BIOL 1063, People and the Environment

3

CHEM 1011, Lab. for General Chemistry I

1

ENG 1003, Freshman English I

3

CHEM 1013, General Chemistry I

3

ENGR 1402, Concepts of Engineering

2

ENG 1013, Freshman English II

3

MATH 2204, Calculus I

4

ENGR 1412, Software Applications for Engineers

2

+Global Issues Elective

3

MATH 2214, Calculus II

4

PE 1002, Concepts of Fitness

2

PHYS 2034, University Physics I

4

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17

ENGR 2403, Statics

3

EE 3313, Electric Circuits II

3

ENGR 2421, Lab. for Electric Circuits I

1

ENGR 2411, Lab. for Mechanics of Materials

1

ENGR 2423, Electric Circuits I

3

ENGR 2413, Mechanics of Materials

3

MATH 3254, Calculus III

4

MATH 4403, Differential Equations

3

+Fine Arts Elective

3

ENGR 3443, Engineering Thermodynamics I

3

SCOM 1203, Oral Communications

3

+,**Science Elective

4

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_____

17

17

EE 3333, Digital Electronics I

3

+US History or Intro. to Am. Govt.

3

EE 3353, Continuous & Analog Systems

3

EE 4371, Intermediate Electrical Engineering

EE 3343, Engineering Fields & Waves I

3

Lab. I OR EE 3303, Lab. for Semiconductor/

ENGR 4453, Num. Methods for Engineers 3

Optoelectronic Materials & Devices I

1-3

EE 3401, Lab. for Electronics I

1

EE 4373, Electronics II OR EE 3363,

EE 3403, Electronics I

3

Semiconductor Materials & Devices I

3

ENGR 3423, Dynamics

3

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****Graphics, Programming, or Practical Elective

3

16

***Engineering Elective

4-2

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17

EE 4333, Communications Theory,

EE 4323, Electrical Machinery OR

EE 4383, Digital Electronics II, OR

EE 4353, Power Systems

3

EE 4313, Control Systems

3

ENGR 4483, Senior Design II

3

ENGR 3433, Engineering Economics

3

***Approved Technical Electives

6

***EE or Computer Science Electives

4

+Social Science Elective

3

+Humanities Elective

3

ENGR 4463, Senior Design I

3

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15

16

TOTAL

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+See the reverse side for a listing of courses to fulfill general education requirements.

** CHEM 1023 General Chemistry II and CHEM 1021 Lab. for Gen. Chem. II OR PHYS 2044 University Physics II.

*** Approval of advisor required.

****Three credit hours to be chosen from EE 3323, EE 3383, CS 2183, CS 2181, CS 2193, CS 2191, and/or CS 3333, with advisor

approval.

Semester Hours

Communication ......................................................................................................................................................................................6

ENG 1003, Freshman English I

ENG 1013, Freshman English II

Mathematics............................................................................................................................................................................................4

MATH 2204, Calculus I

Critical Thinking ......................................................................................................................................................................................3

SPCH/SCOM 1203, Oral Communication

Understanding Global Issues..................................................................................................................................................................3

One of the following courses:

ANTH 2233, Intro. to Cultural Anthropology

HIST 1013, World Civilization to 1660

GEOG 2613, Introduction to Geography

HIST 1023, World Civilization since 1660

Arts and Humanities................................................................................................................................................................................6

Fine Arts. Select one of the following:

Humanities. Select one of the following:

MUS 2503, Fine Arts – Musical

ENG 2003, Intro. to the Lit. of the Western World I

THEA 2503, Fine Arts – Theater

ENG 2013, Intro. to the Lit. of the Western World II

ART 2503, Fine Arts – Visual

PHIL 1103, Introduction to Philosophy

Social Sciences.......................................................................................................................................................................................6

Select two of the following: At least one course must be selected from HIST 2763, HIST 2773, or POSC 2103.

ECON 2313, Principles of Macroeconomics

HIST 2763, The United States to 1876

ECON 2333, Economic Issues and Concepts

HIST 2773, The United States since 1876

POSC 1003, Introduction to Politics

POSC 2103, Intro. to American Government

PSY 2013, Introduction to Psychology

SOC 2213, Introduction to Sociology

Science ...................................................................................................................................................................................................7

Life Sciences:

BIOL 1063, People and the Environment

Physical Sciences:

CHEM 1013, General Chemistry I, and CHEM 1011, Laboratory for General Chemistry I

Health and Wellness...............................................................................................................................................................................2

PE 1002, Concepts of Fitness

Enhancements........................................................................................................................................................................................4

PHYS 2034, University Physics I (Multimedia)

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A course may be counted in satisfaction of only one area requirement. At least one History (HIST) course must be

selected. With the exception of English courses (ENG), no more than two selections may have the same prefix.

MATH 2214 and MATH 3254, Calculus II and III ...................................................................................................8

MATH 4403, Differential Equations ........................................................................................................................3

Science Elective .....................................................................................................................................................4

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15

ENGR 1402, Concepts of Engineering...................................................................................................................................2

ENGR 1412, Software Applications for Engineers .................................................................................................................2

ENGR 2403, Statics................................................................................................................................................................3

ENGR 2413 and ENGR 2411, Mechanics of Materials and Lab. for Mechanics of Materials................................................4

ENGR 2423 and ENGR 2421, Electric Circuits I and Laboratory for Electric Circuits I..........................................................4

ENGR 3423, Dynamics...........................................................................................................................................................3

ENGR 3433, Engineering Economics ....................................................................................................................................3

ENGR 3443, Engineering Thermodynamics I ........................................................................................................................3

ENGR 4453, Numerical Methods for Engineers.....................................................................................................................3

ENGR 4463, Senior Design I..................................................................................................................................................3

ENGR 4483, Senior Design II………………………………………………………………………………………………………….3

Area of concentration............................................................................................................................................................43

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EE 3401, Laboratory for Electronics I.....................................................................................................................................1

EE 3403, Electronics I ............................................................................................................................................................3

EE 3313, Electric Circuits II ....................................................................................................................................................3

EE 3333, Digital Electronics I .................................................................................................................................................3

EE 3343, Engineering Fields and Waves I.............................................................................................................................3

EE 3353, Continuous and Analog Systems............................................................................................................................3

EE 4323, Electrical Machinery OR EE 4353, Power Systems ...............................................................................................3

EE 4373, Electronics II OR EE 3363, Semiconductor Materials and Devices I......................................................................3

EE 4371, Intermediate EE Laboratory I OR

EE 3303, Laboratory for Semiconductor/Optoelectronic Materials and Devices I...............................................1-3

EE 4383, Digital Electronics II, EE 4333, Communications Theory, OR EE 4313, Control Systems.....................................3

*** EE or Computer Science Elective .....................................................................................................................................4

*** Graphics, Programming, or Practical Elective……………………………………………………………………………………3

*** Approved Electives............................................................................................................................................................6

*** Engineering Elective.......................................................................................................................................................4-2

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