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Electrical and Computer Engineering
Chairperson: Md (Mahbub) Hossain
Address: 211 Engineering & Computing Center
Phone: 320.308.3252
Website: www.stcloudstate.edu/ece
Admission Requirements
Notes
- The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, and the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, offered by the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
Program Requirements
72 credits:
GENG 101,
GENG 102,
ECE 201,
ECE 202,
ECE 220,
ECE 301,
ECE 314,
ECE 320,
ECE 323,
ECE 380,
ECE 461,
ECE 462;
CSCI 201,
CSCI 301,
CSCI 310,
CSCI 311,
CSCI 331;
PHYS 234,
PHYS 235;
MATH 221,
MATH 222,
MATH 271,
MATH 327.
Electives
Statistics Elective (3 credits): Select either
STAT 353 or
STAT 417. Junior Elective (3 credits): Select from
ECE 316,
ECE 391,
ECE 390,
CSCI 330,
CSCI 430,
MATH 312,
MATH 320,
MATH 321,
MME 420. Math and Physics Electives (3 credits): Select from
MATH 312,
MATH 320,
MATH 321,
MATH 353,
MATH 452;
PHYS 328,
PHYS 333,
346. Senior Elective (3 credits): Select from
PHYS 435,
PHYS 436,
PHYS 445;
ENGR 425,
ENGR 447;
MATH 411,
MATH 421,
MATH 423,
MATH 427,
MATH 452,
MATH 455;
MME 450, or any 400 level ECE or CSCI course not included in the student's Computer Engineering Elective sequence. Computer Engineering Electives (12 credits): Select 1 sequence from the following: Hardware Systems:
ECE 421,
ECE 422, and
ECE 423 (
ECE 422 cannot double count as the Junior Elective), and 3 credits of 400 level CSCI coursework (
CSCI 412 Highly Recommended). Software Systems:
CSCI 411,
CSCI 412, and
CSCI 413, and 1 of the following:
ECE 421,
ECE 422 (cannot double count as Junior Elective),
ECE 423.
Students fulfill the University's Upper Division Writing Requirement by successfully completing
ECE 380.
Admission Requirements
- GPA: 2.50
- Completion of GENG 101, GENG 102, ECE 201, ECE 220, ENGL 191, MATH 221, MATH 222, PHYS 234, PHYS 235, and CHEM 210 with a grade point average (GPA) of at least 2.5 and with an overall GPA of 2.5
- C or better in ECE 102, ECE 201 and ECE 220.
Notes
- The Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, and the Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering, offered by the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, are accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABET, http://www.abet.org.
Program Requirements
79 credits:
GENG 101,
GENG 102,
ECE 201,
ECE 202,
ECE 220,
ECE 301,
ECE 314,
ECE 316,
ECE 320,
ECE 323,
ECE 380,
ECE 391,
ECE 461,
ECE 462;
CSCI 201;
CHEM 210;
PHYS 234,
PHYS 235;
MATH 221,
MATH 222,
MATH 327,
MATH 320.
Electives
Non-EE/Research Elective (3 credits): Select from
MME 201,
MME 211,
MME 224,
MME 243;
PHYS 328,
PHYS 329,
PHYS 333,
PHYS 334;
MATH 271;
CHEM 211;
ECE 290. PHYS/Jr. Research Elective (3 credits): Select from
PHYS 328,
PHYS 329,
PHYS 346,
PHYS 435,
PHYS 436,
PHYS 445,
ECE 390. STAT Elective (3 credits): Select from
STAT 353 or
STAT 417. Depth Sequence (6 credits): Select one sequence of courses from the 400 level ECE courses from the sequences listed below: Power Sequence:
ECE 411 and
412. Digital Sequence:
ECE 421 and Select either
ECE 422 or
ECE 423. Communication Sequence:
ECE 431 and Select either
ECE 432,
ECE 433 or
ECE 471. Controls Sequence:
ECE 451 and Select either
ECE 452 or
ECE 471. Digital Signal Processing Sequence:
ECE 471 and Select either
ECE 473 or
ECE 474. Breadth Electives (6 credits). Select two from
ECE 411,
ECE 412,
ECE 421,
ECE 422,
ECE 423,
ECE 431,
ECE 451,
ECE 471, or
ECE 482. Senior Elective (3 credits). Select from
PHYS 435,
PHYS 436,
PHYS 445;
ENGR 425,
ENGR 447;
MATH 411 MATH 421,
MATH 423,
MATH 427,
MATH 452,
MATH 455;
STAT 353,
STAT 417,
STAT 447;
CSCI 330,
CSCI 331, CSCI 421,
CSCI 450; ECE 381,
ECE 411,
ECE 421,
ECE 422,
ECE 423,
ECE 431,
ECE 432,
ECE 433,
ECE 440,
ECE 444,
ECE 451,
ECE 452,
ECE 471,
ECE 473,
ECE 474,
ECE 482,
ECE 490;
MME 352,
MME 450.
Students fulfill the University's Upper Division Writing Requirement by successfully completing
ECE 380.
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