1. MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL. SCIENCE (MINIMUM 10.5 CU'S). MATH 104
... CHEM 101/53 or BIOL 101 or BIOL 121. M or NS ... E Engineering. SS Social ...
Electrical Engineering (EE) MINIMUM 40 CU’S TOTAL Course Planning Guide (Entered Fall 2007 or Later) 1. MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL SCIENCE (MINIMUM 10.5 CU’S) MATH 104 MATH 114 MATH 240 ESE 301 or STAT 430 or MATH 430
2. ENGINEERING (MINIMUM 15.5 CU’S) CORE COURSES
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3. TECHNICAL ELECTIVES (NOMINALLY 4 CU’S)
ESE 112 or CSE 110 ESE 116 ESE 210 ESE 215/205 ESE 216/206
4. SOCIAL SCIENCE AND 3 HUMANITIES (MINIMUM 7 CU’S)
M, NS, or E __________________
SS Elective
M, NS, or E __________________ M, NS, or E __________________ M, NS, or E __________________
SS Elective H Elective H Elective
M Elective PHYS 150 or PHYS 170 PHYS 151 or PHYS 171 CHEM 101/53 or BIOL 101 or BIOL 121 M or NS Elective
AREA COURSES
(A) Circuits and Architecture (ESE 200/201, 319, 350, 419,570) ESE Elective (B) RF, Photonics, and Devices (ESE 218, 310, 460, 509, 511, 521, 525, or 529) ESE Elective
LEGEND: M Mathematics
(C) Signals, Communication, and Control (ESE 304, 325, 404, 406, 408, or 500) ESE Elective
NS Natural Science E Engineering SS Social Science H Humanities TBS Technology in Business & Society F Free See the SEAS UG Student Handbook for approved courses in these categories. Any required course in any category may be replaced by a higher-level version of that course.
Area Electives from (A), (B), or (C) ESE Elective ESE Elective ESE Elective SPECIALIZATION COURSES1
ESE Elective ESE Elective ESE 441 ESE 442
EXPLANATORY NOTES: 1 For specialization electives students should preferably elect advanced ESE courses building upon their area course selections. 2 At most, one freshman-level E course may be used as a technical elective. (Exceptions: CSE 112, CSE 120 and CSE 121 may be taken without constraint). Students may opt to take one fewer M, NS, or E course in the technical elective column for each full course unit in excess of 26 cus accumulated in the Mathematics and Natural Science column and the Engineering column combined. Dual-degree students with a second major outside engineering, mathematics, or natural science may use up to two technical electives to satisfy requirements for their second major outside M, NS, and E. 3 Three of the courses in the SSH column must satisfy the depth, writing, and ethics requirements. See the SEAS UG Student Handbook for details.
SS or H SS, H, or TBS SS, H, or TBS Depth Requirement ___________________________
Writing Requirement ___________________________
Ethics Requirement ___________________________
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FREE ELECTIVES (3 CU’S) F Elective __________________ F Elective __________________ F Elective ___________________
SEMESTER PLANNING TERM
MATH & NAT SCI
ENGINEERING
TECHNICAL ELEC’S
SSH & FREE ELEC’S
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