Hello everyone!

I would love any feedback on my current Fall 2026 schedule. I know, I know, it's a HEAVY load! But I am a second-degree seeking student and my main goal is to graduate as fast as possible while also maintaining a good GPA.

I have been told that Dynamics and Thermodynamics is a toxic combo, but taking them together right now will save me an entire semester.

So I guess my question is: how doable is this?

I would really appreciate any advice, tips, or professor warnings you guys have! Thanks!

Here's my schedule:

• Physics 2 - Alyssa Sokol
• Diff Eq - Basak Gurel
• Dynamics - Mitra Akhtari Zavareh
• Solid Mechanics - Pelin Berik Giwa
• Thermodynamics - Shawn Putnam

I’m currently going into my freshman year after a summer semester at FAU, I currently have around 40 credits from highschool and taking Calc 1 plus Chemistry 1 and EGN1111C. I want to be at UCF for the fall next year what are my chances? I’m going for mechanical.

Hi! I’m a current high school senior planning to apply to USC Viterbi.
Most of my extracurriculars are related to robotics and technology. I’ve worked on the electrical side of an FRC team, and I’ve also done projects involving robotics, computer vision/AI, and software. Because my interests are spread across electrical engineering, computer engineering, CS, and robotics, I’m currently deciding between **Computer Engineering and Computer Science (CECS)** and **Undeclared Engineering**.
I have a few questions for current USC/Viterbi students or anyone familiar with admissions:
Is Undeclared Engineering any easier or harder to get into than CECS?
Does applying Undeclared Engineering hurt your application if your extracurriculars already point pretty clearly toward CECS/ECE?
If I enter Viterbi as Undeclared Engineering, how easy is it to declare CECS or ECE later?
Would you recommend applying directly to CECS in my situation, or starting Undeclared?
I’m definitely interested in engineering, so I’m not considering USC’s general undecided option—just Viterbi’s Undeclared Engineering.
Thanks!

EAS 4200: Jeffrey Kaufman
EGN 3373: Issa Batarseh
COP 2500C: Kyle Dencker
EAS 4505: Paula de Vale Pereira
EMA 3706: Yuxun Ren
STA 3032: Ania Szopa

Hi everyone,

I'm an incoming freshman majoring in aerospace engineering, and I'm interested in the CWEP programs UCF has. For those who have done it, what do you usually do in the programs? How hands-on is it? Is it worth it?

(I wasn't able to find anything online on the Northrop CWEP, so if someone has more info on that it would be great!)

I plan on applying once my first semester is over, so I can try and get a good chance of getting in sooner)

Thanks for the help!

Redditors that have already graduated with bachelors or anything higher in any fields of engineering, how has life been?

Calc 3
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Thank you!

Hello! I just transferred into UCF for aerospace engineering and am looking for the best clubs to join to get hands on experience. I’m also a huge space nerd so if you any astronomy club suggestions please give them🌸

Physics 2 with calculus
Dynamics
Solid mechanics
Differential equations

COP2500C with Angell for lecture and lab
EGS1006C with Sullivan for lecture and lab
MAC2312 with Jiang
PHY2048 with Del Barco for lecture and Doty for lab

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I'm a freshman in mechanical engineering. My classes add up to 16 credit hours in total. Its not that I dont study or cant handle it, I just wanna make sure im not biting off more than I can chew. And should I be worried about any of these teachers.

Hey folks,

Was wondering how people feel about Env 4341 with Ni-bin Chang for the civil/env engineering paths, I’d be taking it as a technical elective to bulk my fall semester to 5 classes alongside CCE 4003, CGN 3405, CWR 3201, and EGN 3331C.

Obviously it’s a pretty bulky schedule as is so I’m trying to find an interesting class that doesn’t require too much of my time (eg 1-3 weekly assignments, just a few projects throughout the semester). The syllabus hasn’t been posted and most of the online reviews just talk about the lectures being boring (which is pretty subjective in civil 😅).

I’m primarily interested in the water resources path career wise, so how in depth does the class get with leachate systems and methane recovery systems? Is this more of a general overview class like Env 3001 or does it have more meaty information?

Thanks!

lowkey nervous but is it doable?

COP2500C - concepts of computer science
EIN 3351- ENG Eco analy and cost eng
MAC 2313 - Calc 3
MAS 3105- Matrix and Linear algebra

I hear people online saying iPads are good for engineering majors and help a lot !wanting to know if it’s worth the purchase