This is a suggested schedule for students wishing to
complete their degree in 4 years. The
number of units required in each semester can be reduced by moving some courses
into summer school or by spreading the program out over a longer time
period. Students are encouraged to meet
regularly with an advisor.
Freshman Year
Fall
Semester |
|
Spring
Semester |
|
Course |
Units |
Course |
Units |
ECE 101 – Introduction to Electrical
Engineering |
2 |
ECE 206 - Computing for Electrical
Engineers & Lab |
3 |
Math 150A - Math Analysis l |
5 |
Math 150B - Math Analysis ll |
5 |
Chem 101 - Gen.Chem. & Lab |
5 |
Phys 220A - Mechanics & Lab |
4 |
Freshman Comp (ex. Eng155) |
3 |
Oral Communication (ex. Coms 151) |
3 |
GE Course ** |
3 |
GE Course ** |
3 |
Total
Units |
18 |
Total
Units |
18 |
Sophomore Year
Fall Semester |
|
Spring
Semester |
|
Course |
Units |
Course |
Units |
MSE 227 - Engr. Materials |
3 |
ECE 240 - Elect Engr. Fund. & Lab |
4 |
Math 250 - Math Analysis lll |
3 |
ECE 320 - Thry of Dig. Systems &
Lab |
4 |
Phys 220B - Elec. & Mag Lab |
4 |
CE 240 - Engineering Mechanics I |
3 |
GE Course ** |
3 |
Math 280 - Applied Diff. Equations |
3 |
American Hist., Institute and Ideals |
3 |
Government |
3 |
Total
Units |
16 |
Total
Units |
17 |
Junior Year
Fall
Semester*** |
|
Spring
Semester |
|
Course |
Units |
Course |
Units |
ECE 340 - Electronics l & Lab |
4 |
ECE 351 - Linear Systems ll |
3 |
ECE 350 - Linear Systems l |
3 |
ECE 440 - Electronics II or ECE 442 - Digital Electronics |
4 |
ME 309 – Num. An of Engr. Sys 1 |
2 |
ECE 455 – Mathematical Models in EE |
3 |
ECE 370 – Electromagnetic Fields
& Waves I |
3 |
ECE Elective* |
4 |
GE Course ** |
3 |
GE Course ** |
3 |
GE Course ** |
3 |
|
|
Total
Units |
18 |
Total
Units |
17 |
Senior Year
Fall
Semester |
|
Spring
Semester |
|
Course |
Units |
Course |
Units |
ECE 450 – Probabilistic Systems in EE
Design |
3 |
ECE 493 - Senior Design Project II |
1 |
ECE 480 - Fund of Control Sys |
3 |
ME 370 – Thermodynamics or ME 375 – Heat Transfer |
3 |
ECE 492 - Senior Design Project l |
2 |
ECE Electives* |
5 |
ECE Electives (5 units)* |
5 |
MSE 304 – Engineering Economy |
3 |
GE Course** |
3 |
GE Course** |
3 |
Total
Units |
16 |
Total
Units |
15 |
*ECE Electives must be selected from the list on the next
page. These electives may include ECE
370L and/or ECE 480L. A 4-unit course
indicates a lecture/lab course, while a 3 unit course is lecture only. Students are always requested to take the lab
for lecture/lab courses. See
“Instructions for Filing Senior Program”, available in the ECE Department
Office.
**See “Engineering Major General Education Planning Form”.
*** Upper Division writing exam should be completed before
the beginning of the Fall Semester in the Junior Year.
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING ELECTIVES
Course Units
ECE 410 Electromechanical
Energy Conv. 4
ECE 411 Power
Transmission Lines 3
ECE 412 Power
Electric & Motor Cont. 3
ECE 420 Digital
Systems Design w/Programmable Logic 3
ECE 422 Design
of Digital Components 3
ECE 425 Microprocessor
Systems 4
ECE 440 Electronics
ll 4
ECE 442 Digital
Electronics 4
ECE 443 Pulse
and Waveshaping 4
ECE 445 Introduction
to
ECE
451/L Real-time Digital Signal
Processing 2,1
ECE 460 Introduction
to Communication System 4
ECE 471 Electromagnetic
Fields and Waves ll 4
ECE 480L Fundamentals of Control Systems Laboratory 1
ECE 501 Introduction
to Biomedical Engineering 3
ECE 503 Biomedical
Instrumentation 3
ECE 524/L FPGAASIC
Design Methodology/Optimization 3.1
Using
VHDL Lab
ECE
525/L System on a Chip 3,1
ECE
526/L Verilog HDL:Modeling, Simulation
& Synthesis 3,1
ECE
527/L Application Specific Integrated
Circuit Development 3,1
ECE 545
ECE 546 Very
Large Scale Integrated Circuit Design 3
ECE 561 Digital
Communication Systems 4
ECE 562 Data
Communication Network 3
ECE 572 Active
Microwave Circuits 4
ECE
578 Photonics 3
ECE 580 Digital
Control Systems 4
ECE 581 Fuzzy
Control 3