For re-eval as EECS 203, please provide homework assignments and exams.

Please re-submit a TCAF for this course along with additional course materials. Such as examples of assignments and exams.

Please re-submit a TCAF for this course along with additional course materials. Such as examples of assignments and exams.

EECS 300-level dept (2.5cr). Can count for flex tech in the DS program, but not for advanced tech. For other programs, students should consult with their program advisor regarding degree requirements.

In order for this course to be evaluated as EECS 470, please send examples of assignments and exams to engincredit@umich.edu

Not transferable to IOE.

Course appears to be more advanced, but has significant overlap with U-M EECS 351.

Detailed syllabus, assignments, & sample exams needed for review. The syllabus alone is not enough for review.

For re-evaluation, submit detailed topic list. Currently not ME 235.

Possible CEE credit. Cannot tell if this course has any prerequisites such as Math/Chem/ Physics. Question regarding whether the course requires Fluid Mechanics, Thermo or Chemistry. For reevaluation submit via the TCAF. Please provide syllabus and additional clarifications.

This course repeats a lot of the materials covered in required IOE courses (IOE 265, IOE 366), so IOE students are not recommended to take this course. If IOE students do take it anyways, it will only count for 1 credit for the materials that are not in IOE 265 and IOE 366. The one credit can be used as general IOE tech electives, not in any of the 4 groups.

This advanced class covers topics students would already have to know from taking CEE 230.(i.e., coupled reaction, transport, and non-equilibrium thermodynamics in porous materials)

CEE 360 if taken prior to 11/8/16. Update: Not transferable to CEE 360 or CEE 465. Only the first half (drinking water treatment systems); the second half of CEE 465 focuses on wastewater treatment and this subject matter is not covered in course.

Not Transferable to CEE

2 credits only.

The course covers programming in Java, but not significantly in C/C++ or Matlab, and is given at a level that is roughly equivalent to ENGR 101. Approved for ENGR 101x, which can count toward the general ENGR 101, but not as a prerequisite for EECS 280. Check with your program advisor before enrolling in courses that assume knowledge of Matlab.

Based on information provided, this course is not equivalent to MECHENG 235. All the cycles are missing together with transient systems. No ME department credit given.

Not transferable to ChE.

Not EECS 270 according to information received. More highly specialized than EECS 270. Submit syllabus, assignments, & exams for reevaluation.

This can be EECS 314 for 2 credits only! Not transferable to EECS 215 directly. This course is about 50% of EECS 215. For students interested in having this course count towards EECS 215 talk to your program advisor.

No direct U-M Math equivalency.

Submit for reevaluation prior to taking. This equivalency may no longer be accurate.

ME 440/541 if taken before 8/1/2016. It has part of ME 440, but is missing rigid body dynamics using both Newton-Euler and Lagrange formulations and the vibration of elementary continuous systems.

Not MECHENG 382. Course is missing the multi-axial stress / design / mechanics aspects. No ME dept. credit given.

Seems to be missing the lecture elements and the basic machine elements of ME 250.

Course can be used as IOE tech electives in either the IOE 434, 436 group or IOE 421, 422 group, but not both groups. 2 credits only.

Not Transferable to IOE

Not transferable to IOE.

More information needed regarding how many hours per week does it meet, as lectures, discussions.

Focuses only on railways, unlike any of the U-M IOE courses, which cover broad methodology w/applications in various areas. Builds mathematical models, but it is not clear at what level, with what type of tools, using what prerequisites. Would need more information on these issues for further review. Please resubmit all material including clarifications via a new TCAF request for further evaluation.

CEE 260 (4cr) if taken prior to 12/31/15. Updated to departmental credit on 11/13/15. Not equivalent to CEE 265, as the class does not cover mass balances.

Detailed syllabus and sample assignment would be needed for review.

This is a pass/fail course, which is not transferable.

Online classes are not transferable to MECHENG.

NOT CEE 413. Course can transfer to CEE 400-level dept. (3cr). 3 credits ONLY. For CEE students this can be technical or free elective credit as the content would be sufficient.

This is double the normal length for classes at DTU, meeting two times a week for 4 hours each time. I was hoping this could count in total for the practicum of the entrepreneurship minor as it involves the experience of solving of real world problems

Not MECHENG 240, which predominantly covers particle and rigid body dynamics with a smaller portion on vibrations. This just covers the vibrations portion of MECHENG 240.

Not MECHENG 240. Submit syllabus, assignments, & exams for possible reevaluation for MECHENG 440 or MECHENG dept. credit.

Need detailed syllabus, as well as exams and homework to review. If not in English, would need untranslated & translated versions.

Possible EECS 270. Detailed syllabus, sample assignments, labs, & exams needed for review.