Undergraduate Curriculum, Electrical Engineering Concentration

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Scheduling of ENEE Courses

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The Department of Electrical Engineering will offer all courses either during Fall or Spring. Courses with high student demand will also be offered in the Summer. No classes other than Senior Design I and II will be offered both in Spring and Fall, so make sure you plan accordingly. Be aware that if you drop a class you may have to wait a year before you are able to register for it again and that no pre-requisites will be waived.

Fall Courses(19 classes total - 13 3-hr. courses, 1 1-hr. course, and 5 labs - 45 credits)
2550, 2582, 2586, 3091, 3092, 3540, 3516, 3522, 3572, 3583, 3514, 3587, 3533, 3535, 3574, 3511, elective 1, elective 2. For non-EE’s: 2500

Spring Courses(17 classes total - 12 3-hr. courses, 1 1-hr course, and 4 labs - 41 credits)
2551, 2510, 3091, 3092, 3530, 3547, 3543, 3517, 3582, 3512, 3560, 3521, elective 1, elective 2, elective 3. For non-EE’s: 3518, 3501

Note that the minimum number of electives is listed above; we could, of course, offer more

2004-2005 (Communications) By Semester

Suggested Course Scheduling Sequence**
Every prerequisite course for Electrical Engineering courses as well as every course counted towards a degree in Electrical Engineering must be passed with a grade of "C" or better.

FRESHMAN YEAR
Fall	Course Title	Prerequisites	Credit Hrs.
ENGL 1157	English Composition		3
Arts Elective¹			3
MATH 2107²	Calculus and Analytic Geometry	MATH 1126 Precalculus Trigonometry	3
CHEM 1014	General Chemistry for Engineers	MATH 1115 or 1125	4
Social Sciences Elective¹			3
TOTAL 16
Spring	Course Title	Prerequisites	Credit Hrs.
ENGL 1158	English Composition	ENG 1157	3
MATH 2108²	Calculus and Analytic Geometry	MATH 1126 Precalculus Trigonometry and MATH 2107	3
PHYS 1061		MATH 2108 or 2111 and co-registration in PHYS 1063	3
PHYS 1063	Physics Lab	Credit or registration in PHYS 1061	1
CSCI 1205	Introduction to Programming in C++	MATH 1115 or MATH 1125	3
Biology Elective¹			3
TOTAL 16

SOPHOMORE YEAR
Fall	Course Title	Prerequisites	Credit Hrs.
Literature Elective¹			3
MATH 2109	Calculus and Analytic Geometry	MATH 1126, 2107, 2108	4
PHYS 1062		PHYS 1061 and credit or registration in MATH 2112 or 2109	3
PHYS 1065	Physics Lab		1
CSCI 2025	Data Structures and Applications	CSCI 1205	3
ENEE 2550	Circuits I	MATH 2108	3
TOTAL 17
Spring	Course Title	Prerequisites	Credit Hrs.
ENGL 2152	Technical Writing	ENG 1158	3
MATH 2221	Differential Equations	MATH 2109 or 2112	3
MATH 2115	Calculus of Several Variables	MATH 2109 or 2112	3
PHYS 2064		PHYS 1062 and 1063	3
PHIL 2244			1
ENEE 2551	Circuits II	ENEE 2550 and concurrent registration in ENEE 2510	3
ENEE 2510	Circuits Lab	Concurrent registration in ENEE 2550	1
TOTAL 17

JUNIOR YEAR
Fall	Course Title	Prerequisites	Credit Hrs.
Literature Elective¹			3
MATH 2511	Linear Algebra	MATH 2112 or 2109	3
ENEE 3540	Electronics I	ENEE 2551 and concurrent registration in ENEE 3516	3
ENEE 3516	Electronics I Lab	Concurrent registration in ENEE 3540	1
ENEE 2582	Digital Logic	MATH 2111 or 2108 and concurrent registration in ENEE 2586	3
ENEE 2586	Digital Logic Lab	Concurrent registration in ENEE 2582	1
ENCE 2355	Engineering Mechanics	CSCI 1201, MATH 2108 or 2111, and PHYS 1061	3
TOTAL 17
Spring	Course Title	Prerequisites	Credit Hrs.
ENEE 3560	Electromagnetic Field Theory	MATH 2115, 2221 and ENEE 2551	3
ENEE 3543	Electronics II	ENEE 3540 and concurrent registration in ENEE 3517	3
ENEE 3517	Electronics II Lab	Concurrent registration in ENEE 3543	1
ENEE 3530	Continuous and Discrete Signal Analysis	ENEE 2551 and MATH 2511	3
ENEE 3512	Microprocessor Design Lab	Concurrent registration in ENEE 3582	1
ENEE 3582	Digital Design with Microcomputers	ENEE 2582 and CSCI 2120	3
ENEE 3522	Electrical Power Systems	ENEE 2551	3
TOTAL 17

SENIOR YEAR
Fall	Course Title	Prerequisites	Credit Hrs.
ECON 2000	Engineering Economy		3
ENEE 3533	Classical Controls	ENEE 3530	3
ENEE 3572	Probabilistic Methods of Signal and System Analysis	ENEE 3530	3
ENEE 3535	Communication System Design	ENEE 3530 and concurrent registration in ENEE 3574	3
ENEE 3574	Lab	Concurrent registration in ENEE 3535	1
ENEE 3091	Senior EE Design Project	To be taken the semester immediately before the final semester and with approval of the Department Chairman	1
ENEE 3587	Microcomputer Interfacing	ENEE 3582	3
ENGR 3090	Senior Seminar		1
TOTAL 18
Spring	Course Title	Prerequisites	Credit Hrs.
Humanities Elective¹			3
ENEE 3092	Senior Capstone Project	Last semester	3
EE Electives			9
TOTAL 16

¹To graduate with a degree in Engineering, the student must satisfy the General Degree Requirements of the University.

² Students who are exceptionally strong in math may take the two-semester sequence Mathematics 2111 (5 cr) and 2112 (5 cr) in place of the three-semester sequence Mathematics 2107 (3 cr), 2108 (3 cr), and 2109 (4 cr).

** While all courses listed must be taken to qualify for the specific degree, schedule rearrangements are certainly possible. The primary consideration is successful completion of prerequisites. Also, see the section "Course Numbering System" on the College of Engineering web site for additional information.

NOTE: The electrical engineering curriculum is accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET).