Notes: New Comp E sequence: ECE 198 JL, KL and 298 take 2 more hours than the old sequence,
ECE 190, 290, 385. These 2 hours will be credited to your ECE tech elective hours.
Restrictions:
1) Courses that are “same as” ECE courses are counted as ECE courses. GE 421 Intro to Robotics is “Same as” ECE
470, so it counts as an ECE tech elective. In CS 241 it says “Credit is not given for both CS 241 and ECE 391.” They
are not the same course; you won’t get any credit for CS 241.
2) ECE/PHIL 316, Engineering Ethics, is a Campus Humanities course which meets the Comp II requirement. It does
not count as an ECE Elective.
3) Some sections of ECE 198, 199, 298, 398, and 498 may not have technical content (e.g., Professionalism and
Ethics in Engineering). These sections will not count as ECE electives.
4) Specifically required ECE courses (e.g., ECE 329) do not count as electives.
5) Courses for non-majors (e.g., ECE 205) do not count except by permission.
6) Independent study courses = ECE elective hours: ECE 397 (Electrical and Computer Engineering Problems), ECE
396 (Honors Project), ECE 496+499 (Senior Thesis)
Non-ECE tech elective hours: ENG 491, Interdisciplinary Design Projects, approved sections. For ECE
credit, go to 156
Everitt Lab. In a different department, CS, PHYS, etc. they can be approved for non-ECE tech
elective hours.
However, no student may take more than 4 hours special problems with the same instructor, nor count
more than a total of 6 hours towards graduation as a technical elective or a required advanced ECE course or lab.
7) ECE 297 may be repeated once for a total of 2 hours of ECE tech electives, but does not count as part of the 6
hours of independent study allowed for tech electives.
ECE Elective Laboratories: EEs must take at least 2 laboratories besides the required laboratories, more are
allowed.
Hrs
1
4
2
3
4
3
2
2
4
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
4
4
3
2
1
3
2
ECE
343
391
395
402
411
412
415
420
431
435
437
438
439
444
447
451
453
456
460
463
466
468
469
Title
Electronic Circuits Lab
Computer Systems Engineering
Advanced Digital Projects Lab
Electronic Music Synthesis
Computer Organization & Design
Microcomputer Lab
Biomedical Instrumentation Lab
Embedded DSP Lab
Electric Machinery
Computer Networking Lab
Sensors and Instrumentation
Communication Networks
Wireless Networks
IC Device Theory & Fabrication
Active Microwave Circuit Design
Adv Microwave Measurements
Wireless Communication Systems
Global Nav Satellite Systems
Optical Imaging
Digital Communications Lab
Optical Communications Lab
Optical Remote Sensing
Power Electronics Lab
4
4
3
470
486
495
Introduction to Robotics
Control Systems
Photonic Device Lab