Electrical Engineering Tracks
The Electrical Engineering curriculum is built around a common core of electrical and computer engineering courses taken by all students, followed by selection of one of three distinct curricular tracks, designated as Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering and Information Engineering.
Electrical Track
| Course # |
Course |
|
Linear Systems II |
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Electronic Circuits |
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Communications Systems |
|
Control Systems |
|
EE Materials and Devices |
Computer Track
| Course # |
Course |
|
Discrete Structures |
|
Software Design |
|
Computer Architecture |
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Embedded Systems and System Software |
|
Algorithms |
Information Track
| Course # |
Course |
|
Linear Systems II |
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Communication Networks |
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Communication Systems |
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Digital Signal Processing |
|
Randomness and Information |
Elective Focus Areas
In addition to selecting a curricular track, students also choose and elective focus are. EFA's consist of 21 semester hours (SH) which can be used to achieve virtually any academic objective. The EFA courses are selected by the student in consultation of his/her academic advisor. Here are a few ways EFA credits can be utilized:
- Study a more applied EE topic like Computer Architecture, Software Engineering, or Image Processing.
- Obtain a minor in Computer Science, Mathematics, or Physics.
- Minor in a non-traditional engineering subject like Spanish or Economics
- Take additional coursework in a second engineering discipline like Biomedical Engineering.
- Use electives toward a double degree, for example a major in electrical engineering and a minor in music.
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