Electrical Engineering, BSEE

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This is a creative profession where electrical engineers develop systems that control, monitor, and energize industrial equipment, household products, and transportation systems resulting in virtually every product found in the home and industry today.

Degree Requirements

PNW General Education Core (32 Credits Minimum)

English Composition (6 Credits)

Speech Communication (3 Credits)

COM 11400 - Fundamentals of Speech Communication

Quantitative Reasoning (5 Credits)

MA 16300 - Integrated Calculus Analysis Geometry I

Natural Sciences (8 Credits)

Technology (3 Credits)

ENGR 15100 - Software Tools for Engineers

Humanities (3 Credits)

PHIL 32400 - Ethics for the Professions

Social Sciences (3 Credits)

Select from the Social Sciences Core list

First-Year Experience (FYE) (1 Credit)

ENGR 18600 - First Year Seminar for Engineers

Major Core (70 Credits)

Other Required Courses (18 Credits)

Engineering Elective (3 Credits)

Electric and Computer Engineering Elective (9 Credits)

3 courses required:

Technical Elective (3 Credits)

CHM 11600 - General Chemistry
CS 27500 - Data Structures
CS 30900 - Discrete Mathematical Structures
CS 33200 - Algorithms
CS 44200 - Database Systems
MA 31500 - Introduction to Abstract Mathematics
MA 34500 - Coding and Information Theory
MA 34800 - Discrete Mathematics
MA 47200 - Introduction to Applied Mathematics
PHYS 31100 - Quantum Physics I
PHYS 32200 - Intermediate Optics
PHYS 34200 - Modern Physics
STAT 34500 - Statistics
BUSM 33300 - Total Quality Management
BUSM 36300 - Total Quality Techniques
FIN 31000 - Financial Management
MKG 32400 - Marketing Management
any CE, ECE, ME, or MSE course 20000 or above and less than 48900 except CE 20100 (The Industrial Practice courses are not allowed); any CE, ECE, ME, MSE, or Computer Science course 48900 & above with advisor approval.

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