Elective Courses for the
Electrical Engineering (EE) Option

Background

Elective courses in electrical engineering are intended to achieve the following:

1. Round out the design requirements of the BS degree.  This is accomplished by taking a minimum number of hours of 4xxx-level EE courses designated by the department as having significant design content.
2. Allow students to pursue one of the three stated emphasis areas in the catalog, i.e., 1) Electronics, 2) Energy, 3) Systems and Signal Processing. This is accomplished by electing EE courses or courses outside the department that are supportive of the emphasis area.

Offered Electives

• Fall 2008
• Spring 2009 (Tentative)

Design Electives (12 hours required)

Select 12 hours from the following courses

EE 4002  EE 4160^# EE 4240^* EE 4242 EE 4250^* EE 4262 EE 4422 EE 4450 EE 4460 EE 4490 EE 4580 EE 4585 EE 4702 EE 4745 EE 4750 EE 4760 EE 4770 EE 4780

^*EE 3232 is a prerequisite to EE 4232 and EE 4250, and that credit or registration in EE 3232 is required for EE 4240.

^#EE 3160 is a prerequisite for EE 4160

Approved Technical Electives (9 hours required)

Students can choose different combinations of courses that total 3 technical electives.  The only restrictions are that students must choose at least 3 hours (1 course) from Group I and no more than 3 hours from Group III.

 
Group I

Any EE 4xxx course

EE 3160

EE 3232

EE 3755

Group II

EE 3060  and	EE 3061
EE 3070
ME 3133	NS 4527	Math 4023	Math 4038
ME 3333	NS 4566  or	Math 4025	Math 4153
ME 4533	4570	Math 4036
ME 4573

Group III formerly known as: Approved engineering (non-electrical) elective

Select 1 course from this group.

Effective 2007-08 Catalog Year