First-Year Colloquium (3 hours)

• ECEG 1304 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering

University Core (35 hours)

See General Core Requirements . 

Math, Science and Humanities (19 hours after the EIT and Standard Cores are satisfied.)

• Engineering Calculus I 

• Engineering Physics I & Lab 

• General Chemistry 

• Differential Equations 

• Engineering Calculus II 

• Engineering Calculus Ill 
• MATH 2310 - Discrete Mathematics   
• Engineering Physics II & Lab
• Linear Algebra
• PHIL 2321 - Ethics and Society: Professional Applications  

Systems & General Engineering Courses (6 hours)

Select six hours from the following:

• SYEN 3301 - Engineering Economy
• SYEN 3312 - Optimization Methods in Systems Engineering
• SYEN 3316 - Discrete Event Systems Modeling and Simulation
• SYEN 3318 - Decision and Risk Analysis
• SYEN 3320 - Systems Engineering Design and Analysis

Electrical and Computer Engineering (52 hours)

• ECEG 1301 - Introduction to Computer Systems
• SYEN 1302 - C/C++ Programming for Engineers and Scientists
• ECEG 2110 - Computational Engineering Laboratory
• ECEG 2115 - Circuits and Systems Laboratory
• SYEN 3314 - Probability Theory and Random Variables
• ECEG 3130 - Digital Systems Laboratory
• ECEG 3332 - Communication Networks
• ECEG 3334 - Advanced Microprocessor Systems
• ECEG 3336 - Computer Architecture
• ECEG 3350 - Signals and Systems
• ECEG 3351 - Network Analysis
• ECEG 3152 - Analog and Digital Electronics Laboratory
• ECEG 3154 - Digital and Analog Communications Laboratory
• ECEG 3356 - Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
• ECEG 3158 - Power Systems Laboratory
• ECEG 3364 - Introduction to Control Systems Engineering

Senior Capstone Design (4 hours)

• SYEN 4185 - System Engineering Capstone Design I
• SYEN 4386 - Systems Engineering Capstone Design II

Electives (12 hours)

Major Electives: Remaining hours, if any, to reach 128 total hours, 45 hours of upper-level courses (3000-4000 level), or 30 hours in residence must be chosen from upper-level courses from MSEG, SYEN, ETME, CVCE, or ARCE with the approval of an advisor. Students may choose up to three hours of upper-level courses from SVEN, MSEG, BINF, CPSC, ECET, IFAS, IFSC, MATH, PHYS, or TINV. 

128 Total Hours (excluding FYC)

Fundamentals of Engineering Examination

The department recommends that students specializing in mechanical and electrical options take the Fundamentals of Engineering Examination in their senior year. The following set of courses represents the recommended set of preparatory courses for the Fundamentals of Engineering Exam:

• MATH 1451 - Calculus I
• MATH 1452 - Calculus II
• MATH 2453 - Calculus III
• MATH 3312 - Linear Algebra
• MATH 3322 - Introduction to Differential Equations

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• CHEM 1402 - General Chemistry I

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• CHEM 1406 - General Chemistry for Engineers

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• SYEN 3301 - Engineering Economy
• ECEG 1301 - Introduction to Computer Systems
• SYEN 1302 - C/C++ Programming for Engineers and Scientists
• MEEG 1207 - Introduction to Mechanical Engineering

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• ECEG 2315 - Circuits and Systems

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• ECEG 2115 - Circuits and Systems Laboratory

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• SYEN 3301 - Engineering Economy
   
• SYEN 3314 - Probability Theory and Random Variables
• MEEG 2370 - Engineering Statics ¹
• MEEG 3371 - Dynamics I ¹
• SYEN 3372 - Engineering Materials ¹
• MEEG 3378 - Thermodynamics I ¹
• SYEN 4374 - Fluid Mechanics II ¹
• SYEN 3373 - Mechanics of Materials I ¹