Common Required Courses for Bachelor of Science Degrees and Dual Majors

All candidates for bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering (BSEE) and bachelor of science degree in computer engineering (BSCpE) are required to complete a total of one hundred (100) semester hours of common required courses, of which twenty-four (24) hours are English, social science and humanities courses (General Studies Courses), forty-two (42) hours are engineering core courses (listed below), and thirty-four (34) hours are required electrical and computer engineering courses (listed below).

Requirements for a Major in Computer Engineering

Students majoring in computer engineering require 128 semester credit hours to graduate, of which one hundred (100) hours are Common Required Courses listed above. The other twenty-eight (28) semester credit hours include sixteen (16) semester hours of CIS courses (listed below), six (6) semester hours of required computer engineering courses: EEE 4710 Introduction to Field Programmable Logic Devices (3) and EEL 4713 Computer Architecture (3) , and six (6) semester hours of technical electives, and three (3) semester hours of EEL 4914C , Computer Engineering Senior Design Project II.

Suggested Course Sequence

(starting with Calculus I)

(Note: This is an example which shows how degree requirements can be satisfied in eight regular and one summer term. Other course sequences are possible and allowable as long as course prerequisites are observed. Students should verify their plan of study with their advisors).