Summer, WINTER, and Semester Programs
Courses:
ENGINEERING
Aerospace Engineering 340 Fluid Mechanics
Civil Engineering 100, Introduction to Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering 220, Civil and Environment Engineering Computer Applications
Civil Engineering 301, Introduction to Solid Mechanics
Civil Engineering 302L, Solid Mechanics Laboratory
Computer Engineering 160, Introduction to Computer Programming
Computer Engineering 270, Digital Systems
Computer Engineering 361, Windows Programming
Computer Engineering 375, Embedded Systems Programming
Computer Engineering 470L, Digital Logic Laboratory
Computer Engineering 475, Microprocessors
Computer Engineering 496, Advanced Computer Engineering Topics
Construction Engineering 201, Construction Concepts and Building Codes
Construction Engineering 301, Construction Ethics, Law, and Contracts
ConstructionEngineering 312, Mechanical and Electrical Principles for Construction
Construction Engineering 320, Construction Estimating
Construction Engineering 330, Principles of Engineering Economy
Electrical Engineering 210, Circuit Analysis I
Electrical Engineering 300, Computational and Statistical Methods for Electrical
Engineers
Electrical Engineering 310, Circuit Analysis II
Electrical Engineering 330, Fundamentals of Engineering
Electronics Electrical Engineering 330L, Engineering Electronics Laboratory
Electrical Engineering 340, Electric and Magnetic Fields
Electrical Engineering 420, Feedback Control Systems
Electrical Engineering 440, Electromagnetic Waves
Electrical Engineering 458, Analog and Pulse Communication Systems
Electrical Engineering 496, Advanced
Electrical Engineering Topics
Mechanical Engineering 200, Statics
Mechanical Engineering 240, Introduction to Engineering Materials
PHYSICS
Physics 195, Principles of Physics
Physics 195L, Principles of Physics Laboratory
Physics 196, Principles of Physics
Physics 196L, Principles of Physics Laboratory
CHEMISTRY
Chemistry I00, Introduction to General Chemistry
MATHEMATICS
Mathematics 141, Precalculus
Mathematics 150, Calculus I
Mathematics 151, Calculus II
GENERAL EDUCATION:
Lower Division:
Communication 103, Oral Communication
Comparative Literature 270A, World Literature
Economics 102, Principles of Economics
History 100, World History
Philosophy 101, Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics
Political Science 101, Introduction to American Politics in Global Perspective
Women's Studies 101, Women: Self, Identity and Society
Upper Division:
Communication 371, Intercultural Communication
Philosophy 332, Environmental Ethics
Women's Studies 375, Sex, Power, and Politics
Dates:
Fall 2019 Semester
Cost:
Regular SDSU fall 2019 semester tuition
For more info:
Courses:
ENV 355 (Intro to Environmental Engineering) - Taught by Dr. Natalie Mladenov, SDSU
Dates:
Abroad in Spain: June 9 to 23, Course dates incuding time at SDSU: May 20 - June 22 (SDSU Summer Session 1)
Tours:
Granada, Alhambra, Lagos de las Sierra Nevada, Emasgara Plant
Cost:
$2,936
For more info:
Krakow, Poland - Summer 2019
Courses:
CIVE 499 (Transport in Europe) Taught by Dr. Janusz Supernak, SDSU
GENS 450 (Women in Polish History) Taught by a Polish professor in English
Dates:
4 weeks from Early June to Early July (Summer Session 1)
Tours:
Warsaw, Katowice, Carpathian Mountains, Auschwitz, Wieliczka Salt Mine, and more!
Cost:
About $5,000
Contact for More Info:
Dr. Janusz Supernak - [email protected]
Panama City, Panama - Winter 2019
Courses:
CIVE 465 (Foundation Engineering andd Earth Retaining Structures) Taught by Dr. Julio Valdes, SDSU
CIVE 530 (Open Channel Hydraulics) Taught by Tom Zink, SDSU
Late December 2019 to Late January 2020 (SDSU Winter Session)
Tours:
Miraflores Dam and Locks, Gatun Dam, Madden Dam, Panama Canal Museum, Panama Canal expansion dams, La Tavita, Portobelo, Fort San Lorenzo, Casco Viejo Isla Contadora, and SCUBA diving (with optional SCUBA certification).
Cost:
About $4,000
Next Info Meeting:
Meetings to be scheduled late spring and early fall 2019.
Furtwangen, Germany (Canceled for 2019 - Check back for summer 2020)
Courses:
AE 340 (Fluid Mechanics) Taught by Carl Tedesco, SDSU
GENS 450 (Women in German History) Taught by Local German Professor in English
Dates:
Late May to Late June 2020 (SDSU Summer Session 1)
Tours:
The World Famous German Black Forest, Stuttgart, Porsche and Mercedes-Benz Factories, Lake Constance, European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, and Zurich, Switzerland.
Cost:
About $5,000
Next Info Meeting:
Meetings to be scheduled in fall 2019.
Pisa, Italy - On Hold - Updates will be provided when available
Courses:
E 280 (Methods of Analysis) Taught by an SDSU engineering professor.
GENS 450 (Women in Italian History) Taught by an Italian professor in English
Dates:
5 weeks from Late May to Late June (Summer Session 1)
Tours:
Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples, Pompeii, Tuscany, and more!
Cost:
TBD - About $5,000
Info:
Pisa Engineering Exchange Program Page