J. Not exactly a common first year perhaps smaller, more consistent freshman oriented courses. These are interdisciplinary, not common. This brings us back to where we were before. These are just semantics. Our group constrained itself to distribution.
Depth is achieved afterwards.
Fifteen hours of foundation is not where our group was heading. P. The Depth working group moved away from this three weeks ago. Perhaps Bill Bulleit could tell us where the College of Engineering is now in developing their semester programs. Bill Bulleit described Engineering's developing common first year for engineering students. The second semester of the first year would include four credits each of mathematics, physics, Engineering II, and three or four credit class for general education.