Major Requirements

The Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering program offers two concentrations: electrical engineering, or computer engineering. For all EE majors, the core curriculum is comprised of the following EE and science courses:

• MTH 1505 Applied Statistics and Probability for Engineers
• MTH 1217 Calculus I
• MTH 1218 Calculus II
• MTH 2219 Calculus III
• MTH 2220 Differential Equations
• CHM 1110 Chemistry I
• PHY 2211 Physics I
• PHY 2212 Physics II
• EEN1100 Analog Fundamentals
• EEN1200 Digital Fundamentals
• CSC1610 Programming I
• CSC2051 Assembly
• EEN2130 Circuit Theory I
• EEN2140 Circuit Theory II
• EEN2270 Embedded Microprocessors
• EEN3130 Linear Signals and Systems
• EEN3210 Electronics I
• EEN3220 Electronics II
• EEN3430 Engineering Electromagnetics I
• EEN3440 Engineering Electromagnetics II
• EEN4270 Feedback Circuits
• EEN2770 Disruptive Technologies
• EEN4750 VLSI Design
• EEN4960 Design Project I
• EEN4970 Design Project II

Students pursuing the standard EE concentration choose a total of 12 credits from the following advanced electives:

• EEN3545 Communications Theory
• EEN3865 Data Networking
• EEN4145 Discrete Time Signals and Systems
• EEN4255 Optical Electronics
• EEN4555 Power Engineering I
• EEN4565 Power Engineering II
• EEN4700 Special Topics
• EEN4705 Special Topics
• EEN4800 Independent Study
• EEN4805 Independent Study
• CSC3720 Computer Architecture
• CSC3925 Data Communications

Students choosing the computer engineering concentration must take the following three courses, which satisfy the advanced elective requirement as they total 12 credits:

• EEN3545 Communications Theory
• CSC3720 Computer Architecture
• CSC3925 Data Communications