Graduation Check Off Sheet, Electrical Engineering, Year (Class of 2022)

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1 Graduation heck Off Sheet, Electrical, Year (lass of 2022) Student: Advis: 1. Total credit hours Overall GPA Passing grade in all courses 4. Department GPA 2.0 Required ourses (enter grades) ENG 101 EE 100 EE 316 EE 401 HY 131 EE 101 STS 332 EE 402 HY 133 EE 177 HE 350 EE 403 PHY 121 EE 210 EE 342 EP 403 PHY 122 EE 214 EP 342 MAT 126 EP 214 EE 343 MAT 127 EE 271 EE 351 MAT 228 EE 275 EE 414 MAT 258 EE 314 EE 486 EE Technical Electives (15 credit hours, at least 9 of which must be EE focus) EE focus: (3 cr. hrs. unless noted otherwise) EE 323 Electric Power onversion EE 462 Intro to Semiconduct Devices EE 427 Electric Power Systems EE 464 Microelectronics Science EE 444 Analog Integrated ircuits EE 465 Intro to Senss EE 445 Digital Integrated ircuits EE 467 Solar ells and Their Applications EE 453 Microwave (4 cr.) EE 498 (EE focus) EE 484 ommunications EE 498 (EE focus) Other EE courses, non-ee focus: (partial list) EE 331 Intro to Linux EE 471 Embedded Systems EE 417 Intro to Robotics EE 477 Hardware Applications in EE 435 Netwk EE 478 Industrial omputer ontrol EE 473 omputer Architecture (4 cr.) EE 498 Generic Technical Electives (6 credit hours of at least 300 level courses with advis approval) ourse: cr. hrs.: grade: ourse: cr. hrs.: grade: ourse: cr. hrs.: grade: ourse: cr. hrs.: grade: General Education Requirements (18 credit hours in first 5 areas, Ethics needed in addition) Human Values and Social ontext (HV&S) ontent Areas Western Social ultural Population & Artistic Ethics ourse Hours Grade ulture ontext Diversity Environment Expression MJ X

2 Electrical urriculum Notes 1. EE Technical Electives: At least 15 credit hours of EE technical elective courses are required. Of these, 9 must be EE focus courses chosen from the following list. (New EE focus courses may appear in future semesters.) The remaining credit hours can be any 300, 400, 500 level EE courses, excluding EE 394. EE Focus ourses EE 323 Electric Power onversion EE 427 Electric Power Systems EE 444 Analog Integrated ircuits EE 445 Digital Integrated ircuits EE 453 Microwave EE 484 ommunications EE 462 Intro to Semiconduct Devices EE 464 Microelectronics Science EE 465 Into to Senss EE 467 Solar ells and Their Applications EE 498 Selected Topics (EE focus) EE 498 Selected Topics (EE focus) 2. Generic Technical Electives: 6 credit hours of generic technical electives are required. These courses include 300 and 400 level EE courses, as well as other engineering, science, computer science, mathematics, and business courses that are approved by your advis the department hair. The courses listed below are approved exceptions to the above guidelines. Generic Technical Electives Exceptions HE 200 Fundamentals of Process IE 231 Fundamentals of Environmental Eng. OS 221 Data Structures in ++ PHY 236 Introducty Quantum Physics MEE 150 Applied Mechanics: Statics MEE 230 Thermodynamics I EET 276 Programmable Logic ontrollers EET 386 Project Management GEE 230 Intro to Leadership and Management PPA 264 Intro to Pulp and Paper Industry MEE 252 Statics and Strength of Materials MEE 270 Applied Mechanics: Dynamics INV 180 reate: Innovation I INV 282 ommunicate: Innovation II INV 392 ommercialize: Innovation III EE 198 Selected Topics in EE EET 321 Electro-Mechanical Energy onversion EET 414 Introduction to Printed ircuit Boards EET 460 Renewable Energy & Electricity Production 3. General Education Requirements: The University requires that all students successfully complete at least 18 credit hours of designated general education courses associated with Human Values and Social ontext (HV&S). These 18 credit hours must encompass the fve content areas (i) western cultural tradition, (ii) social contexts and institutions, (iii) cultural diversity and international perspectives, (iv) population and the environment, and (v) artistic and creative expression. The required MJ 103 course meets the social contexts and institutions content area requirement. Each of the fve content areas must be covered. Within these general education courses, students must also take one course that satisfes the EE ethics requirement. Infmation regarding general education requirements can be found on the Ofce of Student Recds web page. (Note that all other general education requirements beyond HV&S and Ethics are met by the required EE curriculum.) 4. With advis approval, you may petition f an exception to any EE requirement. Such petitions are generally decided by the entire EE faculty. (5/17/2018)

3 Offered Fall and Spring EP 214 Writing I EP 403 Writing III MJ 103 Public ommunication ENG 101 ollege omposition EE 100 Seminar HY 131/133 hemistry f Engineers MAT 126 alculus I MAT 127 alculus II Required Electrical ourses PHY 121 Physics I PHY 122 Physics II EE 210 Electric ircuits Offered Spring Offered Fall Prerequisite equisite better Prerequisite better Prerequisite Either/Or Prerequisite EE 101 Intro to EE MAT 228 alculus III MAT 258 Diff. Equations, Linear Algebra EE 314 Signals and Systems EE 214 Electrical Netwk Lab EE 316 Random Signal Analysis EE 351 Fields and Waves EE 342 Electronics I EE 177 Intro to Programming STS 332 Statistics HE 350 Statistical Process ontrol EE 414 Feedback ontrol Systems EE 486 Digital Signal Processing EE 401 Project I EE 402 Project II EP 342 Writing II EE 343 Electronics II EE 271 Microcomputer Arch. & Apps. EE 275 Sequential Logic ourse atalog (5/17/2018) EE 403 Project III

4 Offered Fall and Spring Electrical Technical Electives Offered Spring Offered Fall EE Focus Technical Electives: You must take at least three of these EE 323 Electric Power onversion (EE (- in 214 EE210 & - in EE214) EE210) EE 427 Electric Power Systems (- in EE210) EE 484 ommunications (EE314 & EE 316) EE 444 Analog I (EE314 & EE343) EE 462 Semiconduct Devices (hy131,phy122,mat258) EE 465 Introduction to Senss (juni standing) EE 498 Selected Topics with EE focus EE 453 Microwave (EE351) EE 445 Digital I (EE342) EE 464 Microelectronics (hy131,phy122,mat258) EE 331 Intro to Unix Sys. Admin. (EE177) EE 417 Introduction to Robotics (EE177 & MAT228) EE 435 Netwk (EE331 EE471) Other ourses with Adviser Approval EE 471 Embedded Systems (EE271) EE 473 omputer Arch. & Org. (EE275) EE 498 Selected Topics EE 477 Hardware Applications in (EE271) EE 478 Industrial omputer ontrol (EE271) If you wish to specialize in an area, some possibilities are: Power and Alternative Energy EE 323, EE427 ommunications and Wireless EE484, EE453 Microelectronics and ircuits EE444, EE445, EE462, EE464, PHY236 Solid State and Senss EE453, EE465, EE462, EE464, PHY ourse atalog (5/17/2018)

5 Electrical (lass of 2022) Fall First Year Spring First Year HY 131 hemistry f Engineers 3 EE 177 Intro to Prog f Engineers 4 HY 133 hemistry f Engineers Lab 1 ENG 101 ollege omposition 3 MJ 103 Fund of Public ommunication Human Values/Social ontext 3 MAT 127 alculus II 4 EE 100 ELE & EN Eng Seminar 1 EE 101 Intro to ELE & EN Eng 3 PHY 121 Physics f Engineers I 4 MAT 126 alculus I Fall Sophome Spring Sophome EE 210 Electrical Netwks I 4 EE 214 Electrical Netwks Lab 2 EE 275 Sequential Logic Systems 3 EE 271 Micro Arch & Applications 3 Elective HV & S (1) ultural Diversity & International Perspectives 3 EE 351 Fields and Waves 3 MAT 228 alculus III 4 EP 214 Writing I 1 MAT 258 Diff Eqn. & Linear Algebra 4 PHY 122 Physics f Engineers II 4 Elective HV & S (2) - Western ultural Tradition Fall Juni Spring Juni EE 316 STS 332 Random Signal Analysis Statistics 3 EE 343 Electronics II 4 EE 342 Electronics I 4 EE 401 Project 1 EE 314 Signals and Systems 3 EE 486 Digital Signal Processing 4 EP 342 Writing II 1 Elective Electrical Focus (1) 3 Elective EE Technical Elective (1) 3 Elective EE Technical Elective (2) Fall Seni Spring Seni EE 402 Project II 4 EE 403 Project III 2 Elective Electrical Focus (2) 3 EP 403 Writing III 1 Elective Generic Focus (2) 3 EE 414 Feedback ontrol Systems 3 Elective Generic Focus (1) 3 Elective Electrical Focus (3) 3 Elective HV & S (3) Population and the Environment 3 Elective HV & S (4) Artistic & reative Expression 3 Elective HV & S (5) Ethics Total redit Hours 124 EE Math & Science English Gen Ed