Temple University College of Engineering
Associate in Science in Engineering Science at the Community College of Philadelphia
to the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at Temple University
(Effective Fall 2010)
Community College of Philadelphia
Recommended Course
First Semester
ENGR 102
Engineering Design and Lab I
MATH 171
Calculus I
CHEM 121
College Chemistry I
ENGL 101
English Composition I
CIS 103
PC Applications
Total:
Second Semester
ENGR 202
Engineering Design and Lab II
PHYS 140
Mechanics, Heat and Sound
MATH 172
Calculus II
Math 270
Linear Algebra
Total:
Summer Session I
ENGL 102
English Composition II
Total:
Third Semester
MATH 271
Calculus III
CHEM 122
ENGR 221
PHYS 241
Temple University Equivalent
Credits
4
4
4
3
3
18
4
5
4
4
17
3
3
4
First Semester
ENGR 1101
MATH 1041
CHEM 1031 &
CHEM 1033
ENGL 0802
CIS L000
Second Semester
ENGR 1117
PHYS 1061
MATH 1042
MATH 2101
Credits
4
4
See Note 1
Intro to Engineering
See Note 1
Calculus I
See Note 1
General Chemistry I &
General Chemistry Lab I
Analytic Reading & Writing
Elective
Total:
4
3
3
18
Total:
4
5
4
4
17
Total:
3
3
Engineering Graphics
See Note 1
Elem. Classical Phys. I
See Note 1
Calculus II
Linear Algebra
Summer Session I
ENGL 2796
Writing Research Essay
Third Semester
MATH 2043
CHEM 1032 &
CHEM 1034
ENGR 2331
PHYS 1062
See Note 1
Calculus III
General Chemistry II &
General Chemistry Lab II
See Note 1
Engineering Statics
See Note 1
Elem. Classical Phys. I
4
College Chemistry II
4
4
Statics
3
3
Electricity, Magnetism and Light
5
5
Total:
16
Total:
16
Fourth Semester
Fourth Semester
See Note 2
Dependent on Selection
Humanities Elective
3
3
See Note 2
Dependent on Selection
Social Science Elective
3
3
See Note 1
Differential Equations
MATH 272
Differential Equations
4
MATH 3041
4
ENGR 222
Dynamics
3
ENGR 2332
Engineering Dynamics
3
See Note 1,3
Programming in “C”
CSCI 111
Program & Algo Develop
4
CIS 1057
4
Total:
17
Total:
17
Degree Total:
71
Transfer Total:
71
Notes:
1.
Course satisfies a major requirement at Temple
2.
CCP graduates who transfer with the A.S. in Engineering Science satisfy Temple’s GenEd requirements by GenEd-to-GenEd transfer.
3.
It is recommended that students work with their CCP advisor to select transfer courses for their Humanities and Social Science
electives.
Students may select CSCI 111 or ENGR 205 for their degree requires at CCP. CISC 111, which meets a major requirement at Temple,
is recommended. Student selecting ENGR 205 will need to complete additional courses at Temple and may need additional
semester(s) to complete the degree.
Effective Semester: Fall 2010
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Remaining requirements at Temple University
Summer Session between 2nd and 3rd year
EE 2312/2313
Electrical Engr Sci I and Lab
EE 2322/2323
Electrical Engr Sci II and Lab
EE 2612/2613
Digital Circuit Design w/lab
Session Total
Fifth Semester
ENGR 2196
ENGR 3512
EE 3612
EE 3613
EE 3712
Sixth Semester
ENGR 4169
ENGR 2011
EE 3522
EE 3312
EE 3313
EE 3412/3413
Credits
4
4
4
12
Technical Communications
Signals: Cont. & Discrete
Microproc. Systems
Microproc. Systems Lab
E-M Fields & Waves
Semester Total
3
4
3
1
3
14
Semester Total
1
3
3
3
1
4
15
Engineering Seminar
Engineering Analysis & Applicatons
Stochastic Proc., Signals & Sys.
Electr. Devices &Circuits
Elect. Devices Lab
Classical Control Systems/lab
Seventh Semester
ENGR 4196
Engineering Senior Design I
1
EE 4512
EE 4513
EE 4412
EE 4413
EE XXXX
Analog & Digital Comm.
Analog & Digital Comm. Lab
Modern Control Systems
Modern Controls Lab
Elective 1
Semester Total
3
1
3
1
3
12
Semester Total
Remaining Temple Requirements
Total Credits for BS Degree: (124 min.)
3
3
3
1
3
13
66
137
Eighth Semester
ENGR 4296
EE XXXX
EE XXXX
EE XXXX
Engineering Senior Design II
Humanities & Social Sci Elect
Elective 2 See Note B
Elective 2 lab
Elective 3 See Note B
Notes
A.
Students transferring with the A.S. in Engineering Science will need to complete EE 2312/2313: Electrical Engr Sci I and Lab, EE
2322/2323: Electrical Engr Sci II and Lab, and EE 2612/2613: Digital Circuit Design w/lab prior to their first regular semester at Temple to
be able to complete the BS in 2 years or 4 full semesters at Temple.
B. Students should see their Temple advisor for recommended courses.
Notes:
1. To find the online application:
 Go to www.temple.edu/undergrad
 Click on “Applying” on the gray bar across the top
 Click on “Transfer Students” on the left hand side - This will take you directly to an online application
2. All inquiries about the undergraduate program and application are handled through the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.
If you have specific questions about your application or the admission process, please call 215-204-7200.
3. All inquiries specific to the Engineering program and requirements should be directed to the College of Engineering, Dr.
Steven Ridenour, 215-204-8825, steven.ridenour@temple.edu.
4. Temple’s course numbers changed effective Summer 2007. A cross walk table of old/new numbers can be accessed at
http://renumbering.temple.edu/ (click on courses).
Effective Semester: Fall 2010
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