To obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, students are required to complete the following courses:

Freshman Composition3-6
EH 101
COLLEGE WRITING I
EH 102
COLLEGE WRITING II
Humanities and Fine Arts9
Fine Art: Choose one3
ARH 100
ART HISTORY SURVEY: ANCIENT TO MEDIEVAL
ARH 101
ART HISTORY SURVEY: RENAISSANCE TO MODERN
ARH 103
ART HISTORY SURVEY: WORLD ART
ARS 160
DRAWING: FOUNDATIONS
TH 122
THEATRE APPRECIATION
MU 100
INTRO TO MUSIC LITERATURE
Literature: Choose one or two 13-6
EH 207
READINGS IN LITERATURE & CULTURE I
EH 208
READINGS IN LITERATURE & CULTURE II
EH 241
LITERATURE WITHOUT BORDERS
EH 242
MYTHOLOGY
EH 243
PROTEST LITERATURE
EH 244
HEROES &/OR MONSTERS
EH 245
LOVE &/OR ROMANCE
EH 246
SPECULATIVE REALITIES
Humanities: Choose one3
PHL 101
INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY
PHL 102
INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS
PHL 103
INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC
PHL 150
TECHNOLOGY, SCIENCE & HUMAN VALUES
Any 100 or 200 level Foreign Language 3
WGS 200
INTRODUCTION TO WOMEN'S, GENDER, AND SEXUALITY STUDIES
Mathematics and Natural Sciences12
Mathematics4
MA 171
CALCULUS A 2
Natural Sciences8
CH 121
& CH 125
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I
and GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I
PH 111
& PH 114
GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS I
and GENERAL PHYSICS LAB I
History and Social and Behavioral Sciences9
History: Choose one or two 13-6
HY 103
WORLD HISTORY TO 1500
HY 104
WORLD HISTORY SINCE 1500
HY 221
UNITED STATES TO 1877
HY 222
UNITED STATES SINCE 1877
Social and Behavioral Science: Choose one or two3-6
AES 105
WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
AES 110
PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN GEOGRAPHY
PY 101
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I
SOC 100
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
SOC 206
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY
PSC 101
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
PSC 102
INTRODUCTION TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS
ECN 142
PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS
ECN 143
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS
GS 200
GLOBAL SYSTEMS AND CULTURES
Additional Mathematics and Sciences
MA 172CALCULUS B4
MA 201CALCULUS C4
MA 238APPLIED DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS3
MA 244INTRODUCTION TO LINEAR ALGEBRA3
PH 112GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS II3
PH 115GENERAL PHYSICS LAB II1
PH 113GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS III3
PH 116GENERAL PHYSICS LAB III1
Engineering
FYE 101ECHARGER SUCCESS - ENGINEERING1
EGR 101INTRO COMPUTING ENGINEERS3
EGR 299ENGINEERING MENTORING I0
EGR 399ENGINEERING MENTORING II0
Electrical Engineering
CPE 211
& 211L		INTRO COMPUTER PROG FOR ENGR
and LABORATORY		3
EE 202INTRO DIGITAL LOGIC DSGN3
EE 203DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN LAB1
EE 213ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I3
CPE 221COMPUTER ORGANIZATION3
EE 223DES & MOD ELEC CIR & SYS3
EE 307ELECTRICITY & MAGNETISM3
EE 308ELECTROMAGNETIC ENGR 53
EE 310SOLID STATE FUNDAMENTALS 53
EE 315INTRO ELECTRONIC ANAL & DESIGN3
EE 316ELE CIRCUITS & ELTRNC DSGN LAB1
ISE 321ENGINEERING ECONOMY3
CPE 323
& CPE 325		INTRO TO EMBEDDED COMPUTER SYS
and EMBEDDED SYSTEMS LAB		4
EE 382ANALY METH CONTINUOUS TIME SYS3
EE 383ANALY METH MULTIVARIABLE3
EE 384DIG SIGNAL PROCESS LAB1
EE 385RANDOM SIGNALS & NOISE3
EE 386INTRO CONTROL/ROBOTIC SYS 53
EE 494EE DESIGN PROJECTS3
Electrical Engineering Electives 4
Select one ECE approved track (see approved list at CUE2 website):6
Select 6 hours of 300-level or above EE or CPE courses approved by the ECE Dept (CPE 212 is also allowed)6
Technical Elective
Select 3 hours at the 200-level or above from the College of Science or Engineering (Note: ESS 210 is not allowed)3
Total Semester Hours129
1

Students must take one literature and one history course. Students must also take either a second literature or history course. If two history courses are taken, a sequence is required. Acceptable history sequences are (HY 103 + HY 104) and (HY 221 + HY 222).

2

Based on Math placement, prerequisite (MA 112 and/or MA 113) Mathematics courses may be required. 

3

For choices see the World Languages and Culture department.

4

For the Optics and Photonics Concentration, track elective courses must be OPT 341 and OPT 342; choose more electives from EE 416, EE 436, EE 453, or EE 454.

5

Must earn a C- or better in EE 308, EE 310 and EE 386

Suggested Schedule for Full-Time Students

Year 1
FallSemester Hours
MA 171CALCULUS A 4
CH 121GENERAL CHEMISTRY I 3
CH 125GENERAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY I 1
EGR 101INTRO COMPUTING ENGINEERS 3
EH 101COLLEGE WRITING I 3
FYE 101ECHARGER SUCCESS - ENGINEERING 1
 Term Semester Hours: 15
Spring
MA 172CALCULUS B 4
PH 111GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS I 3
PH 114GENERAL PHYSICS LAB I 1
EH 102COLLEGE WRITING II 3
HSBS/HFA See Charger Foundations Areas II and IV  3
HSBS/HFA See Charger Foundations Areas II and IV  3
 Term Semester Hours: 17
Year 2
Fall
MA 201CALCULUS C 4
PH 112GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS II 3
PH 115GENERAL PHYSICS LAB II 1
EGR 299ENGINEERING MENTORING I 0
EE 202INTRO DIGITAL LOGIC DSGN 3
CPE 211
& 211L		INTRO COMPUTER PROG FOR ENGR
and LABORATORY		3
EE 213ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ANALYSIS I 3
 Term Semester Hours: 17
Spring
MA 238APPLIED DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS 3
MA 244INTRODUCTION TO LINEAR ALGEBRA 3
PH 113GENERAL PHYSICS WITH CALCULUS III 3
PH 116GENERAL PHYSICS LAB III 1
EE 203DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN LAB 1
CPE 221COMPUTER ORGANIZATION 3
EE 223DES MOD ELEC CIR SYS 3
 Term Semester Hours: 17
Year 3
Fall
EGR 399ENGINEERING MENTORING II 0
EE 307ELECTRICITY MAGNETISM 3
EE 310SOLID STATE FUNDAMENTALS 3
EE 315INTRO ELECTRONIC ANAL DESIGN 3
CPE 323INTRO TO EMBEDDED COMPUTER SYS 3
CPE 325EMBEDDED SYSTEMS LAB 1
EE 382ANALY METH CONTINUOUS TIME SYS 3
 Term Semester Hours: 16
Spring
EE 308ELECTROMAGNETIC ENGR 3
EE 316ELE CIRCUITS ELTRNC DSGN LAB 1
EE 383ANALY METH MULTIVARIABLE 3
EE 385RANDOM SIGNALS NOISE 3
EE 386INTRO CONTROL/ROBOTIC SYS 3
HSBS/HFA See Charger Foundations Areas II and IV  3
 Term Semester Hours: 16
Year 4
Fall
ISE 321ENGINEERING ECONOMY 3
EE Track Elective I  3
EE Elective  3
Technical Elective  3
HSBS/HFA See Charger Foundations Areas II and IV  3
 Term Semester Hours: 15
Spring
EE 384DIG SIGNAL PROCESS LAB 1
EE 494EE DESIGN PROJECTS 3
EE Track Elective II  3
EE Elective  3
HSBS/HFA See Charger Foundations Areas II and IV  6
 Term Semester Hours: 16
 Total Semester Hours: 129