Senior Sequences

This page shows senior sequences for 2011 and earlier curricula. Focus Areas for the 2012 EE curriculum are on a different page.

The courses that constitute the approved Senior Sequences for the Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering degree are listed below.

EE electives are listed on a separate web page.

Circuits and Signal Processing Area

  • Option 1
    • ECE 4020 Digital Signal Processing
    • *ECE 4030 Analog Signal Processing (course deleted)
  • Option 2
    • *ECE 4030 Analog Signal Processing (course deleted)
    • *ECE 4310 Analog VLSI Design (course deleted)

Digital Systems and Computer Engineering Area

  • ECE 4110 Digital System Design
  • ECE 4120 Fundamentals of Computer Design

Control Systems Area

  • Option 1
    • ECE 4210 Control System Design I
    • *ECE 4220 Control System Design II
  • Option 2
    • ECE 4210 Control System Design I
    • ECE 4230 Computer-based Measurement and Control Systems

Physical Phenomena Area

Any two courses from the following list:

  • ECE 4510 Electromagnetic Fields II
  • ECE 4520 Optoelectronic Engineering
  • *ECE 4570 Introduction to Gaseous Electronics
  • ECE 4950 Introduction to MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS)

Power Systems Area

  • Option 1
    • ECE 4610 Power System Analysis
    • ECE 4620 Power System Operation and Control
  • Option 2
    • ECE 4610 Power System Analysis
    • ECE 4630 Power Electronics

Telecommunications Area

  • ECE 4710 Principles of Telecommunications
  • ECE 4720 Telecommunication System Design

Senior Project Courses
Special courses are occasionally offered for those students interested in participating in research and design projects. These typically are ECE 4930 (Research and Design) and ECE 4990 (Special Problems) such as the Device Design course. Such project courses may be used to satisfy no more than one of the senior ECE course requirements.

Note
It is anticipated that the courses marked with stars (*) will not be taught in the next one or two years (as of Dec. 2008).

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