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2017-2018 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Electrical Engineering, B.S.E.E.

The electrical engineering curriculum is administered by the Department of Electrical Engineering.

Curriculum Notes. In addition to the University-wide requirements, which include the completion of a minimum of 120 academic credit hours for any degree, the credit hours within the electrical engineering curriculum are distributed as follows:

Requirements for the Major

Mathematics and Science (28 Credit Hours)

One of

One elective from

Core Electrical Engineering (21 Credit Hours)

Junior Electrical Engineering Courses (20 Credit Hours)

Senior Design Sequence (6 Credit Hours)

General Sequence or Specialization (27 Credit Hours)

General Sequence:

One of
One of
One of
One of
One of

Engineering Leadership Specialization:

Three of
One of
One of
One of

Computer Engineering Specialization:

One of

Smart Wireless and Embedded Systems Specialization:

Two of

Total: 102 Credit Hours

Note: EE 8000-level courses are primarily for graduate students but may be taken by highly qualified undergraduates with the approval of the adviser and the instructor. Special topics courses also are available.

Each student is expected to complete and file a plan of study with his or her academic adviser. The plan should state specific choices to meet the foregoing requirements and develop an area of specialization when specialization is desired.