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Cleveland State University Undergraduate Catalog 2014 ­ 2015
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Computer Engineering, B.C.E.
Bachelor of Computer Engineering Degree Map
Minimum hours required for the degree: 124­125. This does not include credits earned in the Engineering
Cooperative Education Program and Orientation.
Admission to major: Admission to the Washkewicz College of Engineering.
Grade Restriction: Computer Engineering students are limited to a total of two D grades in EEC courses.
Major Requirements
Mathematics Required Courses (4 courses)
MTH 181 ­ Calculus I
MTH 182 ­ Calculus II
MTH 220 ­ Introduction to Discrete Mathematics
MTH 284 ­ Matrices For Engineers
Ethics Required Course (1 course)
PHL 215 ­ Engineering Ethics
Science Required Courses (4 courses)
CHM 261 ­ General Chemistry I
CHM 266 ­ General Chemistry Laboratory I
PHY 243 ­ University Physics I (Writing)
PHY 244 ­ University Physics II (Writing)
Co­Op Required Course
(Optional course for degree ­ required for Co­Op program)
ESC 130 ­ Engineering Co­op Orientation
Computer & Information Science Required Courses (2 courses)
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CIS 260 ­ Introduction To Programming
CIS 265 ­ Data Structures & Algorithms
Engineering Science Required Courses (6­7 courses)
ESC 100 ­ New Student Orientation (not required for transfer students)
ESC 102 ­ Technical Writing and Professional Communication
ESC 120 ­ Introduction to Engineering Design
ESC 151 ­ C Programming
ESC 250 ­ Differential Equations For Engineers
ESC 282 ­ Engineering Economy
ESC 310 ­ Engineering Statistics And Probability
Computer Engineering Required Courses (13 courses)
EEC 310 ­ Electric Circuits I
EEC 311 ­ Electric Circuits II
EEC 313 ­ Electronics I
EEC 316 ­ Electronic Devices Lab
EEC 383 ­ Digital Systems
EEC 384 ­ Digital Systems Laboratory
EEC 414 ­ Writing in Electrical & Computer Engineering
EEC 421 ­ Software Engineering
EEC 483 ­ Computer Organization
EEC 484 ­ Computer Networks
EEC 486 ­ Operating Systems
EEC 487 ­ Advanced Digital Systems
EEC 488 ­ Hardware­Software Co­design
Computer Engineering Capstone Required Courses (2 courses)
EEC 493 ­ Senior Design I
EEC 494 ­ Senior Design II
Computer Engineering Technical Elective Courses
(12 credits required ­ must be chosen from available EEC courses using the list below as a guide)
EEC 312 ­ Electric Circuits Laboratory
EEC 314 ­ Electronics II
EEC 315 ­ Electronics Laboratory
EEC 361 ­ Electromechanical Energy Conversion
EEC 417 ­ Embedded Systems
EEC 430 ­ Digital Signal Processing
EEC 440 ­ Control Systems
EEC 441 ­ Control Systems Laboratory
EEC 447 ­ Engineering Applications Of Programmable Logic Controllers
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EEC 450 ­ Communications
EEC 451 ­ Communications Laboratory
EEC 460 ­ Engineering Electromagnetics
EEC 470 ­ Power Electronics I
EEC 471 ­ Machines/Power Electronics Laboratory
EEC 473 ­ Power Systems
EEC 474 ­ Power Electronics II
EEC 485 ­ High Performance Architectures
EEC 492 ­ Special Topics
EEC 495 ­ Undergraduate Research
EEC 495H ­ Honors Research
EEC 496 ­ Independent Study
EEC 499H ­ Honors Thesis
Honors Program Requirements
Honors students who are majoring in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering are required to take MTH
281, Multivariable Calculus, instead of MTH 283, Multivariable Calculus for Engineers. However, students who
have taken MTH 283 before admission to the honors program are not required to take MTH 281.
ECE honors students are required to take a minimum of 16 credit hours of upper division (300 and 400 level)
honors courses in the ECE Department. General guidelines for these credit hours are given below. However, the
specific courses that each student takes will be agreed upon by the student, the department’s undergraduate
advisor, and the student’s honors advisor. The student’s regular undergraduate advisor is responsible for finding an
honors advisor who is mutually agreeable to the undergraduate advisor, the honors advisor, and the honors student.
1. Honors Courses
The honors credits (16 hours minimum) will be taken from the following:
Honors Thesis (required) (EEC 499H, credit as arranged). Each honors student conducts research and writes
a thesis under the supervision of an ECE faculty member.
The following honors courses are optional:
Honors Research­ (EEC 495H, credit as arranged). This is research conducted jointly with an ECE faculty, similar
to an independent study. This can be repeated for credit.
Graduate Course­ Any 500 level ECE graduate course for which the student has the prerequisites.
Junior Honors, Senior Honors­ Any 300 level or 400 level ECE course can be modified to become an honors course.
This is referred to by the Honors Program as a “contract course.” This is done with the collaboration of the
undergraduate advisor, the honors advisor, and the course instructor.
2. Replaced Credit Hours
Honors credits can be used to replace a maximum of 20 credit hours of normally required courses. For BEE
students, the replaced credits can include any 400 level EEC course except for Senior Design (EEC 490). For BCE
students, the replaced credits can include any 400 level EEC course except for Senior Design (EEC 490) and
Computer Organization (EEC 483).
University Scholars Requirements
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Scholars students who are majoring in Electrical Engineering or Computer Engineering are required to take a
minimum of 12 credit hours of upper division (300 or 400 level) honors courses in the ECE Department. General
guidelines for these credit hours are given below. However, the specific courses that each student takes will be
agreed upon by the student, the department’s undergraduate advisor, and the student’s scholars advisor. The
student’s regular undergraduate advisor is responsible for finding a scholars advisor who is mutually agreeable to
the undergraduate advisor, the scholars advisor, and the student.
1. Scholars Courses
The honors credits (12 hours minimum) will be taken from the following:
Honors Thesis­ (EEC 499H, credit as arranged, 8 hours total maximum). This can be repeated for credit.The
student conducts research and writes a thesis under the supervision of an ECE faculty member.
Honors Research­ (EEC 495H, credit as arranged, 8 hours total maximum). This is research conducted jointly
with an ECE faculty, similar to an independent study. This can be repeated for credit.
Graduate Course­ Any 500 level ECE graduate course for which the student has the prerequisites.
Junior Honors, Senior Honors­ Any 300 level or 400 level ECE course can be modified to become an honors
course. This is referred to by the Honors Program as a “contract course.” This is done with the collaboration of
the undergraduate advisor, the scholars advisor, and the course instructor.
2. Replaced Credit Hours
Honors credits can be used to replace a maximum of 20 credit hours of normally required courses. For BEE
students, the replaced credits can include any 400 level EEC course except for Senior Design (EEC 490). For BCE
students, the replaced credits can include any 400 level EEC course except for Senior Design (EEC 490) and
Computer Organization (EEC 483).
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