This course meets the General Education requirement for Academic Discourse.
(Formerly Area 1)
Prerequisites: ENG-095 and ESL-098 or RDG-095 or placement
ENR-101Introduction to Engineering/Lab
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Prerequisites: MAT-194 or placement
MAT-281Calculus I
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Prerequisites: MAT-197 or placement
GenEd-CCCCommunity & Cultural Contexts
3
This course meets the General Education requirement for Community & Cultural Contexts.
(Formerly Areas 2 and 3)
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GenEd-CWCreative Work
3
This course meets the General Education requirement for Creative Work.
(Formerly Area 6)
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Total Credits:
Semester 1 Advising Note:
General Education requirements Quantitative Problem Solving and Scientific Reasoning satisfied by program.
This map assumes that a student enters the College ready to enroll in Calculus I (MAT-281).
Students may want to consider completing some courses during the Summer to decrease the number of required credits during the Fall or Spring semester.
Semester 2
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Milestone
GenEd
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ENG-112College Writing II
3
This course meets the General Education requirement for Research Writing.
(Formerly Area 1)
Prerequisite: ENG-111
PHY-251College Physics I/Lab
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Prerequisite: MAT-281
MAT-282Calculus II
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Prerequisite: MAT-281
GenEd-EGeneral Education Elective
3
This course meets the General Education requirement for General Education Elective.
Choose a course from the General Education Scientific Reasoning, Community/Cultural Contexts, Creative Work or Elective Menus.
Elective-2Career Elective
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Choose one course from Career Elective Options:
CHM-201 General Chemistry I/Lab
MAT-291 Linear Algebra
CIT-120 Introduction to Computer Science an Object Orientated Programming
CIT-237 C++ Programming
Total Credits:
Semester 2 Advising Note:
Students may want to consider completing some courses during the Summer to decrease the number of required credits during the Fall or Spring semester.
Students should choose their Career Electives in consultation with an Engineering Advisor, as some transfer schools prefer certain courses.
Begin exploring transfer options: attend a transfer workshop and the College transfer fair.
Semester 3
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GenEd
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ENR-271Circuit Design and Analysis I/Lab
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Offered in Fall only
Prerequisites: MAT-282 and PHY251 and ENR101; Co-requisite: PHY-252
PHY-252College Physics II/Lab
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Pre/Co-requisite: PHY-251
Elective-1Career Elective
4
Choose one course from Career Elective Options:
CHM-201 General Chemistry I/Lab
MAT-291 Linear Algebra
CIT-120 Introduction to Computer Science an Object Orientated Programming
CIT-237 C++ Programming
MAT-283Calculus III
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Prerequisite: MAT-282
Total Credits:
Semester 3 Advising Note:
Continue preparations for transfer: write essays for transfer institution, collect letters of recommendation, apply for transfer.
Complete a pre-graduation check with an advisor in LifeMap
Semester 4
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Milestone
GenEd
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ENR-272Circuit Design and Analysis II/Lab
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Prerequisites: ENR-271; Co-requisite: MAT-285
Elective-1Career Elective
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Choose one course from Career Elective Options:
CHM-201 General Chemistry I/Lab
MAT-291 Linear Algebra
CIT-120 Introduction to Computer Science an Object Orientated Programming
CIT-237 C++ Programming
ENR-275Digital Logic Systems/Lab
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Prerequisites: ENR-271; Co-requisite: MAT-283
MAT-285Differential Equations
4
Milestone courses should be taken in the order shown.
Prerequisite: MAT-282
Total Credits:
Semester 4 Advising Note:
ENR-272 and ENR-275 are currently offered during only the Spring semester.
Apply for graduation.
Last Modified Date: April 22, 2019
Upon Completion of this Concentration Graduates will be able to:
Design and conduct experiments.
Analyze and interpret data.
Apply modern computational tools and lab techniques, along with scientific concepts, to solve engineering problems.
Design systems, components, and processes for solving problems in electrical engineering.
Function as part of an engineering team.
Articulate the professional and ethical responsibilities required of engineers.
Career Outlook
Graduates completing a four-year degree will have a strong electrical engineering foundation and be able to select from a variety of high-demand fields for the balance of their training. Such high-demand fields include nanotechnology, high-tech manufacturing, electronic devices, and robotics.