First Year of Studies in Engineering
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All first-year Notre Dame students
join the academic unit known as First Year of Studies (FYS). The FYS program
provides students with one academic year of general core college courses
in subjects such as math, science, and composition before the student
joins one of the University's four undergraduate colleges. Although the
FYS programs aim to allow students to experience a variety of academic
disciplines, students do, however, tentatively declare a major to ensure
that they take the proper foundational math and science courses.
First-year students who declare an intention to major in one of the eight
programs offered by the College of Engineering take the schedule of classes
illustrated in the charts on the left. In the spring of a student's first
year, each student meets with an academic adviser to decide on a major
within the College of Engineering and to plan a sophomore-year schedule
of classes.
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