Electrical Engineering Block Option
Electrical engineering is the discipline responsible for the design and development of all electrical and electronics products including radio and television transmitters and receivers, computers, telephone networks and switching systems, and electric power and distribution systems. It also includes the design of semiconductor integrated circuits (chips), instrumentation systems such as hospital patient monitoring systems, and automated control systems for mechanical devices such as automobile engines.
The ERB faculty advisor recommends that ERB majors with an EE block option take the following set of courses. Students may also create their own course sets based on those listed on the degree plan; however, this course set have been designed to have the fewest number of prerequisites and the best grouping of applicable coursework.
Three Electrical Engineering Block Options:
Set #1 General Electrical Engineering
EE 306
Introduction to Computing
Prerequisite: credit or registration for M408C or 408K.
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EE 312
Introduction to Programming
Prerequisite: EE 306 with a grade of at least 'C' |
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EE 331
Electrical Circuits, Electronics, and Machinery
Prerequisites: M 408D, PHY 303L & 103N with a grade
of at least 'C' in each |
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EE 339
Solid State
Electronic Devices
Prerequisites: M 427K, PHY 303L & 103N
with a grade of at least 'C' in each
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*NOTE:
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Prerequisites
can change from semester to semester. Always check the current
course schedule for prerequisites.
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Set #2 Electronics and Circuit Design
EE 306
Introduction to Computing
Prerequisite: credit or registration for M408C or 408K. |
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EE 331
Electrical Circuits, Electronics, and Machinery
Prerequisites: M 408D, PHY 303L & 103N with a grade
of at least 'C' in each |
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EE 438
Electronic Circuits
I
Prerequisite: credit or registration
for EE 313
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EE 313
Linear Systems & Signals
Prerequisites: EE 331 and
M 427K both with a grade of at least 'C'
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*NOTE:
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Prerequisites can change from semester to semester. Always check the
current course schedule for prerequisites.
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Set #3 Telecommunications
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EE 331
Electrical Circuits, Electronics, and Machinery
Prerequisites: M 408D, PHY 303L & 103N with a grade
of at least 'C' in each |
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EE 313
Linear Systems & Signals
Prerequisites: EE 331 and
M 427K both with a grade of at least 'C'
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EE 351K
Probability &
Random Processes
Prerequisite: EE 313 with a grade of
at least 'C' |
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EE 372N
Telecommunication Network
Prerequisite: EE 351K with a grade of at
least 'C' |
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EE 360K
Introduction to Digital Communications
Prerequisite: EE 351K with a grade
of at least 'C' |
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*NOTE:
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Prerequisites can change from semester to semester. Always check the
current course schedule for prerequisites.
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