School of Engineering & Applied Sciences Living Learning Community
Start your college experience surrounded by students who share your passion for creating,
solving, and discovering. The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) Living Learning Community provides first-year students with a supportive residential environment where you can build
friendships, connect with faculty and peers, and develop the skills you need to succeed
in your academic journey.
Located in Regents Hall*
*Subject to Change
- Architectural Science
- Civil Engineering
- Construction Management
- Computer Information Technology
- Computer Science
- Electrical Engineering
- Mechatronics Engineering Technology
- Mechanical Engineering
As a member of the SEAS LLC, you’ll enroll in two courses each semester with fellow LLC students, connect with your LLC
Fellow, and participate in programs and activities designed around your academic interests, professional
goals, and experiences as a first-year student.
Whether you’re designing buildings, developing technology, solving engineering challenges, or exploring what’s possible, the SEAS LLC gives you a community where you can learn, connect, and grow
together.
Satisfies major and general education requirements
Fall Semester
SEAS 175 Freshmen Experience I 1 Hour
For beginning college freshmen or transfer students with fewer than 24 semester hours of credit. Transition to university experience for School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) students. Topics include time management skills, critical thinking, exploration of SEAS majors and careers, campus resources, effective teamwork skills, and an introduction to the design process and project management.
Spring Semester
For Architectural Science, Civil Engineering, and Construction Management Majors:
AS 163 Architectural Drafting 3 Hours
An introductory course using sketching and CADD software to teach orthographic projection, isometric projection, sections, dimensioning, and 3D modeling. This course designed for majors in the Architectural Sciences Concentration, Interior Design, Civil Engineering, Geography and Textiles.
For Computer Information Technology, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Manufacturing
Engineering Technology, and Mechanical Engineering Majors: will take next major course
in their sequence together.
I am grateful for the connections and friends I have made during this semester through
my LLC. Everyone is so nice and we are able to work on things together since we have
most of the same classes. Being able to connect with people with the same major is
amazing.
WKU School of Engineering & Applied Sciences
Contact: llc@wku.edu
Living Learning Community options and locations may be subject to change.
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