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Electrical Engineering
College of Science, Engineering and Technology
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering and Technology
Website: www.cset.mnsu.edu/ecet
leges. Contact the department for more information.
Chair: Gale Allen, Ph.D.
Program Coordinator: Julio Mandojana, Ph.D.
Ph.D.; Rajiv Kapadia, Ph.D.; Muhammad Khaliq, Ph.D.; Julio Mandojana, Ph.D.;
Ramakrishna Nair, Ph.D.; Vincent Winstead, Ph.D, P.E..; Qun Zhang, Ph.D.
Electrical Engineering (EE) encompasses research, development, design and
program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (BSEE). The
Accreditation.
neering Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
Admission to Major.
its Electrical Engineering graduates for:
Contact the department for application procedures.
disciplines.
The educational objectives for our Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering
degree are to prepare our graduates to:
admission to the electrical engineering program. Admission to the program is
selective and, following application to the department, subject to approval of the
2. Become successful practitioners in engineering and other diverse careers.
minimum of 61 semester credits including the following:
through their career.
Our metrics for determining success in meeting these objectives will include:
1. Assessment of societal, economic awareness, and ethical performance of
2. Monitoring of the success of our graduates in the work force.
programs.
registration to advance their careers.
The Electrical Engineering degree curriculum includes the following components:
courses to be accepted. Minnesota State Mankato students should complete the
2. An integrated design component including instruction in basic practices and
GPA Policy. Students graduating with a degree in Electrical Engineering must
have:
design project.
(digital, controls, communications, microelectronics design and fabrication).
course work;
State Mankato EE coursework;
professional ethics.
and the economic aspects of engineering.
and
ment.
Mankato to be accepted
microelectronic design and fabrication.
the student is enrolled at Minnesota State Mankato.
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Economics
schools will be required to use the ECE evaluation service to be completed no
P/N Grading Policy. A student who majors in EE must elect the grade option
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING BSEE
Other Graduation Requirements
Required General Education
general, graduation credit toward the Humanities requirement is not allowed for
or theatre that involve performance or practice of basic skills. At least three
course in the same subject area.
Select Either
Prerequisites to the Major
(Choose 2 credits)
Select one of the following
Business/Finance
Select one of the following
Required Minor: None.
No minor or other major accepted toward degree.
Major Common Core
EE 106 (3) Introduction to Electrical/Computer Engineering I
course.
Pre: MATH 112
Fall Spring
EE 107 (3) Introduction to Electrical/Computer Engineering II
The course presents algorithmic approaches to problem solving and computer
Spring
EE 230 (3) Circuit Analysis I
Major Restricted Electives
Fall
EE 231 (3) Circuit Analysis II
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EE 234 (2) Microprocessor Engineering I
EE 304 (1) Lab: Introduction to Solid State Devices
sistance measurements of semiconductor material, probing material, probing
Fall
Fall
EE 235 (1) Microprocessor Engineering Laboratory I
EE 332 (3) Electronics I
Fall
EE 240 (1) Evaluation of Circuits
EE 333 (3) Electronics II
The second course of the electronics sequence presenting concepts of feedback,
Spring
Fall
EE 244 (2) Introduction to Digital Systems
Simple coding schemes, Boolean algebra fundamentals, elements of digital
engineering aspects of computer architecture.
protection are also studied.
Fall
EE 253 (1) Logic Circuits Lab
perimental evaluation of digital logic devices and circuits including logic gates,
Spring
EE 254 (1) Digital and Circuits Lab
sequential machines.
Spring
EE 334 (3) Microprocessor Engineering II
EE 336 (1) Principles of Engineering Design I
Electrical and computer engineering project and program management and
evaluation techniques will be studied. Emphasis will be placed on the use of
appropriate tools for planning, evaluation, and reporting on electrical and com
puter engineering projects.
Pre: Junior Standing
Fall
EE 337 (1) Principles of Engineering Design II
Application of the design techniques in the engineering profession. Electrical
engineering project and program management and evaluation including computer
economic constraints.
EE 281 (3) Digital System Design with Testability
Spring
EE 341 (3) Signals & Systems
Variable
EE 282 (1) Digital System Design with Testability Lab
Fall
EE 342 (1) Electronics Laboratory
surement and evaluation of diode, BJT, and MOS characteristics; various feedback
EE 298 (1-4) Topics
topics change.
Fall
EE 344 (1) Microprocessor II Laboratory
EE 303 (3) Introduction to Solid State Devices
modules will be used together to perform desired operations.
Fall
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EE 350 (3) Engineering Electromagnetics
EE 450 (3) Engineering Economics
Spring
Pre: Advanced standing in the program
Fall
EE 353 (3) Communications Systems Engineering
EE 453 (3) Advanced Communications Systems Engineering
principles of digital data transmission, baseband digital modulation, baseband
demondulation/detection, bandpass mondulation and demodulation of digital
of error and bit error rate. Modulation and demodulation. Overview of analog,
Spring
Fall
EE 358 (3) Control Systems
EE 463 (3) Advanced Digital System Design
portional, derivative and integral compensation. State space models.
Pre: EE 244
Spring
EE 467 (1) Principles of Engineering Design III
EE 363 (1) Communication Systems Laboratory
a design project in a small team format.
Spring
Fall
EE 368 (1) Control Systems Laboratory
EE 471 (3) Advanced Control Systems
digital computers.
state estimation, and optimal control.
Spring
Fall
EE 395 (3) Computer Hardware and Organization
EE 472 (3) Digital Signal Processing
hardware and software for digital signal processing.
Spring
Spring
EE 398 (0) CPT: CO-Operative Experience
EE 473 (3) Electrical Power Systems Analysis and Design
Power generation, transmission and consumption concepts, electrical grid mod
Variable
Fall, Spring, Summer
EE 439 (3) Electronics for Non-Electrical Engineering Majors
linear and nonlinear circuits and applications, analog switches, digital logic gates
EE 474 (4) Power Electronics
This course is designed to provide students with knowledge of the design and
the electrical characteristics and properties of power semiconductor switching
devices, converter power circuit topologies, and the control techniques used in the
Pre: PHYS 221 and PHYS 222
Variable
on basic converter circuits and control schemes.
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EE 475 (3) Integrated Circuit Engineering
EE 487 (3) RF Systems Engineering
circuits. Multiple access techniques. Transmitter/receiver design considerations.
Fall
EE 476 (3) Antennas, Propagation, & Microwave Engineering
Principles of electromagnetic radiation, antenna parameters, dipoles, antenna
Variable
EE 488 (2) Thermal Systems Engineering
Variable
EE 477 (1) Principles of Engineering Design IV
Variable
EE 491 (1-4) In-Service
EE 497 (1-6) Internship
Spring
EE 498 (1-4) Topics
EE 479 (3) Superconductive Devices
EE 499 (1-6) Individual Study
superconductors.
Variable
EE 480 (1) Integrated Circuit Fabrication Lab
integrated circuit elements pn junction, resistors, MOS capacitors, BJT and
Fall
EE 481 (1) VLSI Design Laboratory
Spring
EE 482 (3) Electromechanics
controllers, AC machines and space vectors, permanent magnet AC machines and
drives, induction motors and speed control of induction motors, stepper motors.
Fall
EE 484 (3) VLSI Design
design projects assigned.
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