B.S. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Electrical Engineering Department Office
Engineering East Bldg. (20), Room 200
(805) 756-2781

Courses are displayed by Major, Support and General Education and Breadth.

Units

MAJOR COURSES

EE 110 Orientation

1

EE 112 Electric Circuit Analysis I

2

EE 208, 248 Electronic Devices and Lab

3,1

EE 211, 241 Electric Circuit Analysis and Lab II

3,1

EE 212, 242 Electric Circuit Analysis and Lab III

3,1

EE 219, 259 Logic and Switching Circuits and Lab

3,1

EE 301, 341 Linear Systems Analysis and Lab

3,1

EE 302, 342 Linear Control Systems and Lab

3,1

EE 304 Random Signals and Noise

3

EE 307, 347 Digital Integrated Electronics and Lab

3,1

EE 308, 348 Electronic Circuits and Lab

3,1

EE 309, 349 Integrated Electronic Circuits and Lab

3,1

EE 319, 359 Digital System Design and Lab

3,1

EE 325, 365 Energy Conversion Electromag, Lab

3,1

EE 328 Discrete Time Systems

3

EE 334 Electromagnetic Fields I

3

EE 460 Senior Seminar

1

EE 461 Senior Project

3

EE 462 Senior Project

2

PHYS 133 General Physics

4

Electronic or Power restricted technical electives
Select one block of courses, either EL or EE.

10

Electronic (EL) Block

EE 313, 353 Signal Transmission and Lab (3,1)

EE 401 Electromagnetic Fields II (3)

EE 414 Intro. to Communication Systems (3)

Power (EE) Block

EE 303 Power Transmission (3)

EE 406 Power System Analysis I (4)

ME 341 Fluid Mechanics (3)

Adviser approved technical electives
Select a minimum of 2 senior design laboratories and 2 senior design lectures with approval by major adviser.

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SUPPORT COURSES
* = Satisfies GE&B requirements.

BIO 220 Physiology and Biological Adaptation or BACT 221 General Bacteriology (B.1.b., E.2.)*


4

CHEM 124 General Chemistry (B.1.a.)*

4

CHEM 125 General Chemistry

4

CSC 204 C and UNIX (F.1.)*

3

IME 157 Electronic Manufacturing

3

MATE 210 Materials Engineering

3

MATH 141 Calculus I (B.2.)*

4

MATH 142 Calculus II (B.2.)*

4

MATH 143 Calculus III

4

MATH 241 Calculus IV

4

MATH 242 Differential Equations

4

MATH 317 Topics in Engineering Math.

4

ME 211 Engineering Statics

3

ME 212 Engineering Dynamics

3

ME 302 Thermodynamics

3

PHYS 131 General Physics (B.1.a.)*

4

PHYS 132 General Physics

4

PHYS 211 Modern Physics

4

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GENERAL EDUCATION AND BREADTH

For selection of GEB electives, see current Catalog or Class Schedule.
At least 9 units must be 300-400 level.

Area A:

14

ENGL 114 (A1)

ENGL 125/PHIL 125/SPC 125 (A2)

SPC 201/SPC 202 (A3)

ENGL 215 or ENGL 218 (A4)

Area B:

0

A minimum of 18 units is required; 18 of the units are in Support

Physical sciences (B.1.a.)* see Support Courses

Life sciences (B.1.b.)* see Support Courses

Mathematics/statistics (B2)* see Support courses

Area C:

18

PHIL 230 or PHIL 231 (C1)

Critical reading electives (C1) (C1)

Fine and performing arts elective (C2)

Literature, philosophy, arts elective (300-400) (C3)

Arts and humanities elective (Area C)

Area D:

18

HIST 202 (USCP) or HIST 204 (D1)

POLS 210 (D1)

HIST 315 (D2)

ECON 201/211/222 (D3)

Social institutions elective (100-200) (D4a)

Social institutions elective (300-400) (D4b)

Area E:

3

A minimum of 5 units is required; 2 of the units are in Support

PSY 201/PSY 202 (E1)

Self development (E2)* see Support Courses

Area F:

0

A minimum of 2 units is required; 2 of the units are in Support

Computer literacy (F1)* see Support Courses

Total GEB
A minimum of 75 units is required; 22 units are in Support

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ELECTIVES

 

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08/25/97