Insufficient information received. For re-evaluation submit material to engincredit@umich.edu.

01/01/2022: new SJTU course code: ENGR4901J/ENGR4902J/ENGR4903J

3 credits only.

4 credits approved per MATSCIE Department. In order for this course to be re-evaluated as MATSCIE 220 or 250, please email engincredit@umich.edu examples of exams, assignments, or projects and a detailed syllabus containing weekly topics covered.

4 credits per ME Dept. In order for this course to be re-evaluated as MECHENG 240, please email engincredit@umich.edu a detailed syllabus containing weekly topics covered.

45 contact hours

51 contact hours. 3 credit course at UM.

A student who takes both Mathematical Analysis I and Mathematical Analysis II can receive credit for both Math 185 and Math 186; however a student with only the Mathematical Analysis I would receive only departmental credit.

A2 level is like second semester of beginning level.

About half of UM MATH 465. MA 2214 + MA 3233 = UM MATH 465.

Alone, only covers "Material Balances" part of CHE 230. Missing "Energy Balances" portion. So, only department credit. See eval for with "IQ 2000" course, also.

Also listed under VR 203.

Appears to be a much weaker version of our EECS 314. Exams & homework needed for accurate review.

Appears to omit significant components such as calculus with parametric functions and polar coordinates.

Appears to omit significant components such as the Mean Value Theorem.

B1 is Advanced Beginner in Europe

CDG and MAD, are accepted course codes for this course.

CEA Paris program.

CEA Prague program.

CEA Prague.

CEA Prague.

CEA. University of New York in Prague.

CEA. University of New York in Prague.

CORE 1340 also transferable for the credit equivalency listed.

Calculus I & II can transfer as MATH 116.

Can also be taken at Florence Study Center

Can also be taken at Florence Study Center. If taken prior to 9/2/2020, can be ITALIAN 101.

Can be 2 credits of IOE tech electives in the IOE 421 group.

Can be transferred for 2 IOE credits (not 3). It can be used as IOE 421 group tech electives.

Can be transferred for 2 IOE credits (not 3). It can be used as IOE 421 group tech electives.

Can be used in the IOE 425 group.

Changed to dept credit 4-14-21.

Combined, MA 1017 + MA 2009 can be MATH 116 (4cr).

Could possibly be CEE dept credit, but direct equivalents for higher level ones are unlikely.

Course alone is 200-level dept.MATH 107 + 203 = MATH 215 at UM.

Course can be used as IOE tech electives, in the IOE 461 group.

Course covers some topics in AE 201, but does not cover topics in space flight mechanics among others, so it is not equivalent to UM's AEROSP 201.

Course focuses primarily on the mathematics of optimization. Does not have extensive industrial engineering applications and use of software needed for IOE 310. No dept. credit either.

Course in C++. Credit for only one: EECS 183 or ENGR 101. This course has no Matlab. Check with your program advisor about attending an online or on-campus Matlab tutorial before enrolling in courses that assume knowledge of Matlab.

Course in Java, but does not contain large-scale programming projects commensurate with those given in UM intro programming courses, such as ENGR 101x. Not eligible for EECS 285, as course does not cover application and GUI development in Java.

Course in Matlab. Missing C++. Recommendation to CPA to count as ENGR 101, but not as a prerequisite for EECS 280. Not recommended as ENGR 101 for EECS students. Students should consult w/ their program advisor regarding degree requirements.

Course in Python. Missing C++ & Matlab. Recommendation to CPA to count as ENGR 101, but not as a prerequisite for EECS 280. Not recommended as ENGR 101 for EECS students. Students should consult w/ their program advisor regarding degree requirements.

Course material needed for review.

Course may have a different course code & abbreviation.

Course omits modeling.

Covers the topics of MECHENG 481 (and some topics covered in MECHENG 482), but in much reduced lecture hours. Cannot receive the full 3 credit hours, but rather 2 credits.

Credit for only one: EECS 183 or ENGR 101. This course has no Matlab. Check with your program advisor about attending an online or on-campus Matlab tutorial before enrolling in courses that assume knowledge of Matlab.

Detailed syllabus & example students assignments needed for review. Please submit course material after course is completed for evaluation.

Does not cover nonlinear systems. Also, materials provided were too old.

ENE 211 & 213 combined can fulfill the BME 211 requirement. Student must take both classes in order to earn BME 211 credit.

ENGR 100 for new transfer students ONLY. For first-year and current students this is Not Transferable.

ENTR 490 (2 credits) & ENTR 417 (1 credit); IPE Spring or Summer Programs Only.

Equivalent to EARTH 222 (Introduction to Oceanography), but not EARTH 223 (Introduction to Oceanography lab), which is required for the intro geology requirement of the Earth Science major. EARTH 222 could be counted towards the Earth Sciences or Oceanography minors.

Evaluated for Ramon Llull University, IQS School of Management, Barcelona University of New York in Prague (UNYP) Summit Global Education Program

Evaluated for study abroad (IES)

F 1002+1003 = PHYSICS 140 (4) and 101x (2). Alone, only dept credit. 48 class hours + 16 lab hours. Does not count for PHYS 141 at all.

FS 1111 & 1112 must both be taken for PHYSICS 140.

For non-IOE students, course can be IOE 300-level dept. (2cr) credits. Content wise, course is about 2 credits of the 3-credit IOE 333. IOE students cannot receive credit for this course.

For possible direct equivalency submit for review directly to the Biology Department here http://www.lsa.umich.edu/biology/transfercredit

For re-evaluation as EECS 215, provide detailed topic list and sample homework assignments and quizzes or exams.

For re-evaluation of the course, please submit additional course material to engincredit@umich.edu such as a detailed syllabus.

For reevaluation requests (MATH 116), submit syllabus, detailed topic list, and exams directly to U-M Math Department.

For reevaluation requests, submit a detailed topics list or exams directly to U-M Math Department.

For reevaluation requests, submit syllabus, detailed topic list, and exams directly to U-M Math Department.

Formerly HE 1001 and 101.

Formerly called HUMA 2101

Formerly known as MA 043. MATH 285 if taken prior to 9/23/17. Updated to MATH 400-level dept.

Good class. Covers MATH 185 and also some of 285.

INTERSS if taken prior to 12/22/16 sjed. Course has been updated to Not Transferable.

IOE 400-level dept. 3 credits ONLY per IOE. For IOE students credits can be used as Tech electives (IOE or non-IOE), but they do not count as any of the 4 groups. Other students, consult with your academic advisor(s) regarding degree requirements. Old course code: VM 384

IPE Summer program course only

If 4 credits is indicated on the East China Normal University transcript, that is how many we will issue.

If MAT 136H1 and MAT 135H1 are both taken, it can be given as MATH 115 (up to 2023-12-31).

If taken before Winter 2018, it is MATH 217.

If taken with Consulting, the two combined can be STRATEGY 300-level dept for 4.

If taken with UESTC 1003, this can be MATH 116.

If two ENGCMPTC courses taken, one can be ENGLISH 125.

In order for the course to be evaluated as EECS 270, please submit examples of exams to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order for this course to be evaluated as EECS 270 please send examples of exams to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order for this course to be evaluated as EECS 460, please send examples of exams to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order for this course to be evaluated, please submit a course evaluation form along with a syllabus and examples of exams to the math department: https://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/transfercredit/extinstfind

In order for this course to be re-evaluated as EECS 314, please email examples of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

In order to evaluate this course, please submit additional course materials. Such as, a detailed syllabus, copies of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

Independent study courses are not transferable.

Information can be sent to math-transfer-credit@umich.edu for reevaluation.

Instructors are Michigan State University faculty

Insufficient information submitted for review (ME 211). Please submit syllabus & assignments for review.

Intro to Engin courses usually are not transferable.

It can be transferred as 400-level IOE credits for technical electives, but not in any of the 4 groups.

It can be used as general IOE tech electives (part of the 19 credits), but not for any of the 4 specific areas.

M 2AA2 = MATH 285 (3.75) if taken prior to 4/1/14. Course appears to be discontinued. For re-evaluation submit directly to the Math Department.

MA 101B + MA 102B = MATH 116. Individually, MA 101B is MATH 100-level departmental credit.

MA 2214 + MA 3233 = UM MATH 465.

MAT 132+ MAT 133 + MAT 232 = MATH 116

MATB 110 + MATB 120 = MATH 116 (4cr).

MATH 115 (4 cr) if taken prior to 3/2/17. The course appears to be discontinued.

MATH 115 (4 cr) if taken prior to 6/9/15. Course title changed to MH 1800. For evaluation, submit directly to the Math Department for review.

MATH 115 if taken prior to 5/26/16. Updated to MATH 100-level dept. Appears to omit significant components such as does not cover integration.

MATH 116 (4 cr) if taken prior to 3/2/17. The course appears to be discontinued.

MATH 116 if taken prior to 5/7/16. Updated to MATH 200-level dept.

MATH 116 if taken with MATH 132. The course itself appears to omit significant components such as the volumes by slicing.

MATH 200-level dept if taken prior to 6/16/15. The course appears to have new title: MH 3110. For current course evaluation, see MH 3110.

MATH 215 if taken prior to 11/14/17. Updated to MATH 200-level dept.

MATH 215 if taken prior to 5/24/2016. Updated on 3/21/2016 to be MATH 200-level dept. credit. Omits vector.

MATH 215 if taken prior to 9/26/18. Updated to MATH 200-level dept.

MATH 216 (4 cr) if taken prior to 3/2/17. The course appears to be discontinued.

MATH 216 if taken prior to 5/12/16. Updated to MATH 200-level dept. It appears to be a combination of topics from math 215, 216, and 454, but is clearly not any of those courses.

MATH 216 if taken prior to 9/18/16. Updated to MATH 200-level dept.

MATH 425 if taken prior to 11/18/17. Updated to not transferable to MATH. For evaluation requests, submit directly to U-M Statistics Department.

MATH UC191/UC192/UC241 (9) = MATH116 (3)/215(3)/216(3) if taken prior to 2/21/14. Complete sequence required to receive credit. Courses appear to be discontinued. For re-evaluation submit directly to the Math Department.

MECHENG 235 if taken prior to 10/5/15 claus. Updated to not transferable. Cycles is missing. Syllabus does not include power cycles, engines, power plants and refrigerations cycles. If proof of coverage is available, send for re-evaluation.

MECHENG 320 (3cr) if taken prior to 12/31/17. Appears to lack coverage of fluid equations of motion in differential form and of dimensional analysis. Course title appears to be updated from "Fluid Mechanics I" to "Fluid Mechanics for Aerospace and Mechanical Engineers". 10/18/16.

Matlab and Excel only.

Missing Vibrations. Students MUST take ME 499 (1cr). The me-aso office can help with arranging this, and students are should contact their advisor for questions.

Missing major lectures of ME 250 in manufacturing and basic machine elements

Must be taken together

Must be taken with ENNF 103.

Must be taken with M00823

NOT EECS 282

NOT ME 211. No departmental credit.

Name of institution issuing transcript: Jacksonville University

Need a detailed syllabus, or assignments, or exams for reevaluation. Looks unlikely to be EECS 270 according to information received for review.

Neither course shows any coverage of counting and probability.

Nice

No IOE direct equivlancy or dept. credit. The course is very simple, similar to what is covered in IOE 201. It cannot be used as 400-level IOE course. It could be used as free electives only.

No MECHENG dept credit. Missing half of the topics.

No credit for MATSCIE students

No equivalency to an IOE course. For IOE students can only be used as unrestricted electives (not technical electives).

Not BIOMEDE 211. This only covers about 50% of our current course. It's missing quite a bit. Course was 10392 before.

Not EECS 215 or 314 or 463. Covers bits of each, but not all of any. Manchester does not currently accept EE students.

Not IOE. Is manufacturing. Seems more like ME or could be given general ENGR credits, like higher level ENGR 100. But, would need re-evaluation for either.

Not MATH 115. Missing linear approximation.

Not MATH 116. This is MATH 100-level departmental credit. The course covers only the last third of the topics in U-M MATH 116.

Not MATH 116; missing sequences and series.

Not MATH 215. Missing topics.

Not MATH 215. The material covered in the course omits significant components of the University of Michigan mathematics course. For example, the provided materials indicate that the course does not cover surface integrals or the Theorems of Green, Stokes and Gauss (Divergence).

Not MATH 216. Analysis of, linearization of, and phase plane analysis of autonomous nonlinear systems is incomplete or not present.

Not MATH 216. The material covered in the course omits significant components of the University of Michigan mathematics course. In particular, analysis of, linearization of, and phase plane analysis of autonomous nonlinear systems is incomplete or not present.

Not MATH 412 (omits material), but yes MATH 312.

Not MATH 451.

Not MECHENG 433 or MECHENG Dept. credit. This is a seminar course and is not a ME technical course.

Not Transferable to CEE

Not Transferable to IOE

Not Transferable to IOE

Not Transferable to IOE. Not like IOE 452 (more mathematical, more in-depth analysis of financial portfolios, etc., with IOE 310 and IOE 366 as prerequisites).

Not Transferable to MECHENG

Not Transferable to any engineering courses. Submit assignments to engincredit@umich.edu

Not allowed for MECHENG students

Not as rigorous as our 300 or 400-level MECHENG courses at UM. Not CHE either.

Not equivalent to EECS 183 or ENGR 101 and not sufficient preparation for EECS 280.

Not equivalent to MECHENG 235. All the cycles (power gas, vapour, refrigeration) are missing. No ME dept credit given.

Not equivalent to MSE 220 or 250. UT Troyes MA 12 course covers only a tiny fraction of that covered in MSE 220 and 250. This can be MATSCIE 200-level dept. (3cr).

Not equivalent to either EECS 463 or EECS 419. This can be departmental credit. In order for this course to be re-evaluated as EECS dept level, please send examples of exams, assignments, projects to engincredit@umich.edu.

Not transferable if taken individually. If MACE 10004 is taken along with MACE 21022, credit can be given for ME 211 for 4 credits

Not transferable to BIOMEDE 231. ENGR 242 + ENGR 243 also not transferable to BIOMEDE.

Not transferable to CEE 211

Not transferable to CEE.

Not transferable to CEE.

Not transferable to EECS 203. Course is missing comparable depth in many areas as well as the topics of Counting, Probability, and others.

Not transferable to IOE.

Not transferable to IOE. Course is pending STATS 250 evaluation.

Not transferable to MATSCIE. No overlap with MSE 220/250; no overlap with any MSE course

Not transferable to MECHENG.

Not transferable to MECHENG. Course is not equivalent to ME 450 or any other ME course. No ME dept. credit given.

Not transferable to MECHENG. Not MECHENG 433. This does not cover fossil fuels/combustion which is ~50% of ME 433 content. No ME department credit given.

Not transferable to STATS 306.

Offered by CEA Barcelona. Also called ACC 334.

Offered through CEA Barcelona.

Offered through CEA Rome Center or CEA in Buenos Aires.

Offered through CEA in Rome.

Offered through CEA in Rome. If taken prior to 9/2/2020, can be ITALIAN 101.

Omits polar and parametric coordinates, for example.

Omits significant components, for example, appears to omit Lagrange multipliers. For reevaluation requests, submit detailed topic list or exams directly to U-M Math Department.

Omits significant components, for example, appears to omit sequences and series.

Omits the last third to a half of UM MATH 215.

Online math courses are not transferable.

Only if taken with 1120020160 Complex Function, can it be counted towards MATH 555

PHIL 300-level dept. (4cr) HU if taken prior to 6/2/17. Updated to INTERID 300-level dept. (4cr) SS. May be taken online or in person.

Part MECHENG 211 & part MECHENG 382, but no direct equivlancy according to information provided. No ME department credit given.

Part of Hanyang International Summer School.

Please meet with me-aso to discuss how to make up the missing credit.

Please submit a detailed syllabus and examples of exams to the math department: https://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/transfercredit/extinstfind

Please submit course materials such as detailed syllabus, examples of exams and assignments to engincredit@umich.edu.

Previous title: "From Middle Kingdom to Economic Superpower: The Making of Modern China, 1800-2010" to 9-2020.

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course as equivalent to MATH 217. Other information such as homework assignments or exams should be submitted.

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course as equivalent to Michigan's MATH 216. Other information such as a detailed topic list or exams should be submitted.

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course as equivalent to the University of Michigan mathematics course. It is unclear if the course covers optimization or differentiation. We suspect this is the second in a two-course sequence on multivariable calculus. If so, both together would likely transfer as MATH 215.

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course as equivalent to the University of Michigan mathematics course. Other information such as a detailed topic list and exams should be submitted to the math department, please submit a re-evaluation of the course: https://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/transfercredit/extinstfind

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course as equivalent to the University of Michigan mathematics course. Other information such as a detailed topic list or exams should be submitted.

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course as equivalent to the University of Michigan mathematics course. Other information such as a detailed topic list or exams should be submitted.

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course as equivalent to the University of Michigan mathematics course. Other information such as a detailed topic list or exams should be submitted. From the provided materials, it appears that solution of systems of linear constant-coefficient differential equations using the eigenvalue method is insufficient or omitted, as is analysis of nonlinear systems by linearization and phase plane analysis.

Re-evaluated 2-18-21. Not enough detail in syllabus and no textbook listed. Not MATSCIE 220 or 250.

STATS 412 (3cr) if taken prior to 9/1/17. Updated to STATS department credit.

Sant'Anna Institute (Study Abroad Program)

Sant'Anna Institute (Study Abroad Program)

See MA 3703 equiv too.

See note for F 1002.

See note on Advanced Mathematics II.

Some topics from MATH 316 & MATH 286, but not equivalent to either. Please see your program advisor to determine how the course should be interpreted.

Study abroad through Wells College

Taken through Sol Education Abroad. If taken for 100 contact hours, we will issue 6 credits

The UM IOE course most similar to this one is IOE 425 Manufacturing Strategies (2 credits). It can be transferred as 400-level IOE for 2 credits and can be used in the IOE 425 group.

The combination of MA 3703 and 3705 will substitute for AEROSP 348.

The combination of MACE 32102 and MACE 20035 together is equivalent to MECHENG 336. The courses alone are not equivalent and no ME dept credit given if taken alone.

The course covers an introduction to data analytics in Python, but is not sufficiently focused on an introduction to programming and application in engineering or computing contexts for equivalency with ENGR 101x.

The course covers programming in Python, but not 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.

The course does not match a course that is offered at the University of Michigan.

The material covered in the course omits significant components of Michigan's MATH 214. For example, the provided materials indicate that the course does not cover the spectral theorem for symmetric matrices.

The material covered in the course omits significant components of the University of Michigan linear algebra curriculum.

The material covered in the course omits significant components of the University of Michigan mathematics course. For example, the course does not cover the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus in an applied context.

The material covered in the course omits significant components of the University of Michigan mathematics course. For example, this course does not cover the Central Limit Theorem.

The material covered in the course omits significant components of the University of Michigan mathematics course. In particular, while coverage of Laplace transform techniques to solve differential equations appears to have been added to the provided syllabus, it is not represented on the provided exam.

The material covered in the course, while at the level of a university mathematics course, does not match a course that is offered at the University of Michigan.

The material covered in the course, while at the level of a university mathematics course, does not match a course that is offered at the University of Michigan. From the supplied material, it seems likely that this course could, when combined with other courses, transfer to the likes of MATH 186.

The two courses, ISTM 116 and ISTM 119, are given in the programming languages, C and MATLAB, respectively, and are given at a level that is roughly equivalent to ENGR 101.

This course cannot count towards an IOE degree since there are related courses students could take at IOE that are required for all IOE students and that seem to cover the materials in more depth.

This course covers less than half of the content of MATH 214.

This course does not match a course that is offered at the University of Michigan.

This course is not appropriate for technical elective credit.

This course is not equivalent to ME 235. All the cycles are missing (including gas-power cycles, vapor cycles and refrigeration cycles). No ME department credit given.

This course is not equivalent to any of our EECS courses. It does have some overlap with EECS 373, but not enough to consider it as equivalent. For EE students, we would award FLEX TECH credit only.

This course overlaps with IOE 333 but is still quite different from IOE 333. IOE students cannot take IOE 333 abroad, but non-IOE students can use it as IOE 300-level dept (3cr).

This course with MME 4424 Mechanical Properties of Materials is not transferable to MECHENG.

This is most likely best considered a course in statistics rather than mathematical probability. For potential transfer credit, consider submitting this to the Department of Statistics.

This is not equivalent to MSE 220. In order for this course to be evaluated please send the following course materials to engincredit@umich.edu: textbook information or a detailed course schedule showing what topics are actually covered, examples of homework sets or exams.

This is not transferable as a CEE course or CEE Dept. credit, but if you are a CEE student & want to know what it might count towards in your degree requirements see evaluation for ENVIRON credit & contact your program advisor.

This will transfer to MATH 214 (NOT 216). Per Math Dept.

Transcript Institution: Anglo American University

Transcript Institution: University of New Haven

Transcript Institution: University of New Haven

Transcript Institution: University of New Haven CEA: Paris

Transcript Institution: University of New Haven, offered through CEA Barcelona.

UM program, not IPE.

Universidad de Granada, Spain

University of Limerick, 04/13/2022

Updated to this on 8-24-20

Was AOSS 172.

While this course is not equivalent to a course offered by the Mathematics Department, you may want to check the University's transfer database to see if it is equivalent to EECS 203.

With MATH 2010, can be MATH 215 (4) at Michigan.

With MATH 317, can be MATH 215 (4) at Michigan.

per Math Dept. on 4/11/16