor of Arts (AB), a liberal arts degree awarded by Dartmouth. The major requires completion of at least seven prerequisites courses in mathematics and science, at least nine courses in engineering sciences, as well as all required liberal arts courses.
Bachelor of Arts in Engineering Sciences. All engineering majors first earn the Bachelor of Arts (AB) before the Bachelor of Engineering (BE). Many earn both the AB and BE degrees in four years, while others opt to add a fifth year of study. Dartmouth students interested in engineering have opportunities to create a program of study with both ...
20. Juni 2022 · Economics, political science and government, and engineering are among some of Dartmouth’s most popular majors. Almost half of the student body is enrolled in a major within the social science department, while one-third pursue studies in the science department. Economics is by far the most popular major at Dartmouth. Within their classes ...
Founded in 1894, the History Department has long offered one of the most popular majors and broadest course selections in the undergraduate College. It is impossible to understand today's world without studying how people lived in the past. Historical forces have made every aspect of our contemporary existence, from political divisions to ...
The physics and astronomy majors at Dartmouth are designed to provide students with a solid foundation in analytic thinking, problem solving, and the fundamentals of physics and astronomy. The introductory courses are offered at a number of levels: you can begin a major at Dartmouth even if you've never had any physics or astronomy before.
Arabic Language and Literature. Asian Studies/Civilization. Chinese Language and Literature. Classical, Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Studies and Archaeology. Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General. Comparative Literature. Creative Writing. East Asian Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics, General.
CS Major Degree Requirements. To become a CS Major, a student has to: Fulfill the prerequisite courses (COSC 1, COSC 10) Take two courses in each of the three pillars: (30-49) (50-69) (70-89) Take three elective courses (30-89), at most one of which can be COSC 94 or a MATH course 20 or higher (but not MATH 22/24) Finish a culminating ...
