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SPRING SEMESTER credits 4 3 # EG110 EE200 or CH104 title Introduction to Engineering II Engineering Programming or Chemistry II* credits 3 3/4

F ALL SEMESTER # CH103 EG109 title General Chemistry I Introduction to Engineering I

EN101 MA121

Composition & Lit I Calculus I

3 4

EN102 MA122

Composition & Lit II Calculus II Gen. Ed Elective

3 4 3

Total credits14

16/17

First Year F ALL SEMESTER # EE204 EE215 MA223 PS211 title Electric Circuits I Fundamentals of Digital Design Calculus III Physics I Gen. Ed Elective Total credits18 credits 3 4 4 4 3 # MA224 EG206 EE356 PS212 EE200 14/17 title Differential Equations Thermodynamics Electric Circuits II Physics II Engineering Programming* SPRING SEMESTER credits 4 3 3 4 3

Second Year F ALL SEMESTER # MA306 title Discrete Math credits 3 # EE325 title Computer Architecture and Op Sys SPRING SEMESTER credits 3

EE357 EE303 EE321 EE359

Electronics I EM Field Theory I Embedded Systems Electrical Engineering Lab Gen. Ed Elective

3 3 4 1 3

EE366 EE350 EE373 EN204

Electronics II Linear Systems Electrical Energy Conversion Professional and Technical Writing

4 3 4 3

Total credits17

17

Third Year F ALL SEMESTER # EE411 EE463 MA311 EE491 EG450 title Microprocessor Systems Communication Systems Statistical Methodologies Systems Design I Engineering Prof. Issues credits 4 4 3 3 3 # EE494 EE486 EE487 EE459 EE478 title Systems Design II Digital Signal Processing Digital System Processing Lab Power Systems Analysis Control Systems Gen. Ed Elective Total credits17 16 SPRING SEMESTER credits 3 3 1 3 3 3

Fourth Year

*EE200 Engineering Programming is to be taken no later than the end of the Sophomore year. *ROTC is required 6 semesters for members of the Corps of Cadets. University general education requirement dictates that the HumanitiesSocial Science Electives be distributed as follows: one history course, one literature course, one course in psychology, sociology, economics or political science, and one arts or humanities course beyond the literature course.