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BSCpE Program Flowchart – Effective Fall 2014
1st Semester
2nd Semester
3rd Semester
4th Semester
5th Semester
6th Semester
7th Semester
8th Semester
CH 131* (4)
General
Chemistry I
PH 201 (4)
Calculusbased
Physics I
PH 202 (4)
Calculusbased
Physics II
MA 238 (3)
Differential
Equations
EE 331 (3)
Physical
Electronics
EE 334 (4)
Analog and
Digital
Electronics
EE/CSC 4XX
(3)
Technical
Elective
EE/CSC 4XX
(3)
Technical
Elective
MA 125* (4)
Calculus I
MA 126 (4)
Calculus II
MA 227 (4)
Calculus III
EE 223 (3)
Network
Analysis
EE321 (3)
Signals and
Systems
EE 328 (3)
Feedback
Control
Systems
EE/CSC 4XX
(3)
Technical
Elective
EE/CSC 4XX
(3)
Technical
Elective
EH 101* (3)
Composition I
EH 102* (3)
Composition II
MA 267 (3)
Discrete Math
Structures
EE 227 (1)
Circuits and
Devices Lab.
EE322 (3)
Prob., Rand.
Signals &
Stat. Analysis
EE/CSC 4XX
(3)
Technical
Elective
EE 4XXL (1)
Senior Tech.
Elective Lab
EG 101 (2)
Intro to Eng.
and Design
CIS 210 (3)
Introduction to
C++
Programming
EE 220 (3)
Circuit
Analysis
EE 268 (1)
Digital Logic
Design Lab
EE 368 (1)
Microproc.
Sys. & Inter.
Laboratory
EE 401 (1)
Intro. to ECE
Design (W)
(Fall)
EE 404 (3)
ECE Design
(W) (Spring)
Gen Ed (3)
Fine Arts
Gen Ed (3)
Humanities
(CA 110)
EE 263 (3)
Digital Logic
Design
EE 264 (3)
Microproc.
Systems and
Interfacing
EG 231 (3)
Ethics and
Engineering
Economics
EE 457 (3)
Embedded
System
Design
EE 446 (1)
Embedded
System
Design Lab
EE 454 (3)
Digital
Computer
Architecture
CSC 230 (4)
Advanced
Data/File
Structure
CSC 311 (3)
Networking &
Commun.
(Fall)
CSC 322 (3)
Operating
Systems
(Spring)
Gen Ed (3)
History/SS
Gen Ed (3)
History/SS
Gen Ed (3)
History/SS
FE Exam
16
19
14
16
17
Courses in the shaded boxes must be
completed to obtain PCS.
MA 267, CIS 211 and CIS 230 must be
completed before taking any 300 level CIS
courses
Gen Ed (3)
Literature
(Prereq: EH 101
and EH 102)
Courses marked with a * may require
minimum ACT, placement test, or remedial
prerequisites
EG 101 may not be required for students
transferring 15 or more credit hours
17
17
13
Solid arrow denotes prerequisites.
Dotted arrow denotes co-requisites.
Revised 10/22/2014
No 300 level courses can be taken without PCS
FE Exam should be attempted within the 7th semester
Total: 130 Credit
Hours
For Technical elective courses, BSCpE students must select one of the following tracks:
Hardware Track
Students must take 3 senior level EE courses and the
remaining 2 courses can be senior level EE or CSC
courses.
Software Track
Students must take CSC 331, CSC 333, CSC 432 and the 2
remaining courses can be senior level EE or CSC courses.
Note
CSC 331 requires CSC 230 and EE 268 as prerequisites. CSC 333 requires CSC 230 as a prerequisite. CSC 432
requires CSC 230 and MA 126 as prerequisites.
EE Technical Electives
EE 422, EE 423, EE 424, EE 425, EE 427, EE 430, EE 431, EE 432, EE 438, EE 439, EE 440*, EE 441, EE 443*, EE
444, EE 447, EE 465, EE 469, EE 470, EE 471, EE 473, EG 480. *Note: Credit for both EE 440 and EE 443 is not allowed
CSC Technical Electives
CSC 410, CSC 411, CSC 412, CSC 413, CSC 414,
CSC 415, CSC 416, CSC 417, CSC 434, CIS 439
Senior Lab
Senior Lab may be selected from EE 425 or EE 447.
General Education Requirements
All students are required to take EH 101
and EH 102. See the College of
Engineering information sheet for details
about CLEP and required letter grades to
progress in the English sequence.
In addition to the two English classes,
Electrical Engineering students must take
the following:
Nine hours in Literature, Humanities and
Fine Arts including:
3 hours in Literature
3 hours in Fine Arts
CA 110 (3 hours in Humanities)
Nine hours in History, Social Sciences,
and Behavioral Sciences including:
3 hours in History
3 hours in Social Sciences and
Behavioral Sciences
Laptop Policy
Students enrolling in CIS 210 are required to own a
personal laptop computer system that conforms to the
current departmental minimum published standards. This is
a one machine per student requirement.
Literature, Humanities and Fine Arts
Literature
EH 215, 216
British Literature
EH 225, 226
American Literature
EH 235, 236
World Literature
Fine Arts
ARH 100
ARH 103, 123
ARS 101
DRA 110
MUL 101
Survey of Art
Art History
Art Appreciation
Intro to Drama
Intro to Music
Humanities
AFR 101
African American Studies
AIS 105
Encounter with the Humanities
CA 110*
Public Speaking
LG 111, 112, 211, 212
French
LG 131, 132, 231, 232
Spanish
LG 171, 172,271, 272
Russian
LG 151, 152, 251, 252
German
LGS 101, 102 201, 202
Japanese
LGS 106, 107, 206, 207 Arabic
LGS 121, 122, 221, 222 Chinese
LGS 141, 142 241, 242
Greek
PHL 110, 121, 131, 231, 240 Philosophy
History, Social Sciences, and Behavioral Sciences
History
HY 101, 102
History of Civilization
HY 135, 136
US History
Social Sciences and Behavioral Sciences
GS 101
Gender Studies
AIS 201
Seasons of Life
AN 100, 101
Anthropology
CA 100, 211
Communications
ECO 215, 216
Economics
GEO 114, 115
Geography
PSC 130
US Government
PSY 120, 250, 121
Psychology
SY 109, 112
Sociology
IS 100
Global Issues
* Electrical and Computer Engineering majors
are required to take CA 110 (Public Speaking)
to fulfill the humanities requirement.
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