(VM412) Not transferable to CEE or MATSCIE.

2 units only, per MATSCIE Dept.

2 units only, per MATSCIE Dept.

4 contact hrs/wk

48 contact hours = 3 credits here

51 contact hours. 3 credit course at UM.

85 contact hours.

A mixture of topics covered by U-M Physics 140 & 240 courses. Does not go into sufficient depth on either Mechanics (140) or E&M (240) to be considered as an equivalent to either.

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.

Additional information (such as sample homework/exams) is needed to determine the level of the course. Please email engincredit@umich.edu the sample homework and exams.

Advanced Math C1 & C2 combined also = MATH 116

Appears to omit significant components such as FTC in applied setting or linear approximation. For reevaluation requests, submit detailed topics list or exams directly to U-M Math Department.

Appears to omit significant components such as orthogonality, the Gram-Schmidt procedure, or QR-factorization.

Approved as 3-credit version of MECHENG 240, with MECHENG 499 on vibration to be taken at UM.

Approved for non major-Material Science only

Approx. 5 credits per contact hours.

Being evaluated with MECX 21ZL part A, 3-26-19

CAD courses are not transferable.

CEA Dublin.

CEA Prague.

Can also be 200-level dept, depending on request results.

Can also be taken at Florence Study Center

Can be PHYSICS 140 (3cr) & PHYSICS 141 (1cr).

Can be equivalent to PHYSICS 300-dept level, 4 credits until 12/31/2025.

Can be used for the IOE 461 group of tech electives (3cr)

Changed from 3 credits to 2 credits 7/6/15.

Changed to dept credit 4-14-21.

Changed to dept credit 4/14/21.

Close to MATH 316, but omits significant components, for example, appears to omit nonlinear systems and linearization of nonlinear systems.

Contact Hours per Week: 3

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

Course appears to omit Stoke's and Divergence Theorems.

Course can be MATSCIE 200-level credit, but it is not like, nor can it substitute for, MATSCIE 220 or 250.

Course in Matlab. Missing C++. Student should learn these independently. Can count as ENGR 101 for non-EECS students. Not a good prerequisite for EECS 280.

Course may omit nonlinear systems and linearization of nonlinear systems. Cannot tell details on phase plane coverage. In order for this course to be re-evaluated, please email engincredit@umich.edu examples of exams, assignments, projects as well as a detailed course syllabus containing weekly topics covered.

Course will likely be more mathematical than UM MSE 242 though lack the materials connection. Student might need to fill in the materials connection if planning to take MSE 400.

Credit for only one: EECS 183 or ENGR 101

Credit for only one: EECS 183 or ENGR 101. If student already has EECS 183, this can be EECS 285 (2cr).

Detailed syllabus, sample assignments, lectures, and other materials needed for review.

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

Evaluated for Florence Campus

Evaluated for Florence Campus

Evaluated for The London School of Economics

Evaluated for Universita degli Studi di Roma Tre & Arcadia University.

Evaluated for Universita degli Studi di Roma Tre & Arcadia University.

Evaluated for Universita degli Studi di Roma Tre & Arcadia University.

For a MECHENG 235 equivalence request, please send examples of exams to engincredit@umich.edu. **In addition, please send a rationale and context for the petition/course evaluation request (short paragraph).

For a re-evaluation of MECHENG 461, please send examples of assignments and/or exams.

For non-major only. MSE majors cannot have credits for this course.

For re-eval as ME481, provide detailed list of topics covered and perhaps exams.

For re-evaluation as possible EECS 230, submit a pdf with detailed syllabus including topics list, sample exams, homework assignments and/or projects to engincredit@umich.edu

For re-evaluation as possible MECHENG 240, submit a pdf with detailed syllabus including topics list, sample exams, homework assignments and/or projects to engincredit@umich.edu

For re-evaluation, submit a detailed syllabus or exams directly to MATH department.

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

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

Fulfills the ChE Materials Science requirement (per ChE 9/13/17).

Half Into. to Materials -MSE 220/250, and half Mechanics- maybe ME 211. As MSE 220 or 250, it merits only 2 credits.

If MEHB 213 and 312 taken together, it can be given MECHENG 235 for 3 credits.

If only one course is taken, MATH 100-level dept credit

If taken before 9/6/20, was ME335. Eval changed 4-14-21 to NT: This is not a good fit for ME335, as about half the class focuses on fluid dynamics.

If taken for 4 credits, 4 will be given.

If taken prior to March, 2015, MATH 216.

If taken with MATH 262, then MATH 215 (4 cr). The course itself covers the last half of MATH 215 and select topics of MATH 454.

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

In order for this course to be evaluated as EECS 203 please send examples of exams to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order for this course to be evaluated as MATSCIE 220, please send a detailed syllabus, list of topics covered, and examples of exams to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order for this course to be evaluated as MATSCIE 220, please send examples of each exam to engincredit@umich.edu.

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

In order for this course to be evaluated as Physics 240, please send the detailed syllabus to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order for this course to be evaluated for ENGR 371, please email engincredit@umich.edu a detailed course syllabus containing weekly topics covered.

In order for this course to be evaluated for MATSCIE 220, please send a weekly schedule of topics covered for the course to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order for this course to be re-evaluated as EECS 461, please send examples of exams to engincredit@umich.edu

In order for this course to be re-evaluated please send examples of exams to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order for this course to be reevaluated please send a detailed syllabus (including a list of topics covered) to engincredit@umich.edu.

In order to take this course, the student must email me-aso@umich.edu to discuss how to make up the remaining 0.5 credits.

Instruction in Spanish. AT 45 contact hours = 3 credits. If transcript indicates 2 semester hours will transfer to 2 credits.

Insufficient information provided. More information needs to be provided with detail on topics and assessment.

Insufficient information sent for review. Syllabus needed for evaluation

Lab accompanies PHYS 1114 Lecture class.

Listed previously as ENTR 300-level departmental (3cr). Updated on 12/7/17 to either ENTR 410 (2) + ENTR 417 (1) -or- ENTR 413 (2) + ENTR 417 (1).

MATH 115 (4 cr) if taken prior to 1/19/16. The course has a new title: MATH 2003. For evaluation submit directly to the MATH department for review.

MATH 115 if taken prior to 5/27/15. Updated to MATH 100-level dept. The course appears to omit significant component such as the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus in an applied context.

MATH 116 if taken prior to 5/26/16. Updated to MATH 100-level dept. Appears to omit significant components such as does not cover calculus with parametric functions and polar coordinates.

MATH 200-level dept (4 cr) if taken prior to 1/19/16. The course appears to be discontinued. For re-evaluation submit directly to the MATH department for review.

MATH 20201 + MATH 20212 = MATH 493.

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 8/3/14. Lagrange multipliers are not covered. Updated to departmental credit.

MATH 216 if taken prior to 5/24/2016. Updated on 3/21/2016 to be MATH 200-level dept. credit.

MATH 300-level dept (3 cr) if taken prior to 12/12/14. For potential transfer credit, submit materials directly to the Statistics Department.

MATH 425 (3cr) if taken prior to 8/18/17. Updated to MATH 200-level departmental credit. Course appears to be missing joint distribution.

MATH 562 if taken before 10/10/17.

MATSCIE 200-level dept. credit only.

MECH 9410 is the postgraduate version of MMAN 4410. Not the same courses.

MECHENG 2907+3510+3520= MECHENG 350

MECHENG 2907+3510+3520= MECHENG 350

MMAN 1300 + MMAN 2400 = MECHENG 211

May be able to count as biochemical concentration electives for Biomedical Engineering students. Please consult with your academic advisor for confirmation regarding what this may or may not count towards in your particular degree requirements.

Missed topics of UM MATSCIE 220 and 250: phase diagrams, equilibrium and kinetic behavior. It also does not cover electrical properties, biomaterials, or corrosion. Also, 12 credits there are only 2 at UM.

Missing all the cycles. No dept credit given. Also not transferable when combined with MEE 2024.

Missing lab, ANOVA, Chi-squared, and much probability. For reevaluation as STATS 250, submit more materials and samples of homework assignments.

Missing mechanics and E&M. Labs don't look thorough enough.

Missing topics from Physics 240.

More info about this course is required to determine specific course equivalency. Submit exams or homework to engincredit@umich.edu

Must be taken together with MEC 116

Must be taken with MEDE 1017

Must take both classes. (A+B)

NB 2171 + AE 2223-­II = STATS 412 (3cr).

NOT PHYSICS 240/241. Course omits several important topics relating to the properties of electromagnetic radiation and propagation of light.

Need detailed syllabus & sample assignments or exams for review.

No MECHENG dept. credit. Does does not cover materials side - microstructure, treatments, etc: polymers, metalic alloys, composites, nor all of elasticity.

No pre-evaluation for U-M EECS 280 or EECS 281. AFTER taking the course, CURRENT students may request evaluation. The evaluation will involve an interview, test, and/or programming assignment (note that equivalence is rarely granted). Contact ugadmin@eecs.umich.edu for more information on that procedure.

Not 514. Can be MATSCIE 300-level dept for 3 credits only.

Not ENVIRON.

Not MATH 116 alone; missing volumes of revolution by slicing. MATH 21 + 22 = MATH 116 (4 cr).

Not MATH 214 or 217.

Not MATH 214. Missing Spectral Theorem.

Not MATH 215. Covers some from this class and some MATH 116, but does not match either one.

Not MATH 215. Omits significant components, for example, appears to omit line integrals, surface integrals, and the theorems of Green, Stokes, and Gauss (Divergence).

Not MATH 216. Possible MATH 454 or 215, if detailed information such as a sample final exam can be provided for review.

Not MATH 316. Missing analysis of nonlinear autonomous systems by linearization and phase plane analysis.

Not MATH 419. Course does not cover many topics including those such as inner products, eigenspaces, and the spectral theorem.

Not MATH 450. This course is a shorter version of MATH 20401. Covers Vector Calculus part of MATH 215 and some of MATH 354, but is not equiv to classes here at UM.

Not MATH 475

Not MATSCIE 335 or dept credit.

Not MATSCIE.

Not ME 211. Very little information provided. Need more detail on topics covered, exams, homework.

Not ME 240. Missing kinetics of rigid bodies with momentum, impulse, work/energy (only covered for particles), and vibrations.

Not ME 350. Topics related to mechatronics are very different from those from MECHENG 350, focusing much more on sensing and signal processing. No dept credit either.

Not MECHENG 235. No ME dept. credit given. All the cycles are missing.

Not MECHENG 240 or 440; however, it is part of 240 and part of an advanced course 440. It is not recommended that a student takes this course in substitution for ME 240, but if the student has already taken it then ME will consider a petition.

Not MSE 220 or MSE departmental credit.

Not Transferable to BIOMEDE

Not Transferable to CEE 212 or dept

Not Transferable to MATSCIE. MATSCIE content is too minimal for MSE review.

Not Transferable to PHYSICS.

Not enough info to even tell if calc based or what all the course will include. for re-eval as PHYSICS 240/241, contact the school and dept or prof and get way more info -- detailed topic list, sample exams, quizzes, lab assignment topics.

Not equivalent ME 311. Missing major sections such as energy and stability methods. Evaluated for IES at Bogazici University, transcript through University of Rochester.

Not equivalent to ME 424 and no department credit given. It does not cover topics involving more than one spatial dimension. Syllabus too short to assess the rigor and depth of the acoustic theory portion.

Not equivalent to MECHENG 420, but appropriate for a technical elective (core TE or 400-lvl TE, please contact me-aso).

Not equivalent to any IOE classes.

Not identical to IOE 422. Can be used as 3 credits of IOE tech electives in the 421 & 422 group.

Not same as UM MATSCIE 242. Evaluator specified can be given only 1 dept credit . Can be MSE Tech Elective.

Not transferable alone to BIOMEDE 231.

Not transferable to CEE or MECHENG.

Not transferable to CEE.

Not transferable to EECS 370.

Not transferable to ENTR 411 or not mappable to any ENTR courses.

Not transferable to IOE.

Not transferable to IOE. This does not cover the materials we cover in IOE 201, 202, 265, 300-level, etc.

Not transferable to MATSCIE 250.

Not transferable to ME 360. Limited information is provided. With the information provided, this course is missing core topics of modeling of electric, electromechanial, thermal and/or fluidic systems. Thus it is not equivalent.

Not transferable to MECHENG.

Not transferable to MECHENG.

Not transferable to MECHENG.

Not transferable to MECHENG.

Not transferable to MECHENG. Not enough depth of coverage of some topics to be transferable.

Not transferable to Physics.

Notes from department: Cannot count for graduate credit. Students who choose SUGS cannot double count this course, and it cannot count towards BIOMEDE 519.

Offered through CEA Barcelona.

Offered through CEA Barcelona.

Offered through CEA Barcelona.

Offered through CEA Buenos Aires.

Offered through CEA in Rome.

Old course course: VM 515

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 polar or parametric coordinates, and they do not do volumes by slicing.

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

Omits significant components, for example, appears to omit the theorems of Stokes and Gauss (plus attendant mathematics). For reevaluation requests, submit detailed topic list or exams directly to U-M Math Department.

Omits spectral theorem, and it isn't clear what they do with vector spaces and subspaces.

Only a 3 credit course here.

Only part of STATS 412. No direct equivalency. As well, MATH 10141 + MATH 20701 = MATH 400-level dept. as still missing part of STATS 412.

PHYS 201 from Bogazici is significantly short on topics compared to U-M PHYSICS 240/241.

Part MECHENG 211 & part MECHENG 311, but no direct equivlancy according to information provided. No ME department credit given.

Parts of BIOMEDE 474 & 499, but not enough for direct equivalency. For BIOMEDE undergrads this may count towards concentration electives, but not the concentration requirements.

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

Please re-submit a course evaluation to the Math Department with additional course materials. https://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/transfercredit/extinstfind

Please see CEE evaluation. Can be transferable to MECHENG 235 if taken prior to 2022. In order for this course to be re-evaluated, please email engincredit@umich.edu examples of exams.

Please submit a course evaluation to the Math Department with a detailed course syllabus containing weekly topics covered and all exams. https://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/transfercredit/extinstfind

Please submit a course evaluation to the Math Department with a detailed course syllabus containing weekly topics covered and all exams. https://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/transfercredit/extinstfind

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

Please submit a math course evaluation form to the math department along with examples of exams: https://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/transfercredit/extinstfind

Please submit additional course materials to engincredit@umich.edu for a re-evaluation

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

Possible MECHENG 240. Need sample assignments and/or exams for review. Specifically information on Vector-based calculations and the types of based (cartesian/polar/normal-tangential) would be helpful. 1 credit Vibrations would need to be taken here.

Previously MTH 62-215.

Previously evaluated as THTREMUS 300-level deptartmental credit. Updated 2/29/16 to not transferable.

Previously listed as NAVARCH 387 (3cr). Updated to NAVARCH 280 on 2/26/18. NAVARCH 280 is only a 2 credit course.

Program through SUNY Brockport

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course as equivalent to 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.

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 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. For example, it is unclear whether the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus is covered in applied contexts.

Provided information is insufficient to evaluate the course. Other information such as a detailed topic list or exams should be submitted to https://prep.math.lsa.umich.edu/transfercredit/extinstfind

STATS 426 is 3 credits here.

Sant'Anna Institute (Study Abroad Program)

See MATH review. Not CEE.

Students taking it should note that it omits Galois theory, which is covered in math 494

Study abroad through Wells College

Syllabus notes that : This course is only available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Business (Honours) program.

The combination of MENG 250 and MENG 270 would be equivalent to MECHENG 211.

The combination of PHYS 10342 (10) + PHYS 10280 (10) can be taken as an equivalent to UM Physics 240 (4cr) & 241 (1cr).

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 351.

The material covered in the course omits significant components of the University of Michigan mathematics course.

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, the provided materials indicate that the course does not cover line integrals, surface integrals, and the theorems of Green, Stokes, and Gauss (Divergence). The minimum requirements for a course to transfer as MATH 215 are a thorough coverage of the following:

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. On particular, Laplace transform techniques and series solutions are omitted.

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.

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. A student who has taken this course should speak with a Math Department advisor for proper placement.

The project technical content, student work and grading are important information for evaluating this course. Insufficient information for review.

These topics are contained in MATSCIE 335, but they are the lessor part. Diffusion is the main topic of MATSCIE 335. This course and a course on diffusion would duplicate 335. MATS 3003 + 3005 are also NOT MATSCIE 335 or MATSCIE dept. credit.

This appears to be a course in elementary python programming. It may be appropriate to submit it for a coding requirement, but it does not appear to be a mathematics course.

This combination should be considered with an academic advisor to determine if the math 216 requirement for a student's program should be considered to be satisfied by this combination. MATH 204 appears to omit Laplace transforms and the analysis of autonomous nonlinear systems by linearization and phase plane analysis. It is not clear whether Laplace transforms covered in ME 3017 is equivalent to what is done in MATH 216.

This course can be transferred as 2 credits of IOE tech electives in the same group as IOE 438 (safety management).

This course covers 2/3 of IOE333 materials (without biomechanics, work physiology, etc). For NON-IOE students, it can be used as 300-level IOE credits (2 credits). But for IOE students, this course can not be used as an IOE333 equivalent or substitute.

This course is a vibrations course and therefore not an appropriate substitute for ME 240. However, if the student has received 3 credits of ME 240 through another course and is seeking to make up the missing credit related to vibrations, then this course + 3 credits of ME 240 would be acceptable.

This course is equivalent to 3 credits of ME 240. Students who have taken this course will need to enroll in the 1 credit vibrations short course. Please reach out to aso@umich.edu for full details.

This course is missing many topics. Not equivalent to MECHENG 211 & no dept credit given.

This course is not STATS 250. This course is beyond STATS 250.

This course is not calculus based.

This course is not equivalent to ME 311 but can be considered for 300-lvl dept credit.

This course is not equivalent to ME 450 or any other ME course. No ME dept credit given.

This course is not the same as MSE 220, though it could substitute for MATSCIE 220 depending on the students program (not MATSCIE students). Other students can inquire via a TCAF submission.

This course may count as an IOE 400-level credit towards the D category (Business Systems); it is not allowed to receive credit for both this course and IOE 421 given the overlap in materials.

This course only covers heat transfer. ChE 342 covers both heat and mass transfer.

This course, given in MATLAB, is ENGR 101x, can count for ENGR101 credit, but not as a pre-req for EECS 280. The course covers a programming language that is not C/C++ at a level that is roughly equivalent to ENGR 101.

This does not include everything as the UM MATH 216 course. In particular, analysis of, linearization of, and phase plane analysis of autonomous nonlinear systems seems to be incomplete or not present.

This is acceptable provided the student (i) submits a poster describing their research to the ME undergrad program director, and (ii) give a presentation of their poster (5-7min, can be recorded). Please have the student contact me-aso@umich.edu to coordinate this.

This is approved for 3 credits. Students can reach out to me-aso@umich.edu to make up the remaining 240 credit.

This is less than one third of what is covered in MSE 220 and is not equivalent.

This is not transferable to MATH as it is a statistics course. NOT MATH 425. Please see STATS equivalency.

This lab has syllabus that matches VP 141 topics, so same evaluation.

This only covers about 1/2 of MECHENG 350, missing mechatronics content.

To make up the 1 missing 240 credit, students should consider a 4-credit tech elective in the area of vibrations (e.g., ME 440). Please contact me-aso for additional information.

Transcript Institution: University of New Haven

Transcript Institution: University of New Haven CEA Study Abroad Italy. Offered through CEA Barcelona.

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

Transcript Institution: University of New Haven. Offered through CEA in Paris.

Universidad de Granada, Spain

Updated to 300-level 11/17/15, previously posted as 100-level.

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 2060, can be MATH 451 (4) at Michigan

with CIEE

with CIEE program