Table 2 Electrical and Computer Engineering Concentrations Select One Concentration Area or No Concentration Completed Concentration will be Appear on Transcript and Diploma The sub-fields of Communications and Signal Processing, Computers and Microelectronics, Control and Power, and Electromagnetics and Photonics are significant areas within the broader field of electrical engineering. This concentration give students the opportunity to specialize by a suitable choice of junior/senior elective courses. The goal is to enhance prospects for employment and/or graduate study. Communications and Signal Processing (14 credits) Required (4 cr each): EE 395 Introduction to Digital Signal Processing (Will add laboratory) EE 496 Introduction to Communications Systems Choose two such that at least one has EE prefix (3 cr each): EE 446 Digital Image Processing C S 477 Digital Game Design C S 478 Computer Security EE 447 Neural Signal Processing C S 483 Introduction to Robotics EE 460 Space System Design, Analysis C S 486 Bioinformatics EE 469 Communications Networks MATH 471 Complex Variables EE 497 Digital Communication Systems I MATH 472 Fourier Series, Boundary Value Prob C S 343 Algorithm Design & Implementation MATH 473 Calculus of Variations, Optimal C S 372 Data Structures and Algorithms (4 cr) MATH 480 Matrix Theory, Appl. Lin. Algebra C S 453 Python Programming I MATH 481 Advanced Linear Algebra C S 475 Artificial Intelligence I MATH 491 Introduction to Real Analysis I C S 476 Computer Graphics I STAT 470 Probability: Theory & Applications Computers and Microelectronics (14 credits) Required (4 cr each): EE 363 Computer Systems Architecture (to be numbered EE 462) EE 480 Introduction to Analog and Digital VLSI Choose two such that at one has EE prefix (3 cr each): C S 371 Software Development (4 cr) EE 425 Introduction to Semiconductor Devices C S 372 Data Structures and Algorithms (4 cr) EE 443 Mobile Application Development C S 453 Python Programming I EE 469 Communications Networks C S 474 Operating Systems I EE 482 Electronics II C S 478 Computer Security EE 485 Analog VLSI Design C S 480 Linux System Administration EE 486 Digital VLSI Design C S 481 Visual Programming CHME 467 Nanoscience and Nanotechnology C S 482 Database Management Systems I C S 343 Algorithm Design & Implementation C S 491 Parallel Programming C S 370 Compilers and Automata Theory (4 cr) Table 2 continues on next page.
Table 2 Electrical and Computer Engineering Concentrations Select One Concentration Area or No Concentration Completed Concentration will be Appear on Transcript and Diploma The sub-fields of Communications and Signal Processing, Computers and Microelectronics, Control and Power, and Electromagnetics and Photonics are significant areas within the broader field of electrical engineering. This concentration give students the opportunity to specialize by a suitable choice of junior/senior elective courses. The goal is to enhance prospects for employment and/or graduate study. Communications and Signal Processing (14 credits) Required (4 cr each): EE 395 Introduction to Digital Signal Processing (Will add laboratory) EE 496 Introduction to Communications Systems Choose two such that at least one has EE prefix (3 cr each): EE 446 Digital Image Processing EE 447 Neural Signal Processing EE 460 Space System Design, Analysis EE 469 Communications Networks EE 497 Digital Communication Systems I C S 343 Algorithm Design & Implementation C S 372 Data Structures and Algorithms (4 cr) C S 453 Python Programming I C S 475 Artificial Intelligence I C S 476 Computer Graphics I C S 477 Digital Game Design C S 478 Computer Security C S 483 Introduction to Robotics C S 486 Bioinformatics MATH 471 Complex Variables MATH 472 Fourier Series, Boundary Value Prob MATH 473 Calculus of Variations, Optimal MATH 480 Matrix Theory, Appl. Lin. Algebra MATH 481 Advanced Linear Algebra MATH 491 Introduction to Real Analysis I STAT 470 Probability: Theory & Applications Computers and Microelectronics (14 credits) Required (4 cr each): EE 363 Computer Systems Architecture (to be numbered EE 462) EE 480 Introduction to Analog and Digital VLSI Choose two such that at one has EE prefix (3 cr each): EE 425 Introduction to Semiconductor Devices EE 443 Mobile Application Development EE 469 Communications Networks EE 482 Electronics II EE 485 Analog VLSI Design EE 486 Digital VLSI Design CHME 467 Nanoscience and Nanotechnology C S 343 Algorithm Design & Implementation C S 370 Compilers and Automata Theory (4 cr) C S 371 Software Development (4 cr) C S 372 Data Structures and Algorithms (4 cr) C S 453 Python Programming I C S 474 Operating Systems I C S 478 Computer Security C S 480 Linux System Administration C S 481 Visual Programming C S 482 Database Management Systems I C S 491 Parallel Programming Table 2 continues on next page.
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