Engineering: Electrical and Computer Engineering Concentration-Digital Systems and Analog Circuits Emphasis

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Group majors combining Engineering and another discipline (but not accredited by ABET) may be appropriate for some students (see the chair for more information).

Program Requirements

(26 semester hours)

Technical Cognates

(32 semester hours)

One from:

Humanities courses

(31 semester hours)

IDIS 149 - First Year Seminar
IDIS 150 - Developing a Christian Mind
ENGL 101 - Written Rhetoric
Health and fitness core
HIST 151 - History of the West and the World I OR
HIST 152 - History of the West and the World II
PHIL 153 - Fundamental Questions in Philosophy
REL 121 - Biblical Literature and Theology OR
REL 131 - Christian Theology
ECON 221 - Principles of Microeconomics OR
ECON 151 - Principles of Economics
The arts core
IDIS 102 - Oral Rhetoric for Engineers OR
IDIS 103 - Oral Rhetoric for Engineers OR
CAS 101 - Oral Rhetoric
Cross-cultural engagement
One year of a foreign language (exemption for students with at least 2 years of high school foreign language with a C or better each term)

Concentrations

Students must meet the requirements of at least one of the four concentrations listed below:

Concentration Requirements

(42 semester hours)

ENGR 302 - Engineering Electromagnetics
ENGR 304 - Fundamentals of Digital Systems
ENGR 307 - Electrical Signals and Systems
ENGR 311 - Electronic Devices and Circuits
ENGR 325 - Computer Architecture and Digital Systems Design
ENGR 332 - Analog Circuits and Systems Design
Engineering elective
Engineering senior special topics interim
Advanced mathematics/basic science elective
Advanced mathematics/basic science/technical/engineering elective
CS 112 - Introduction to Data Structures