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Engineering requires 2 ENGRDS, but some majors (like ORIE with 2700, ECE with 2300, and CS with 2110/2112) require a specific ENGRD. I believe that you are encouraged for these major requirements to be one of your ENGRDs. I think it would be helpful if the college ENGRD requirement reflected your major, since an ENGRD is a major requirement and it's a bit confusing for two ENGRDS to be listed in separate places, fulfilled by separate things. In the case below, I think it would be more helpful for the user if the college ENGRD slot was not fulfilled. This could be complicated if users combine multiple majors, as we could end up in a situation where a hypothetical CS, ECE, and ORIE major need ENGRD 2110, 2300, and 2700, but we only have two ENGRD slots. In that unlikely case, I think it'd be better to require one of the three for the 1st ENGRD and then require one of the remaining 2 for the second one as opposed to requiring 3 separate ENGRDs. This could be confusing, however, since it might not be clear where these are coming from.
We also should implement the ENGRD categories since students have to take their ENGRDs from different categories from the handbook.
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Engineering requires 2 ENGRDS, but some majors (like ORIE with 2700, ECE with 2300, and CS with 2110/2112) require a specific ENGRD. I believe that you are encouraged for these major requirements to be one of your ENGRDs. I think it would be helpful if the college ENGRD requirement reflected your major, since an ENGRD is a major requirement and it's a bit confusing for two ENGRDS to be listed in separate places, fulfilled by separate things. In the case below, I think it would be more helpful for the user if the college ENGRD slot was not fulfilled. This could be complicated if users combine multiple majors, as we could end up in a situation where a hypothetical CS, ECE, and ORIE major need ENGRD 2110, 2300, and 2700, but we only have two ENGRD slots. In that unlikely case, I think it'd be better to require one of the three for the 1st ENGRD and then require one of the remaining 2 for the second one as opposed to requiring 3 separate ENGRDs. This could be confusing, however, since it might not be clear where these are coming from.
We also should implement the ENGRD categories since students have to take their ENGRDs from different categories from the handbook.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: