| English
|
| Engl
110: Freshman Composition |
3 |
R |
| Engl
210.7: Technical Communications |
3 |
R |
| Sub-Total
English Credits: |
X |
6
|
|
| Liberal
Arts |
You
satisfy the 18 credits of Liberal Arts requirement by:
Select 2 of the following 8 pairs of courses: |
| Pair
1: |
| World
Civilization 101: Prehistory to 1500 A.D. |
3 |
- |
| World
Civilization 102: 1500 A.D to the Present |
3 |
- |
|
Pair
2:
|
|
World
Humanities 101 |
3 |
- |
| World
Humanities 102 |
3 |
- |
|
Pair
3: |
| U.S.
Society 101: Development of the U.S. and it people |
3 |
- |
| Political
Science 101: American Government and Politics |
3 |
- |
|
Pair
4: |
| Sociology
105: Individual, Group and Society: An Introduction to
Sociology |
3 |
- |
| Psychology
102: Application of Psychology in the Modern World |
3 |
- |
| Pair
5: |
| *
Economics 100: Modern United States Economy |
3 |
- |
| *
Economics 103: Ecomomics: Principles & Policies |
3 |
- |
| Pair
6: |
| Art
100: Introduction to the Visual Arts of the World |
3 |
- |
| Music
101: Introduction to Music |
3 |
- |
| Pair
7: |
| **
Philosophy 349.3: Engineering Ethics |
3 |
- |
| **
History 388: Technology and Society, 1870 to the Present |
3 |
- |
| Pair
8: |
| **
Philosophy 201: Logical Reasoning |
3 |
- |
| **
Philosophy 322: Philosopy of Science |
3 |
- |
Plus
select 2 courses at the 200 level or higher from the following:
Asian Studies, Black Studies, Jewish Studies, Latin American/Caribbean
Studies, History, English, Economics, Philosophy, Political
Science, Sociology, Psychology
* Students who take this pair must take a higher-level
Economics course (or different practice issues
course) in place of ENGR 276.
* *Can be used separately as upper level courses, but
cannot be used both as an elective and as part of a pair. |
| Sub-Total
Liberal Arts Credits: |
18 |
-
|
|
| Mathematics
|
| Math
101: Calculus I |
3 |
R |
| Math
202: Calculus II |
3 |
R |
| Math
203: Calculus III |
4 |
R |
| Math
291: Ordinary Differential Equations |
3 |
R |
| Math
392: Linear Algebra & Vector Analysis |
3 |
R |
| Sub-Total
Mathematics Credits: |
X |
16
|
|
| Phys
207: General Physics I |
4 |
R |
| Phys
208: General Physics II |
4 |
R |
| Sub-Total
Physics Credits: |
X |
8
|
|
| Chem
103: General Chemistry I |
3 |
R |
| Chem
104: General Chemistry II |
3 |
E |
| Chem
108: Chemistry Laboratory |
2 |
E |
| Sub-Total
Chemistry Credits: |
X |
8
|
|
| Engr
101&102 or Engr 101&103: Freshman Design |
3 |
R |
| CSc
101or 102: Introduction to Computing |
3 |
R |
| Engr
204: Electrical Circuits |
3 |
R |
| Engr
230: Thermodynamics |
3 |
R |
| Engr
276: Engineering Economics |
3 |
E |
| Sub-Total
Engineering Credits: |
- |
15
|
|
| EE
20500: Linear Systems Analysis I |
3 |
R |
| EE
21000: Switching Systems |
3 |
R |
| EE
22100: Electrical Engineering Laboratory I |
1 |
R |
| EE
24100: Electronics I |
3 |
R |
| EE
25900: Programming for Electrical Engineering |
4 |
R |
| EE
30600: Linear Systems Analysis II |
3 |
R |
| EE
31100: Probability and Random Processes |
3 |
R |
| EE
31200: Communication Theory |
3 |
R |
| EE
32200: Electrical Engineering Laboratory II |
1 |
R |
| EE
32300: Electrical Engineering Laboratory III |
1 |
R |
| EE
33000: Electromagnetics |
3 |
R |
| EE
33300: Introduction to Antennas, Microwaves and Fiber
Optics |
3 |
R |
| EE
33900: Semiconductor Materials and Devices |
3 |
R |
| EE
34200: Electronics II |
3 |
R |
| EE
37100: Linear Feedback Systems |
3 |
R |
| EE
42400: Electrical Engineering Laboratory IV |
1 |
R |
| EE
44100: Electronic Devices and Semiconductor Materials
|
3 |
R |
| EE
44400: Digital Computer Systems |
3 |
R |
| *New
transfer students who have successfully completed Calculus
II (Math 20200 or 20202) should not take Engr
10100. Instead, they are required to complete an additional
EE Advanced Laboratory Elective course. |
| Sub-Electrical
Engineering Credits: |
- |
47
|
|
X
- Minimum passing grade of C
R - Required course
E - Elective course |
