The Dual Degree Engineering Program at GSW:

Course work information
The program involves a number of different engineering disciplines, each of which has its own requirement.
There is however a set of core courses that is common to all of these individual engineering fields.
The table below contains some of the links pertinent to the program at GSW:

Engineering Field	Home Institution	Link
Aerospace Engineering	GTech	Required courses
Biomedical Engineering	GTech	Course Requirements
Chemical Engineering	GTech	Link to the Undergraduate Program
Civil and Environmental Engineering	GTech	Course Schedule
Computer Engineering	GTech	Course Schedule
Electrical Engineering	GTech	Course Schedule
Industrial Engineering	GTech	Course Flow Chart
Material Science	GTech	Course Schedule
Mechanical Engineering	GTech	Course Schedule
Nuclear Engineering	GTech	Course Schedule

Classes in math and physics that are required for all engineering programs at Georgia Tech include,
and taken while at GSW include:
Calculus I(1120), II(2221), III(2222);
Discrete Systems I (2223), Diff Eq (3313);
Scientific Computation (3320);
Principles of Physics I(2211), II(2212);
Computer Science I(1301)

Other classes generally required for most engineering degrees, in conjunction with the
Dual GSW degree (such as Math, Chemistry, Biology, etc.) include:
Discrete Systems II (2224),
Computer Science II (1302),
Signal Processing (2025)

More details about the how classes taught at GSW apply to the first two years at Georgia Tech can be found here :

After that things split up for the various specialties.
The following are classes offered at GSW which are relevant
for the listed engineering fields at Georgia Tech:

GSW Class	Engineering Subfield
Signal Processing	Computer Engineering
	Electrical Engineering
Circuits & Electronics	Aerospace Engineering
	Chemical Engineering
	Computer Engineering
	Electrical Engineering
	Material Science Engineering
	Mechanical Engineering
	Nuclear & Radiological Engineering
Thermodynamics	Aerospace Engineering
	Chemical Engineering
	Material Science Engineering
	Mechanical Engineering
	Nuclear & Radiological Engineering
	Textile & Fiber Engineering
Modern Physics	Nuclear & Radiological Engineering

These classes are taught at GSW on a rotating basis, and your Dual Degree
advisor will schedule these with you. You will meet with your GSW Dual
Degree advisor at least once each semester to review your progress.
GSW curricula sheets are available from your GSW advisor, and these
are specific to your chosen engineering subdiscipline.