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    This curriculum checklist outlines the course requirements for an electrical engineering concentration across 4 years of study. In the freshman year, students complete 29-30 credits of prerequisites including digital circuit logic, calculus, physics, and programming courses. The sophomore year requires 31 credits of additional prerequisites in microprocessors, calculus, physics, chemistry, and circuits. The junior year focuses on core electrical engineering courses in communications, linear systems, electronics, electromagnetics, and technical writing for 32 credits. Finally, the senior year involves 33 credits of senior design projects, microeconomics, and 400-500 level technical electives to fulfill the 125-126 total degree requirements.

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    This curriculum checklist outlines the course requirements for an electrical engineering concentration across 4 years of study. In the freshman year, students complete 29-30 credits of prerequisites including digital circuit logic, calculus, physics, and programming courses. The sophomore year requires 31 credits of additional prerequisites in microprocessors, calculus, physics, chemistry, and circuits. The junior year focuses on core electrical engineering courses in communications, linear systems, electronics, electromagnetics, and technical writing for 32 credits. Finally, the senior year involves 33 credits of senior design projects, microeconomics, and 400-500 level technical electives to fulfill the 125-126 total degree requirements.

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    This curriculum checklist outlines the course requirements for an electrical engineering concentration across 4 years of study. In the freshman year, students complete 29-30 credits of prerequisites including digital circuit logic, calculus, physics, and programming courses. The sophomore year requires 31 credits of additional prerequisites in microprocessors, calculus, physics, chemistry, and circuits. The junior year focuses on core electrical engineering courses in communications, linear systems, electronics, electromagnetics, and technical writing for 32 credits. Finally, the senior year involves 33 credits of senior design projects, microeconomics, and 400-500 level technical electives to fulfill the 125-126 total degree requirements.

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    Name CURRICULUM CHECKSHEET Electrical Engineering Concentration

    FRESHMAN YEAR - 29-30 credits (prereqs)


    Fall
    ECE102 MATH160 CO150 Digital Circuit Logic Calculus for Physical Scientists I (MATH124; MATH126) College Composition (Required to be completed by 60 cr. hrs. )

    Degree requirements - 125-126 credits


    SOPHOMORE YEAR - 31 credits (prereqs)
    Credits
    4 4 3

    Grade

    Fall
    ECE251 MATH261 PH142 Intro to Microprocessors (ECE102) Calculus for Physical Scientists III (MATH161) Physics for Scientists and Engineers II (PH141; MATH161 or co-reg or MATH255 or co-reg) Science/Math/Engineering elective (c)

    Credits
    4 4 5

    Grade

    University Core Foundations & Perpectives (a)

    Spring
    ECE103 MATH161

    Art 100 3B

    Elective

    CS 155/156/157

    Spring
    3 4 ECE202 MATH340 OR MATH345 CHEM111 Circuit Theory Application (ECE103) Intro to Ordinary Differential Equations (MATH255 or MATH261) OR Differential Equations (b) General Chemistry I (MATH118 or MATH160) 4 4

    DC Circuit Analysis (MATH160) Calculus for Physical Scientists II (MATH124; MATH160)

    CS160 OR Foundations in Programming (MATH118) OR CS155, CS156, Unix, C Programming I, C Programming II (coCS157 reg CS155, CS156 and CS157 ) PH141 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I (MATH126; MATH155 or co-req or MATH160 or co-reg)

    3-4

    Online
    5 Elective Science/Math/Engineering elective (c) 3

    Math 369
    SENIOR YEAR - 33 credits (prereqs)
    Credits Grade Fall
    ECE401 Technical Electives University Core Senior Design Project I (ECE312, ECE332 or CS320; ECE342 or ECE452) Any 400 or 500 level ECE course not required for the major (d) Foundations & Perpectives (a)

    JUNIOR YEAR - 32 credits (prereqs)


    Fall
    ECE/STAT303 ECE311 ECE331 ECE341 CO301B OR JTC300 Intro to Communications Principles (ECE311 or co-reg; MATH261) Linear Systems Analysis I (ECE202; MATH340 or MATH345) Electronics Principles I (ECE202; MATH340 or MATH345) Electromagnetic Fields & Devices I (MATH340 or MATH345; PH142) Writing in the Disciplines-Sci OR Professional & Technical Communication (CO150 or HONR193) 3 3 4 3 3

    Credits
    3 9 3

    Grade

    Hist 101 aucc 3D

    Online Fullls Aucc 2


    Linear Systems Analysis II (ECE311) Electronics Principles II (ECE331)

    Spring
    ECE312 ECE332 3 4

    Spring
    ECE402 ECON202 Senior Design Project II (ECE401) Microeconomics (MATH117 or MATH118 or MATH141 or MATH155 or MATH160 ) 3 3

    AUCC 3C ONLINE
    ECE342 Elective Electromagnetic Fields & Devices II (ECE 341) Science/Math/Engineering elective (c) 3 3 Technical Electives University Core Any 400 or 500 level course not required for the major (d) Foundations & Perpectives (a) 9 3

    POLS131 AUCC 3E

    University Core Foundations & Perpectives (a)

    Communication/Pop Culture 3B
    (a) University Core - see Academic Requirement 5 Category 3 for explanation, select from catergories B, D, or E. (b) Students taking MATH345 must satisfy the Math Department prerequisite, which includes courses outside the required ECE curriculum. (c) Science/Math/Engineering elective - See Academic Requirement 3 for explanation. (d) Technical Electives - see Academic Requirement 4 for explantion and list of courses

    Spring 2014

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