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M1 900-1] NOTE: Counts for QR requirement (must be completed within first 60 hours) MATH150 MATH152 - 5 Calculus II - Applications of integration; techniques of integration; improper integrals; polar coordinates; infinite sequences and series; and Taylor's theorem. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level MATH 150 Minimum Grade of C MATH152 MATH150->MATH152 ECE210 - 0 to 3 Circuit Analysis I - DC and AC steady-state circuit analysis. Loop and nodal analysis, network theorems, phasors, complex power, single-phase and three-phase circuits. Prerequisite: Declared major in engineering discipline; [PHYS 151 or PHYS 211A], [PHYS 151L or PHYS 212A], MATH 150, and MATH 250 with minimum grades of C (concurrent enrollment allowed in MATH 250). ECE210 MATH150->ECE210 ECE211 - 0 to 4 Circuit Analysis II - Time-domain transient analysis; complex frequency; frequency response; two-port networks; Laplace transform techniques; and impulse response and convolution. Three hours lecture and one laboratory session per week. Prerequisite: Declared major in an engineering discipline, ECE 210, MATH 150, MATH 152, MATH 250 and MATH 305 with minimum grade of C (concurrent enrollment allowed in MATH 305). ECE211 MATH150->ECE211 IE106 - 3 Engineering Problem Solving - Fundamental steps of problem definition, formulation, and solution approaches universal in all engineering disciplines. Basic skills of reasoning and logic. Case studies and small projects. Prerequisite: None IE106 CHEM131 - 4 Engineering Chemistry - Fundamental principles of chemistry especially for students planning careers in engineering fields. Concepts represent the basic principles of chemistry with emphasis on engineering applications. Prerequisites: High School chemistry and placement by ACT score; or placement by chemistry Readiness Exam; or successful completion of 113 and Math 120 or higher Math course. CHEM131 CHEM135 - 1 Engineering Chemistry Lab - Chemical laboratory experiments with an emphasis on engineering applications. Laboratory safety practices, techniques, qualitative and quantitative analysis, chemical change and equilibria. One three-hour laboratory per week. Prerequisite: None CHEM135 ENG101 - 3 English Composition I - Instruction and practice in analyzing and composing the academic expository essay. Prerequisite: (ACT Reading score of 21 or higher; or Reading score of 81 or higher; or Reading Placement test score of 39 or higher; or completion of AD 082 or AD 116 with a grade of C or better) AND (ACT English score of 21 or higher; or E-Write placement test score of 8 or higher and Writing Skills placement test score of 90 or higher; or Placement test Writing score of 5 or higher; or completion of AD 090A and AD 090B with a grade of C or better or completion of AD 092 with a grade of C or better). NOTE: Must be completed in first 30 hours. ENG101 ENG102 - 3 English Composition II - Builds upon the analytical and writing skills developed in 101 with emphasis on argumentation and critical synthesis of information based on research. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ENG 101 Minimum Grade of C ENG102 ENG101->ENG102 PHYS141 - 3 Physics I for Engineering - Introductory calculus-based course for engineering students: Motion, kinematics, dynamics, Newton's Laws, applications; work; kinetic, potential energy, momentum; rotational dynamics, angular momentum; gravity; oscillations. Prerequisite: ACT Math 28 or Undergraduate level PHYS 140 Minimum Grade of C or Physics Readiness Exam Score 09 or MATH TEST SCORE 32.5 PHYS141 PHYS151L - 1 University Physics I Laboratory - Physics measurements; data analysis and presentation, error analysis. Velocity; acceleration; force and moments; work and kinetic energy, and fluids. Prerequisite: PHYS 151 and PHYS 211A with minimum grade of D (concurrent enrollment allowed in PHYS 151). PHYS151L PHYS141->PHYS151L PHYS152 - 4 University Physics II - Bulk properties of matter; oscillations and waves; electric charge; electric fields; Gauss' law; potentials; circuits; magnetic fields; and electromagnetic waves. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level MATH 152 Minimum Grade of C and (Undergraduate level PHYS 151 Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level PHYS 211A Minimum Grade of C) PHYS152 PHYS141->PHYS152 MATH305 - 3 Differential Equations I - First order ordinary differential equations, linear ordinary, differential equations of higher order, systems of first order linear equations, and applications. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level MATH 250 Minimum Grade of C and (Undergraduate level PHYS 151 Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level PHYS 141 Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level PHYS 211A Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level ME 492 Minimum Grade of C) MATH305 PHYS141->MATH305 PHYS151L->PHYS141 MATH250 - 4 Calculus III - Vectors; dot and cross products; lines and planes in space; and vector-valued functions. Partial derivatives, gradient, extrema, and multiple integrals. Theorems of Green, Stokes, and Gauss. IAI Number: M1 900. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level MATH 152 Minimum Grade of C MATH250 MATH152->MATH250 MATH152->ECE211 ACS103 - 3 Interpersonal Communication Skills - Principles and practices of oral communication emphasizing message formation and delivery; listening; perception; awareness of verbal and nonverbal codes; and managing conflict. [Skills, IGR] Prerequisite: None (NOTE: Must be taken within first 30 hours) ACS103 CS145 - 3 Introduction to Computing for Engineers - Introduces C++ programming and basic problem solving. Focuses on computer applications in engineering, science and numeric methods. Prerequisite: Basic computer literacy. CS145 ECE282 - 0 to 4 Digital Systems Design - Concepts and design of computer circuitry; binary number systems; study of microprocessors and assembly language programming. Introduction to Verilog HDL. Laboratory exercises involve circuit implementation and programming. Three lecture hours and one laboratory session per week. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level CS 140 Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level CS 145 Minimum Grade of C ECE282 CS145->ECE282 PHYS152L - 1 University Physics II Lab - Physics measurements; data analysis and presentation; error analysis; thermal and bulk properties of matter; simple harmonic motion and waves; electromagnetism; simple circuits; and optics. Prerequisite: None PHYS152L PHYS152->PHYS152L PHYS152L->PHYS152 ECE340 - 0 to 3 Engineering Electromagnetics - Introduction to engineering electromagnetics. Includes vector analysis, time-harmonic fields, electromagnetic wave propagation, transmission lines, waveguides, antennas. Declared major in engineering discipline. Prerequisite: (Undergraduate level PHYS 152 Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level PHYS 211B Minimum Grade of C) and (Undergraduate level PHYS 152L Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level PHYS 212B Minimum Grade of C) and Undergraduate level ECE 211 Minimum Grade of C and Undergraduate level MATH 305 Minimum Grade of C ECE340 PHYS152L->ECE340 ECE210->MATH250 ECE210->ECE211 MATH250->ECE210 MATH250->ECE211 MATH250->MATH305 BFPA - 3 Breadth-Fine & Performing Arts BFPA ECE404 - 3 Electrical and Computer Engineering Design - Design overview, design methodologies, design considerations, and project communication. Students work in groups to complete the initial design of their capstone design project. Not for graduate credit. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 282 Minimum Grade of C and Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C and (Undergraduate level ECE 375 Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level ECE 381 Minimum Grade of C) ECE404 ECE282->ECE404 ECE485 - 3 Embedded Power Electronics Controllers - Practical approach to programming dedicated microprocessor systems, communication links, sensor signal conditioning, gate driver, inner and outer control loops, power startup, and user interface. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 282 Minimum Grade of C ECE485 ECE282->ECE485 ECE477 - 3 Network Engineering - Principles and practices of network engineering with particular emphasis on the physical, data-link, and network layers as applied to telecommunication and computing systems. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 282 Minimum Grade of C ECE477 ECE282->ECE477 ECE381 ECE381 ECE282->ECE381 ECE482 - 0 to 3 Microprocessor System - Design of microprocessor systems using VLSI building blocks. Several microprocessors and peripheral ICS studied laboratory experiments with microprocessor systems using logic analyzers. Three hours lecture and one laboratory session per week. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 282 Minimum Grade of C ECE482 ECE282->ECE482 ECE483 - 0 to 3 Advanced Digital Systems Engineering - Design of digital systems using a hardware description language, and logic synthesis tools. Three hours lecture and one laboratory session per week. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 282 Minimum Grade of C ECE483 ECE282->ECE483 ECE211->MATH305 ECE326 - 0 to 4 Electronic Circuits I - Introduction to semiconductors; diode, transistor and FET; small and large signal analysis; and logic gate families and design. Three hours lecture and one laboratory session per week. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 211 Minimum Grade of C and Undergraduate level MATH 305 Minimum Grade of C ECE326 ECE211->ECE326 ECE351 - 3 Signals and Systems - Basics of continuous and discrete signals and systems. Convolution; Fourier analysis; filtering; modulation and sampling; and Z-transforms. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 211 Minimum Grade of C and Undergraduate level MATH 305 Minimum Grade of C ECE351 ECE211->ECE351 ECE211->ECE340 MATH305->ECE211 MATH305->ECE326 MATH305->ECE351 MATH355 - 5 Engineering Mathematics - Linear algebra: Gaussian elimination, linear independence, vector spaces, eigenvalues; discrete mathematics including: combinations and graph theory; and complex analysis (differentiation, integration, and series). Prerequisite: Undergraduate level MATH 305 Minimum Grade of C MATH355 MATH305->MATH355 MATH305->ECE340 ECON111 - 3 Principles of Macroeconomics - Measurement and determination of national economic activity including production, income, employment, and prices. Role of government policy in U.S. macroeconomy. Prerequisite: None ECON111 EH - 0/2 Health Experience - BIOL203 or BIOL205 will fulfill BLS and Health Experience. Approved project activity will count too. EH ECE426 - 3 High Frequency Design - High frequency circuit design with elements of RF engineering. Amplifiers, oscillators, modulators, impedance matching, switching, signal integrity, and tuning. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 326 Minimum Grade of C ECE426 ECE326->ECE426 ECE428 - 3 Analog Filter Design - Active and passive filter synthesis. Standard low-pass approximations: Butterworth, Chebyshev, Inverse Chebyshev, Cauer, Bessel and frequency transformations. Active and passive circuit implementations. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C and Undergraduate level ECE 326 Minimum Grade of C ECE428 ECE326->ECE428 ECE476 - 3 Electronic Circuits II - Small signal analysis, transistor amplifier design, frequency response, feedback system analysis, output stage design, signal generation and waveform shaping circuits. Three hour lecture and one hour laboratory session per week. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 326 Minimum Grade of C ECE476 ECE326->ECE476 ECE484 - 3 Digital VLSI Design - Discussion of CMOS circuits, MOS transistor theory, CMOS processing technology, circuit characterization, and CMOS Circuit and Logic Design. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 326 Minimum Grade of C ECE484 ECE326->ECE484 ECE352 - 3 Engineering Probability and Statistics - Probability; random variables and probability distributions; statistics; Monte-Carlo simulations; estimation theory; decision theory; hypothesis testing; random processes; and linear system response to random processes. Prerequisite: Declared major in an engineering discipline and ECE 351 with minimum grade of C or concurrent enrollment. ECE352 ECE351->ECE352 ECE365 - 3 Control Systems - Mechanical and electrical systems modeling, signal flow graphs, state variable approach, root-locus approach, Bode ploys/Nyquist plots, frequency domain design and Proportional-Integral-Derivative (PID) controller turning methods. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C ECE365 ECE351->ECE365 ECE375 - 3 Introduction to Communications - Time- and frequency-domain analysis; and bandwidth, distortion, and noise. Baseband pulse transmission; sampling; pulse shaping. Digital and analog modulation techniques. Analysis of bit-error probability. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C and Undergraduate level ECE 352 Minimum Grade of C ECE375 ECE351->ECE375 ECE351->ECE404 ECE436 - 3 Digital Signal Processing - Discrete-time signals and systems; sampling; z-transforms; discrete Fourier transform; difference equations; design and implementation of digital filters; and DSP development systems. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C ECE436 ECE351->ECE436 ECE438 - 3 Image Analysis and Computer Vision - Image formation, geometrical and topological properties of binary images; image filtering; boundary detection; image segmentation; and pattern recognition. Two hours lecture and one laboratory session per week. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C ECE438 ECE351->ECE438 ECE439 - 3 Digital Image Processing - Fundamentals of human perception; sampling and quantization; image transforms; enhancement; and restoration and coding. Two hours lecture and one laboratory session per week. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C ECE439 ECE351->ECE439 ECE455 - 3 System Modeling & Optimization - Mathematical modeling of engineering systems; dynamic response of electrical and mechanical systems; and optimization models in electrical engineering. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C ECE455 ECE351->ECE455 ECE447 - 3 Radar Systems - Introduction to radar systems, including antenna fundamentals, radar equation, radar signals and systems, CW radar, FM-CW Radar, pulse radar, and tracking radar. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 340 Minimum Grade of C and Undergraduate level ECE 351 Minimum Grade of C ECE447 ECE351->ECE447 ECE352->ECE351 ECE352->ECE375 BLS - 3 Breadth Life Science - BLS BICS - 3 Info & Communication in Society BICS TE - 3 Non ECE Tech Elective - CE 240, MATH 321, ME 310, PHYS 303 or any 3 credit hour 400 loevel course in Engineering (non ECE), Math, or Physics TE ECE341 - 0 to 4 Principles of Electro-Mechanical Energy Conversion - Basic electromagnetic concepts; energy-based torque and force and calculations; transformers; induction machines; synchronous machines; and DC machines. Three hours lecture and one laboratory session per week. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 340 Minimum Grade of C ECE341 ECE340->ECE341 ECE340->ECE447 ECE465 - 3 Control Systems Design - Root-locus analysis; frequency-response analysis; design and compensation technique; describing-function analysis of nonlinear control systems; and analysis and design by state-space methods. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 365 Minimum Grade of C ECE465 ECE365->ECE465 ECE466 - 3 Digital Control - Topics include finite difference equations; Z-transforms and state variable representation; analysis and synthesis of linear sampled-data control systems using classical and modern control theory. Same as ME 466. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ME 450 Minimum Grade of C or Undergraduate level ECE 365 Minimum Grade of C ECE466 ECE365->ECE466 ECE375->ECE404 ECE475 - 3 Communication Systems - Digital transmission through band-limited channels; optimum receiver principles; symbol synchronization; channel capacity and coding; Bandpass digital modulation; and case studies of communication systems. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 375 Minimum Grade of C ECE475 ECE375->ECE475 ECE ELECTIVE1 ECE ELECTIVE1 ECE ELECTIVE2 ECE ELECTIVE2 ECE445 - 3 Power Distribution System - Distribution system planning; load characteristics; application of distribution transformers; design of distribution system; voltage-drop and power-loss calculations; voltage regulation; and protection and reliability. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 341 Minimum Grade of C ECE445 ECE341->ECE445 ECE446 - 3 Power System Analysis - Synchronous machines; power transformers; transmission lines; system modeling; load-flow study; economic operation of power systems; symmetrical components; symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults; and power system stability. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline. Prerequisite: Undergraduate level ECE 341 Minimum Grade of C ECE446 ECE341->ECE446 ECE405 ECE405 ECE404->ECE405 PHIL323 - 3 Engineering, Ethics, and Professionalism - Safety, liability, codes, employment relations, public responsibility, and other professional engineering issues are addressed, employing methods of argument analysis, evaluation, and construction. Prerequisite: None PHIL323 ECE ELECTIVE3 ECE ELECTIVE3 ECE ELECTIVE4 ECE ELECTIVE4 IE345 - 3 Engineering Economic Analysis - Introduction to engineering cost and decision analysis. Utilizing principles of economic analysis for choice of engineering alternatives and engineering systems. Requires upper division standing in engineering or consent of instructor. Prerequisite: None IE345 IS - 3 Interdisciplinary Studies IS ECE427 - 3 Knowledge-Based Systems - Engineering-oriented perspective on artificial intelligence (AI) technology. General AI concepts specifically knowledge-based (expert) systems applied to engineering problem-solving. Student must be a declared major in electrical and computer engineering, and have knowledge of one of the familiar computer programming languages (BASIC, C, Fortran or Pascal). Prerequisite: None ECE427 ECE433 - 3 Fuzzy Logic and Applications - Fundamentals of fuzzy sets, basic operations, fuzzy arithmetic, and fuzzy systems. Examples of applications in various fields of engineering and science. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline Prerequisite: None ECE433 ECE441 - 3 Finite Element Analysis and Design of Electrical Machines - Practical design of electrical machines based on finite element analysis. Prerequisite: None ECE441 ECE444 - 3 Power Electronics - Basics of DC/DC and DC/AC conversion, inductors, transformers, switching characteristics of semiconductor devices, elements of electromagnetic compatibility. Prerequisite: None ECE444 ECE467 - 3 Robotics-Dynamics and Control - (Same as ME 454 and MRE 454) Robotics; robot kinematics and inverse kinematics; trajectory planning; differential motion and virtual work principle; and dynamics and control. Student must be a declared major in an engineering discipline and obtain the consent of the instructor. Prerequisite: None ECE467 ECE Core Courses: 40 hours ECE Electives: 12 hours Math/Science: 38 hours Non-ECE Engineering: 12 hours Others: 26 hours Legend ECE Dependency Chart - 2018 tyork - 12Sep2018