<p>Yes, the ABET has “general education” and outcome criteria that lead to breadth and depth requirements in the humanities and social sciences. The accommodation of those requirements by the schools can differ widely in terms of the number of courses or unit to fulfill the reqs, which courses in which departments qualify, etc. Some schools work harder to work the h/ss courses into a coherent program, while it’s more of an afterthought at other schools.</p>