MEMORANDUM To: Carol Pilgrim Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

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MEMORANDUM
To:
Carol Pilgrim
Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences
From:
Sridhar Narayan, Computer Science
Ken Diehl, Pre-engineering
Date:
November 6, 2007
Subject:
3+2 programs in computer science and electrical and computer engineering
In 1999, Jack Hall and Ken Diehl established the first joint “3+2" program in
environmental studies and environmental engineering. This was followed in January of 2006
by a second “3+2" in Physics and Electrical Engineering. Computer Science would like to
propose two more “3+2"’s, one in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering and another in
Computer Science and Computer Engineering. Attached also are five-year proposed
curriculums and UNCW-style check sheets for each proposed curriculum.. The Computer
Science Department faculty approved the program at their meeting of August 21, 2007.
We are assuming this needs to be forwarded to the College Curriculum Committee
but we will leave it to you to forward where it needs to go. Thanks.
Attachments (4)
Pre-engineering
211 DeLoach Hall • 962-4075 • diehlk@uncw.edu
Computer Science/Computer Engineering 3+2
Fall Semester
ENG 101
MAT 161
CHM 101
CSC 100
CSC 121
PE 101
ECE 1091
CSC 332
PHY 201
CSC 242
ECE 2001
CSC 385
CSC 360
CSC 455
CSC 344
Freshman Year (UNCW)
College Writing & Reading I
3
ENG 201
Calculus/Analytic Geom. I
4
MAT 162
General Chemistry
4
CSC 221
Oreintation to Computer Science
1
CSC 133
Intro to Computing Science
3
E 1151
Foundations of Physical Activitiy
2
17
Spring Semester
College Writing & Reading II
Calculus/Analytic Geom. II
Intro to Computing Science II
Discrete Structures
Intro to Computing Environ.
16
Sophomore Year (UNCW)
Intro to Computer Systems
3
ECE 2091 Computer Systems Programming 3
Data Structures
3
MAT 261 Multivariate Calculus
4
General Physics
4
PHY 202 General Physics
4
Dig. Logic, Comp. Org.
4
CSC 340 Scientific Computing
3
Intro. to ECE Laboratory
3
CSC 342 Operating Systems
3
17
17
Junior Year (UNCW)
Professional and Ethical Issues
1
CSC 495 Seminar
Formal Languages and Comput.
3
CSC 434 Programming Languages
Data Base Management Systems 3
CSC 450 Software Engineering
Computer Networks (ECE elec.)
3
CSC elective
CSC elective
3
ECE 2121 Logic Design
BS (Foreign Language)
3
Biol. Sci.-STS Elec. (BIO 150)
16
Summer School (NCSU)
Five-week Summer Sessions
Intro. To Prob. And Dist. Theory
3
BS(Soc.Sci.)-HS(Econ) Elective
BS-HS Elective (History)
ST 371
ECE 211
ECE 220
ECE 306
ECE 309
ENG 331
ECE 381
ECE 303
ECE 463
COM 110
1
3
3
3
3
3
16
3
3
Junior Year (NCSU)
Electric Circuits
4
ECE 301
Analytical Foundations of ECE
3
ECE 302
Intro to Embedded Systems
3
ECE 406
Object Oriented Prog. For ECE
3
Comm. for Engrg. & Tech.
3
16
Linear Systems
Microelectronics
Design Complex Digital System
ECE Level I Elective
BS(Fine Arts)-HS(Per. Arts) Elec.
4
4
3
3
3
17
Senior Year (NCSU)
Engineering Profession for CPE
1
ECE 481
Electromagnetic Fields
3
Adv. Microprocessors Sys. Des.
3
ECE Level 1 Elective
3
Public Speaking
3
BS(PAR)-HS(Other) Elective
3
16
CPE Senior Design Project
ECE Elective
Approved Technical Elective
BS-HS Elective (Social Sci.)
BS-HS Elective (Literature)
PE elective
3
3
3
3
3
1
16
Courses in red denote NCSU’s degree requirements
Courses in black denote UNCW’s degree requirements
1
3
4
4
4
1
NCSU distance education course
Computer Science/Electrical Engineering 3+2
Fall Semester
ENG 101
MAT 161
CHM 101
CSC 100
CSC 121
PE 101
ECE 1091
CSC 332
PHY 201
CSC 242
ECE 2001
CSC 385
CSC 360
CSC 455
CSC 344
Freshman Year (UNCW)
College Writing & Reading I
3
ENG 201
Calculus/Analytic Geom. I
4
MAT 162
General Chemistry
4
CSC 221
Orientation to Computer Science
1
CSC 133
Intro to Computing Science
3
E 1151
Foundations of Physical Activitiy
2
17
Spring Semester
College Writing & Reading II
Calculus/Analytic Geom. II
Intro to Computing Science II
Discrete Structures
Intro to Computing Environ.
16
Sophomore Year (UNCW)
Intro to Computer Systems
3
ECE 2091 Computer Systems Programming 3
Data Structures
3
MAT 261 Multivariate Calculus
4
General Physics
4
PHY 202 General Physics
4
Dig. Logic, Comp. Org.
4
CSC 340 Scientific Computing
3
Intro. to ECE Laboratory
3
CSC 342 Operating Systems
3
17
17
Junior Year (UNCW)
Professional and Ethical Issues
1
CSC 495 Seminar
Formal Languages and Comput.
3
CSC 434 Programming Languages
Data Base Management Systems 3
CSC 450 Software Engineering
Computer Networks (ECE elec.)
3
CSC elective
CSC elective
3
ECE 2121 Logic Design
BS (Foreign Language)
3
Biol. Sci.-STS Elec. (BIO 150)
16
Summer School (NCSU)
Five-week Summer Sessions
Intro. To Prob. And Dist. Theory
3
BS(Soc.Sci.)-HS(Econ) Elective
BS-HS Elective (History)
ST 371
ECE 211
ECE 220
ENG 331
ECE 380
COM 110
1
3
3
3
3
3
16
3
3
Junior Year (NCSU)
Electric Circuits
4
ECE 301
Analytical Foundations of ECE
3
ECE 302
BS-HS Elective (Social Sci.)
3
ECE 303
BS(PAR)-HS(Other) Elective
3
Comm. for Engrg. & Tech.
3
16
Linear Systems
Microelectronics
Electromagnetic Fields
ECE Level I Elective
BS(Fine Arts)-HS(Per. Arts) Elec.
4
4
3
3
3
17
Senior Year (NCSU)
Engineering Profession for EE
1
ECE 480
ECE Level I Elective
3
ECE Level I Elective
3
ECE Elective
3
Approved Technical Elective
3
Public Speaking
3
16
ECE Senior Design Project
ECE Elective
ECE Level 2 Elective
Approved Technical Elective
BS-HS Elective (Literature)
PE elective
3
3
3
3
3
1
16
Courses in red denote NCSU’s degree requirements
Courses in black denote UNCW’s degree requirements
1
3
4
4
4
1
NCSU distance education course
B.S. Computer Science/B.S. Computer Engineering
(Three-plus-Two Engineering Program)
College of Arts & Sciences
NAME:
BASIC STUDIES: (45 semester hours)
Sem./Yr. Gr Hrs
A. ENG 101
T
3
ENG 201 or
T
3
ENG 103
T
3
B. PED 101
T
2
C. Humanities (12-18 hours)
1. LIT
#
T
3
2. HST
#
T
3
1
3. PAR
#
T
3
4. LANG
3
D. Fine Arts (3 hours)
#
T
3
E. Natural & Math Sciences (16 hours)
1. Natural Sciences
a. BIO 150
T
3
b. *PHY 201
T
4
2. Mathematics (8 hours)
MAT 161
T
4
MAT 162
T
4
F. Social Sciences
ECN 221
T
3
#
T
3
Electives
Transferred from NCSU
up to 21
TIndicates courses that satisfy engineering
degree
#See pre-eng. advisor for advising to
minimize excess credits
*Meets Basic Studies Lab Science
requirement
+Meets Basic Studies requirements
1
PAR 115 recommended
COMP. SCI. CORE (70 credits minimum)
Sem./Yr. Gr Hrs
CHM 101
T
4
*+PHY 201
T
4
PHY 202
T
4
+MAT 161
T
4
+MAT 162
T
4
ST 371
T
4
CSC 100
1
CSC 121
3
CSC 133
T
4
CSC 221
4
CSC 242
4
CSC 332
3
CSC 340
3
CSC 342
3
CSC 360
3
CSC 385
1
CSC 434
3
CSC 450
3
CSC 455
3
CSC electives
9
Oral Communication Competency
Requirement:
COM 110
T
3
12 credits overlap basic studies. Basic
studies + physics general core - overlap = 45
+ 70 - 12 = 103
Electives = 124 - 103 = 21 credits
To transfer, a student must have a 3.0
overall GPA and a 2.5 GPA in the last
two calculus courses taken.
B.S. Computer Science/B.S. Electrical Engineering
(Three-plus-Two Engineering Program)
College of Arts & Sciences
NAME:
BASIC STUDIES: (45 semester hours)
Sem./Yr. Gr Hrs
A. ENG 101
T
3
ENG 201 or
T
3
ENG 103
T
3
B. PED 101
T
2
C. Humanities (12-18 hours)
1. LIT
#
T
3
2. HST
#
T
3
1
3. PAR
#
T
3
4. LANG
3
D. Fine Arts (3 hours)
#
T
3
E. Natural & Math Sciences (16 hours)
1. Natural Sciences
a. BIO 150
T
3
b. *PHY 201
T
4
2. Mathematics (8 hours)
MAT 161
T
4
MAT 162
T
4
F. Social Sciences
ECN 221
T
3
#
T
3
Electives
Transferred from NCSU
up to 21
TIndicates courses that satisfy engineering
degree
#See pre-eng. advisor for advising to
minimize excess credits
*Meets Basic Studies Lab Science
requirement
+Meets Basic Studies requirements
1
PAR 115 recommended
COMP. SCI. CORE (70 credits minimum)
Sem./Yr. Gr Hrs
CHM 101
T
4
*+PHY 201
T
4
PHY 202
T
4
+MAT 161
T
4
+MAT 162
T
4
ST 371
T
4
CSC 100
1
CSC 121
3
CSC 133
4
CSC 221
4
CSC 242
4
CSC 332
3
CSC 340
3
CSC 342
3
CSC 360
3
CSC 385
1
CSC 434
3
CSC 450
3
CSC 455
3
CSC electives
9
Oral Communication Competency
Requirement:
COM 110
T
3
12 credits overlap basic studies. Basic
studies + physics general core - overlap = 45
+ 70 - 12 = 103
Electives = 124 - 103 = 21 credits
To transfer, a student must have a 3.0
overall GPA and a 2.5 GPA in the last
two calculus courses taken.
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