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Course: EE 161/165, Spring 2010
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9/2008 Rev The curriculum is Electrical Engineering is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) and guided by the Mission Statement of the Department. The curriculum features required courses in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, General Education, Computer Science, and the fundamentals of Electrical Engineering. Within the BSEE program, students have the opportunity to complete...

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9/2008 Rev The curriculum is Electrical Engineering is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) and guided by the Mission Statement of the Department. The curriculum features required courses in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, General Education, Computer Science, and the fundamentals of Electrical Engineering. Within the BSEE program, students have the opportunity to complete the degree by taking a broad range of courses within the field of Electrical Engineering. The Department also offers specialization tracks in Computer Engineering (CompE) and Bioelectrical Engineering (BioE). All students in the ECE Department receive a broad background in the fundamentals of electrical and computer engineering. The EE curriculum is defined by the requisite courses in electromagnetics, electronics, and control systems. The CompE curriculum is defined by the requisite courses in computer science, digital logic and microprocessor, and embedded systems. The BioE curriculum is defined by requisite courses in biology, anatomy, physiology, electromagnetics, control systems, and digital signal processing. The Electrical Engineering curriculum requires a minimum of 124 credits and can be completed as a Four Year Curriculum. Some courses can also be taken during Summer Sessions to alleviate the number of credit hours required in the Fall and Spring Semesters. In selecting a course of study, students should consider the concept that "It's not how long you take to graduate, it's how well". Students who have part-time jobs should consider taking fewer courses of about 12 credit hours per semester, which allows completion of the degree in five years while they maintain full-time status as a student. Consult the faculty advisor for details. Courses (typical) 6 3 8 26 1 Minimum Requirement Credits (typical) 20 12 25 64 3 124 Curricula Mathematics Basic Sciences General Education Engineering Free Elective Undergraduate courses in the Department are listed with their prerequisites. ECE Departmental Policy is not to allow students to continue in a course for which they have registered but do not have the prerequisites. Students should consult their Faculty Advisor for questions about the required and elective curricula and the profession. Electives in Electrical Engineering allow the undergraduate to select a course of study in a variety of professional threads: Engineering Courses and Electives Semester (primary) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Basic Courses ENGR1101 CIS1057 EE2312/2313 EE2322/2323 EE2612/2613 ENGR2011 ENGR2331 ENGR4169 ENGR4196 ENGR4296 EE3512 EE3412 EE4512/4513 EE4412/4413 EE4522 EE4542 EE4422 EE3612/3613 EE3622/3623 EE4612 EE3712 EE3722 EE3732 EE4712 EE3312/3313 EE4312 EE4322 EE3522 EE4532 EE4542 Digital Systems Power and Electronics Communication Electromagnetics Signals Systems Four Year Curriculum- Electrical Engineering (for students starting Fall 2008) Fall Spring First Semester Math1041 CHEM1031/1033 Or BIO1011 ENGR1101 GenEd - GW Calculus I Chemistry or Biology Prereq: Precalculus Intro to Engineering Analytical Reading and Writing 4 4 2 4 14 Math1042 PHY1061 CIS1057 or ENGR1117 GenEd - GY Second Semester Calculus II Prereq: Math1041 Physics I Prereq: Math1041 Programming in C (*) Engineering Graphics (Free Elective) Mosaic I 4 4 3 3 14 Fourth Semester Third Semester Math 2043 PHY1062 EE2312/2313 GenEd GZ Calculus III Prereq: Math1042 Physics II Prereq: PHY1061 Electrical Engr Sc I & Lab Prereq: Math1041 Mosaic II 4 4 4 3 Math3041 EE2322/2323 EE2612/2613 ENGR2011 GenEd - GU 15 Differential Equations Prereq: Math2043 Electrical Engr Sc. II & Lab Prereq: EE2312, Math1042 Digital Circuit Design & Lab Prereq: EE2312 Engineering Analysis Prereq: Math 1042 US Society 3 4 4 3 3 17 Fifth Semester EE3512 EE3612/3613 EE3712 ENGR2331 EE W2196 Signals: Cont. & Discrete Prereq: EE2322, Math 2043 Microprocessors & Lab Prereq: EE2322/2223 EM Fields and Waves Prereq: Phy1062, EE2322, Math2043 Statics Technical Communication Prereq: EE2322/2223 4 4 3 3 3 EE3412/4413 EE3522 EE3312/3313 EE xxxx ENGR4169 GenEd GD 17 Sixth Semester Classical Control Systems & Lab Prereq: EE3512, Math 3041 Stoc. Proc in Signals & Systems Prereq: EE3512 Microelectronic Devices & Lab Prereq: EE2322 EE Elective Engineering Seminar Race and Diversity 4 3 4 3 1 3 18 Seventh Semester ENGR4196 EE4512/4513 EE xxxx GenEd GG GenEd GB Engineering Design I Prereq: ENGR4169 Analog and Digital Comm & lab Prereq: EE3512, EE3522 EE Elective Global Society Human Behavior 1 4 3 3 3 14 ENGR4296 EE xxxx EE/ENGR xxxx GenEd GA Elective Eighth Semester Engineering design II Prereq: ENGR4196 EE Elective EE/ENGR Elective The Arts Free Elective/EE Elective 3 3 3 3 3 15 Total Credit for graduation 124 * CIS1057 is a required course for all ECE students. ENGR1117 can be counted as a free elective. Fall Electives EE 4522 EE 4532 EE 4712 Digital Signal Process Prereq: EE3512, EE3522 Comp Data Comm Prereq: CIS1057, Coreq: EE4512 Power Electronics Prereq: EE2322, EE3312 Adv Microelectronics Prereq: EE3312/3313 Modern Control Prerequisite: EE3412/3413 Entrepreneurial Engineer Spring Electives 3 3 3 EE 3722 EE 3723 EE 3732 EM Wave Prop Prereq: EE3712 EM Wave Prop Lab Coreq: EE3722 Electric Machinery Prereq: EE2322, EE3712, Math 3041 Electric Machinery Lab Coreq: EE 3732 Digital Control Prerequisite: EE3412, EE4412 Embedded Systems Prereq: EE3612/3613 Embedded Systems Lab Prereq: EE3612/3613 VLSI Sys Design Prereq: EE4312 Telecomm Eng Prereq: EE4512/4513 Adv Processor Sys Prereq: EE3612/3613 Entrepreneurial Engineer Spacecraft Engineering 3 1 3 EE 4312 EE 4412 3 3 EE 3733 EE 4422 1 3 ENGR3033 3 EE 3622 EE 3623 EE EE 4322 4542 EE 4612 ENGR 3033 ENGR4116 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ENGR Co-op/Internship 1-3 Degree Requirements: Math Sciences EE/CIS Required Math1041, Math1042, Math2043, Math3041, ENGR2011(*), EE3522 Phy1061 & Phy 1062, Chem1031/1032 or Bio1011 EE2312/2313, EE2322/2323, EE2612/2613, EE3512, EE3612/3613, EE3712, EE3412/3413, EE3312/3313, EE4512/4513, EE3912, CIS1057, ENGR2011(*) ENGR1101, ENGR4169, ENGR4196, ENGR4296, ENGR 2331 EE3622/3623, EE4412, EE4612, EE4522, EE4532, EE4322, ENGR4116, EE3732/3733, EE4422, EE4542, EE4312, ENGR2181, ENGR1185, ENGR2185, ENGR4182, ENGRxxxx Free Elective (may include EE, ENGR, CIS, Math, and Science courses) Required GenEd courses Total 20 s.h. 12 s.h. 42 s.h. Minimum s.h. Math/Science 32 s.h. EE/ENGR/CIS: 64 s.h. 10 s.h. 12 s.h. Engineering Required EE/ENGR Electives Other Electives 3 s.h. 3 s.h. General Education Total 25 s.h. 25 s.h. 124 s.h. * ENGR2011 is counted as 2 s.h. Mathematics and 1 s.h Engineering credit. For students admitted to the program before Fall 2008 The curriculum is Electrical Engineering is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) and guided by the Mission Statement of the Department. The curriculum features required courses in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Humanities and Social Sciences, Computer Science, Composition and Writing and the fundamentals of Electrical Engineering. The ABET minimum requirement for graduation is 124 credits, distributed among the curricula as shown. Note that the sum of the minimum credits in each curriculum is not 124 credits. Students should consult their Faculty Advisor with any questions concerning the credit distribution and should also utilize the Graduation Plan. Courses (typical) 6 3 2 6 26 Minimum Requirement Credits (typical) 22 11 6 18 65 124 Curricula Mathematics Basic Sciences Composition and Writing Humanities and Social Sciences Engineering The Electrical Engineering curriculum requires a minimum of 124 credits and can be completed as a Four Year Curriculum. Some courses can also be taken during Summer Sessions to alleviate the number of credit hours required in the Fall and Spring Semesters. But in selecting a course of study in Electrical Engineering, students should consider the concept that "It's not how long you take to graduate, it's how well". ECE Departmental Policy is not to allow students to continue in a course for which they have registered but do not have the prerequisites. Students should consult their Faculty Advisor for questions about the required and elective curricula and the profession. Electives in Electrical Engineering allow the undergraduate to select a course of study in a variety of professional threads: Digital Signal Processing and Digital Control Systems (EE4522, EE4422) Microelectronics and VLSI Design (EE4312, EE4322) Computer Data Communication and Telecommunications (EE4532, EE4542) Embedded Systems and Advanced Processor Systems (EE3622, EE3623, EE4612) Electromagnetic Wave Propagation (EE3722) Electric Machinery and Power Electronics (EE3732, EE4712) Engineering Courses and Electives Semester Basic Courses (primary) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ENGR1101 CIS1057 EE2312/2313 EE2322/2323 EE2612/2613 ENGR2011 ENGR2331 ENGR4169 ENGR4196 ENGR4296 Signals Systems Digital Systems Power and Electromagnetics Electronics Communication EE3512 EE3412 EE4512/4513 EE4412/4413 EE4522 EE4542 EE4422 EE3612/3613 EE3622/3623 EE4612 EE3712 EE3722 EE3732 EE4712 EE3312/3313 EE4312 EE4322 EE3522 EE4532 EE4542 EE Curriculum - For students admitted before Fall 2008 First Semester MATH1041(C085) Calculus I CHEM1031(C071) Chemistry ENGR1101(001) CORE COMP1002(50) Intro to Engineering American Culture College Comp 4 3 3 3 3 16 Third Semester MATH 2043(127) EE 2312(161) IH 1297(X052) Calculus III Electrical Eng Sci I Intellectual Heritage 4 4 4 3 MATH3041 (251) EE 2322 (165) EE 2612 (156) EE 2613 (157) ENGR2011 (186) 15 Fifth Semester EE 3512(210) EE 3612(235) EE 3613(236) EE 3712(220) ENGR2331(131) ENGL2696 Signals: Cont & Disc Microproc Systems Microproc Sys Lab Intro EM Fields Engr Statics Tech Writing Seventh Semester ENGR4196(W361) Eng Design Project I EE 4512 (300) EE 4513 (301) EE 4412 (350) EE 4413 (351) EE CORE Analog/Dig Comm Analog/Dig Com Lab Modern Control Sys Modern Cont Sys Lab Elective Individual & Society 1 3 1 3 1 3 3 15 Fall Electives EE 4522 (310) EE 4532 (311) EE 4712 (342) EE 4312 (355) ENGR3033 ENGR Digital Signal Process Comp Data Comm Power Electronics Microelectronics ENTREPRENEURIAL ENGR Second Semester MATH 1042(C086) PHYS 1061(C087) CIS 1057(C071) EE 1112 (007) * EE 1113 (008) * IH 1196 (X051) Calculus II Physics I Comp Prog in C Electrical App Electrical App Lab Intellectual Heritage Fourth Semester Differential Equations Electrical Eng Sci II Digital Circ Design Digital Circ Des Lab Lang/Internatl Study Sixth Semester 4 3 1 3 3 3 17 Eighth Semester ENGR 4296(W362) EE CORE EE CORE Eng Design Project II Elective The Arts Elective Lang/Intl Studies 3 3 3 2 3 EE 3412 (282) ENGR4169 EE 3312 (254) EE 3313 (255) EE 3522 (230) EE Classical Contrl Sys Engineering Seminar Electronic Dev Electronic Dev Lab Elective 3 1 3 1 3 14 3 4 3 1 3 16 4 4 3 2 1 3 17 PHYS1062(C088) Physics II Engr Analysis & Applic 2 CORE Stoch Proc Signals Sys 3 14 Total credit for graduation 124 Spring Electives 3 3 3 3 3 EE 3722 (222) EE 3622 (245) EE 3623 (246) EE 3732 (242) EE 4422 (383) EE 4322 (375) EE 4542 (320) EM Wave Prop Embedded Systems Embedded Sys Lab Electric Machinery Digital Control Sys Adv Processor Sys VLSI Sys Design Telecomm Eng 3 3 1 3 3 3 3 3 Internship 1-3 EE 4612 (335) * EE1112/1113 may be substituted by an EE/ENGR Electives
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