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Curriculum in Computer Engineering
Administered by the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Leading to the degree bachelor of science. Total credits required:
125.5. See also Basic Program and Cooperative Programs.
| Sophomore Year |
| Cr.
|
First
Semester |
| 4
|
Introduction
to Digital Design-Cpr E 210* |
| 3
|
Introduction
to Data Structures- Com S 228 |
| 4
|
Elementary
Differential Equations and Laplace Transforms-Math 267 |
| 5
|
Introduction
to Classical Physics II-Phys 222 |
| 16 |
|
| Cr.
|
Second
Semester |
| 4
|
Introduction
to Microcontrollers- Cpr E 211* |
| 3
|
Theoretical
Foundations of Computer Engineering-Cpr E 310* |
| 4
|
Calculus
III-Math 265 |
| 4
|
Electric
Circuits-E E 201* |
| 15
|
|
| Junior Year |
| Cr.
|
First
Semester |
| 6
|
General
Education Electives-3 |
| 4
|
Computer
Organization and Design-Cpr E 305* |
| 3
|
Data Structures
and Algorithm Analysis-Com S 311* |
| 4
|
Electronic
Devices and Circuits- Cpr E 203* |
| 17
|
|
| Cr.
|
Second
Semester |
| 3
|
Software
Development Practices- Com S 309* |
| 4
|
Operating
Systems: Principles and Practice-Cpr E 308* |
| 3
|
Technical
Elective-2 |
| 3
|
Technical
Communication-Engl 314 |
| 3
|
General
education elective-1 |
| 16 |
|
| Senior
Year |
| Cr.
|
First Semester |
| 3
|
Senior
Design Project I and Professionalism-Cpr E 491 |
| 9
|
Technical
electives-2 |
| 3
|
Math/Stat
elective-3 |
| 3
|
General
education elective-1 |
| R
|
Portfolio
Assessment-Cpr E 494-4 |
| 18
|
|
| Cr.
|
Second
Semester |
| 2
|
Senior
Design Project II-Cpr E 492 |
| 3
|
Computer
Science elective-2 |
| 6
|
Technical
electives-2 |
| 3
|
General
education elective-1 |
| 14
|
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English Proficiency
The department requires a grade of C or better in Engl 104, 105
(or 105H), and 314 (or 314H).
Transfer Grade Requirements
The Electrical and Computer Engineering Department requires a grade
of C or better for any transfer credit course that is applied to
the degree program.
1-General Education Electives-Students must propose and have approved
by their faculty adviser a general education program of 15 credits
that meets the university diversity and international perspectives
requirements and an objective developed by the student. Courses
chosen must not be remedial courses in the university, six (6) credits
must be chosen at the 300 level or higher, and courses in engineering,
Computer Science, physical and mathematical sciences must not be
included. Pass-Not Pass credit is not accepted.
2-Computer Engineering, Computer Science, and general technical
electives must be chosen to satisfy departmental requirements concerning
content, distribution, and level. All technical electives must be
chosen from lists approved by the department. Details are available
in the E CPE Undergraduate Student Services Office or on the Web.
Pass/not pass credit not accepted. Six credits of Computer Engineering,
three credits of Computer Science, and 12 credits of general technical
electives are required. One credit of 490 may be used to partially
meet these requirements.
3-The student must choose one of the following math/Stat courses
(pass/not pass credit not accepted): Math 273, 307, 314, 317, 365,
385, 395, 471 or 481, Stat 322, 330. Credit in 490 may not be used
to fulfill this elective requirement.
4-Outcomes Assessment- Students are required to prepare and to
maintain a portfolio of their technical and non-technical skills.
This portfolio is evaluated for student preparation during the student's
curriculum planning process. Results of the evaluation are used
to advise students of core strengths and weaknesses. Prerequisite
material exams may be given at key points in the curriculum. These
exams are to assist student evaluation of progress made during the
academic experience as the material covered in several courses are
the foundation of more advanced courses. The results of these assessments
are also used to evaluate the curriculum and to implement improvements.
*Core professional curriculum. A student must have a minimum grade-point
average of 2.00 in this group of courses in order to
graduate.
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