Minor in Electrical/Computer Engineering - 19-20 credits
The minor in Electrical/Computer Engineering is intended for students majoring in the following programs:
- Astronomy
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Computer Science
- Environmental Geochemical Science
- Geology
- Mathematics
- Physics
The Electrical/Computer Engineering minor will provide these science majors with fundamental knowledge of electronic instrumentation and/or computer hardware and related software that they may encounter during their careers. Through lectures and hands-on labs, science students will gain experience working in an environment that resembles what they will face in the work force.
Pre-requisites (8 credits):
MAT252 Calculus II (4)
PHY202 General Physics II (3)
PHY212 General Physics II Lab (1)
Required fundamental courses (16 credits):
EGC230 Digital Logic Fundamentals (3)
EGC208 Digital Logic Laboratory (1)
EGE250 Circuit Analysis (3)
EGE209 Circuits Laboratory (1)
EGE320 Electronics I (3)
EGE322 Electronics I Laboratory (1)
EGC331 Microprocessor System Design (3)
EGC308 Microprocessor Laboratory (1)
Required technical electives (3-4 credits) - In consultation with Engineering faculty adviser, choose one of the following:
Electrical Engineering Area
EGE311 Signals and Systems (3)
EGE321 Electronics II (3) and EGE323 Electronics II Laboratory (1)
EGE340 Engineering Electromagnetics I (3)
EGE451 Electromechanical Energy Conversion (3)
EGE452 Electric Power Systems (3)
Computer Engineering Area
EGC416 Embedded Systems (3)
EGC432 Introduction to Computer Architecture (3)
EGC450 Digital Systems Design (3)
