Undergraduate Curriculum

Bachelor of Science (B.S.E.E.)

The mission of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, commensurate with the mission of the University and the College of Engineering, is to provide quality Electrical Engineering, Computer and Information Systems Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering education, pursue basic and applied research (inquiry) in selected and focused critical areas, and to engage in service to its constituents.

The program in electrical engineering systematically builds upon the knowledge acquired in basic sciences, mathematics, and engineering sciences to provide the students a broad base in various areas of electrical engineering. The department also offers a concentration in computer engineering under the B.S.E.E. degree. The program offers courses in electrical circuits, linear systems, computer programming, electromagnetic theory, control systems, energy conversion, power systems, electromagnetic theory, communication systems, digital logic design, software engineering, computer structures and microprocessors. The students may further specialize in one among the areas of control systems, communication systems, power systems, or computer engineering through a choice of technical electives.

Program Educational Objectives

The goal of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at 91成人 is to offer a high quality, broad-based program in electrical engineering, complemented by basic and applied research and public service to prepare its graduates for starting positions in industry, government and/or pursue graduate study in related fields.

The Program Educational Objectives (PEO) of the Electrical Engineering (BSEE) program defines the characteristics of most of its graduates about 4 -6 years after graduation and are listed below:

PEO 1:
Graduates will engage in multidisciplinary professional or academic activities that demonstrate the application of new knowledge, continuous professional development, and contributions to technological advancement in electrical and computer engineering-related fields or advanced degree programs.

PEO 2:
Graduates will achieve professional recognition for their technical competence and leadership through career advancement, professional certifications or awards, continued education, and active participation in professional and community organizations.

Student Outcomes:

The Student Outcomes (SO) are consistent with the Program Educational Objectives and the mission of the Electrical Engineering program. All graduates of the Electrical Engineering program are expected to have the following skills at the time of graduation.

  1. An ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics.
  2. An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with consideration of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors.
  3. An ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
  4. An ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and make informed judgments, which must consider the impact of engineering solutions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts.
  5. An ability to function effectively on a team whose members together provide leadership, create a collaborative and inclusive environment, establish goals, plan tasks, and meet objectives.
  6. An ability to develop and conduct appropriate experimentation, analyze and interpret data, and use engineering judgment to draw conclusions.
  7. An ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.

The Electrical Engineering undergraduate degree program is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET, under the General Criteria and the Program Criteria for Electrical and Electronics Engineering. http://www.abet.org


Enrollment and Degrees Awarded
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Academic Year 2021-2022 2022-2023 2023-2024 2024-2025 2025-2026
Enrollment 88 83 58 72 58
Degree Awarded 21 11 9 8 -

Suggested Four Years Plan

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.E.)

CURRICULUM FOR B.S. IN E.E. DEGREE PROGRA M (EE, Effective Spring 2025) 听 听 听

FRESHMEN YEAR
Fall Semester cr Spring Semester cr
ENGL 听1010 Freshmen English I 3 ENGL 听1020 Freshmen English II 3
MATH 1910 Calculus I, Alternate 4 MATH 1920 Calculus II, Alternate 4
CHEM 1110 General Chemistry 3 PHYS 听 2110 General Physics I 3
CHEM 1111 General Chemistry Lab 1 PHYS 听 2111 General Physics I Lab 1
ENGR 1020 Freshmen Seminar 1 Hum Elec*** 3
EECE 听1151 Matlab Based Graphics 1 ENGR 2230 Comp. Prog. For Engineers 3
UNIV 听1000 Service to Leadership 1
Total 14 Total 17

SOPHOMORE YEAR

Fall Semester

cr

Spring Semester

cr

MATH 2110

Calculus III

4

MATH 3120

Diff. Equation

3

MATH 3610

Linear Algebra I

3

ENGR听 2200

Probability and Statistics

3

PHYS听 2120

General Physics II

3

ENGR听 2000

Circuits I

3

PHYS听 2121

General Physics II Lab

1

ENGR听 2001

Circuits I Lab

1

COMM 2200

Public Speaking

3

EECE听听 3600

Advanced Programming

3

HIST听听

Hist Elec***

3

HIST听

Hist Elec***

3

Total

17

Total

16

JUNIOR YEAR

Fall Semester

cr

Spring Semester

cr

EECE听 2100

Solid State Fund.&Device

3

ENGR听 4300

Engr. Economic Anal.

3

EECE听 2200

Circuits II

3

EECE听听 3200

Linear Systems

3

EECE听 3100

Design of Digital Logic Sys

3

EECE听听 3300

Electronics

3

EECE听 3101

Design of Digital Logic Lab

1

EECE听听 3301

Electronics Lab

1

ENGR 3250

Intro to Sys.Engr.Design

3

EECE听听 3210

Electromagnetic Theory

3

Hum Elec***

3

ENGL听

Engl. Lit.***

3

Total

16

Total

16

SENIOR YEAR

Fall Semester

cr

Spring Semester

cr

ENGR听 4500

Capstone Design Proj. I

1

ENGR听 4510

Capstone Design Proj. II

1

EECE听听 3410

Energy Conversion

3

EECE听听 3420

Power Systems

3

EECE听听 4000

Control Systems I

3

EECE听听 4350

Comp. Comm. & Networks

3

EECE听听 4001

Control Systems I Lab

1

ENGR听 4900

Prof. Dev. Seminar

1

EECE听听 3500

Communication Systems

3

Technical Elective (1) **

3

EECE听听 4101

Elec. System Design Lab

1

Technical Elective (2) **

3

Soc Sci Elec***

3

Soc Sci Elec***

3

ETS Date

ENGR听 4201*

Engr-in-Training (EIT) Lab

0

Total

15

Total

17

Total degree requirements is 128 cr.hr.

List of Technical Electives : EECE 3330, EECE 3430, EECE 4020, EECE 4100, EECE 4150, EECE 4300, EECE 4310, EECE 4320, EECE 4360, EECE 4410, EECE 4560, EECE 4570, EECE 4600

*Must be taken during the graduation year and pass.

**Should be chosen from the above list with advisor approval

***Humanities, Social Science, History, and Literature electives must be chosen from the list published in the current University Catalog.

Note: Besides the courses, 8 weeks of practicum (Internship) is also required to graduate.

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.E)

(WithConcentration in Computer Engineering)

CURRICULUM FOR B.S. IN E.E. DEGREE PROGRAM (CE, Effective Spring 2025)

FRESHMEN YEAR

Fall Semester

cr

Spring Semester

cr

ENGL听 1010

Freshmen English I

3

ENGL听 1020

Freshmen English II

3

MATH 1910

Calculus I, Alternate

4

MATH 1920

Calculus II, Alternate

4

CHEM 1110

General Chemistry

3

PHYS听听 2110

General Physics I

3

CHEM 1111

General Chemistry Lab

1

PHYS听听 2111

General Physics I Lab

1

ENGR听 1020

Freshmen Engr Seminar

1

Hum Elec***

3

EECE听 1151

Matlab Based Engr. Graphics

1

ENGR 2230

Comp. Prog. For Engineers

3

UNIV听 1000

Service to Leadership

1

Total

14

Total

17

SOPHOMORE YEAR

Fall Semester

cr

Spring Semester

cr

MATH 2110

Calculus III

4

MATH 3120

Diff. Equation

3

MATH 3610

Linear Algebra I

3

ENGR听 2200

Probability and Statistics

3

PHYS听 2120

General Physics II

3

ENGR听 2000

Circuits I

3

PHYS听 2121

General Physics II Lab

1

ENGR听 2001

Circuits I Lab

1

COMM 2200

Public Speaking

3

EECE听听 3600

Advanced Programming

3

HIST听听

Hist Elec***

3

HIST听

Hist Elec***

3

Total

17

Total

16

JUNIOR YEAR

Fall Semester

cr

Spring Semester

cr

EECE听 2100

Solid State Fund&Devices

3

ENGR听 4300

Engr. Economic Anal.

3

EECE听 2200

Circuits II

3

EECE听听 3200

Linear Systems

3

EECE听 3100

Design of Digital Logic Sys

3

EECE听听 3300

Electronics

3

EECE听 3101

Design of Digital Logic Lab

1

EECE听听 3301

Electronics Lab

1

ENGR 3250

Intro to Syst Engr. Design

3

EECE听听 3210

Electromagnetic Theory

3

Hum Elec***

3

ENGL听

Engl. Lit.***

3

Total

16

Total

16

SENIOR YEAR

Fall Semester

cr.

Spring Semester

cr

ENGR听 4500

Capstone Design Project I

1

ENGR听 4510

Capstone Design Proj. II

1

EECE听听 4300

Digital Computer Structure

3

EECE听听 4310

Software Engineering

3

EECE听听 4360

Embedded Sys. Design

3

EECE听听 4350

Comp. Comm.& Networks

3

EECE听听 4361

Embedded Sys. Design Lab

1

ENGR听 4900

Prof. Dev. Seminar

1

EECE听听 3500

Communication Systems

3

Technical Elective (1) **

3

EECE听听 4101

Elec. System Design Lab

1

Technical Elective (2) **

3

Soc Sci Elec***

3

Soc Sci Elec***

3

ETS Date

ENGR听 4201

Engr.-in-Training Lab*

0

Total

15

Total

17

Total degree requirements is 128 cr.hr.

List of Technical Electives : EECE 3330, EECE 3410, EECE 3420, EECE 3430, EECE 4000, EECE 4020, EECE 4100, EECE 4150, EECE 4320, EECE 4410, EECE 4560, EECE 4570, EECE 4600

* Must be taken during the graduation year and pass.

**Should be chosen from the above list with advisor approval

***Humanities, Social Science, History, and Literature electives must be chosen from the list published in the current University Catalog.

Note: Besides the courses, 8 weeks of practicum (Internship) is also required to graduate.

Additional Requirements:

  1. Students must take ENGR 4201 EIT/FE Review Laboratory course and pass it with satisfactory grade. They are encouraged to take the Fundamentals of Engineering Examination.
  2. Students must provide proof of practicum experience of a minimum of continuous eight (8) weeks.
  3. Student must also take the ETS听(Senior Exit Exam)听examination in the Final year.






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