2012BSEE DegreePlan EEoption
2012BSEE DegreePlan EEoption
2012BSEE DegreePlan EEoption
ENGL 1303 First Year Writing I ENGL 1304 First Year Writing II
ECE 1100 Intro. To ECE ECE 1331 Comp. & Prob. Solv.
16
3 Semester (Fall)
rd
17
4 Semester (Spring)
th
15
5 Semester (Fall)
th
17
th
ECE Elective*
17
ECE 4335 ECE Sys Design I^ ECE 4336 ECE Sys Design II^
ECE Elective*
MECE 3400 Intro to Mechanics ECE Elective & Lab* Total Sem. Credit Hrs.
17
ECE Elective*
14
131
5 Aug 2011
Electrical Engineering EE Option Undergraduate Curriculum Flowchart 2011 2012 Note: Changes in prerequisites/corequisites for a course made subsequent to the date of this chart, although not reflected in the (outdated) flowchart, do apply to students who have not taken the course. *ECE Electives: At least 21 hours consisting of at least six ECE electives (3- or 4- hour ECE courses with associated labs) must be taken as indicated below. At least three of the six electives must include labs. Breadth: At least one course in each of two of the ECE concentration areas: Electromagnetics & Solid State Devices, Power & Controls, Signals & Communications, Electronics. Depth: At least two additional courses at the 5000 level. Remainder: Two remaining courses may be any ECE elective at the 3000 level or above except 3336. ^ECE 4335-4336: These are a two-course sequence that must be taken in consecutive semesters, with 4336 to be taken in the semester of graduation. Courses shown as XXXX X3XX: This means that any appropriate 3-hour course in the indicated category of the core will fit in this box. Remember that the second digit in a course number indicates the number of hours for that course.
A 1. Arrow to the top of a box means A is a prerequisite for C. 3. Two-headed arrow between the sides of two boxes means C and D must be taken at the same time. 4. In order to take C, you must have made a C- or better in every Engineering and NSM course in the prerequisite chains leading through A, B, and D.
2. Arrow to the side of a box means credit for or registration in B is a prerequisite for C.