Computer Engineering, Minor

All Students Pursuing the Minor Must Complete the Following Courses:

• ECE 71 - Introduction to Computational Programming Units: 4

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• CSCI 40 - Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving Units: 4

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• ECE 72 - Introduction to Electrical and Computer Engineering Tools Units: 2
• ECE 85 - Digital Logic Design Units: 3

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• ECE 90 - Principles of Electrical Circuits Units: 3

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• ECE 91 - Introduction to Electrical Engineering Units: 3

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• ECE 118 - Microprocessor Architecture and Programming Units: 3
• ECE 106 - Switching Theory and Logical Design Units: 3

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• ECE 174 - Advanced Computer Architecture Units: 3

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• ECE 176 - Advanced Digital Logic Design Units: 3

If Short in Total or Exclusive Units, Select From the Following With the Chair’s Approval:

• ECE 85L - Digital Logic Design Laboratory Units: 1
• ECE 90L - Principles of Electrical Circuits Laboratory Units: 1
• ECE 118L - Microcontroller Laboratory Units: 1
• ECE 128 - Electronics I Units: 3
• ECE 128L - Electronics I Laboratory Units: 1
• ECE 141 - Algorithmic Computations Units: 3
• ECE 144 - Embedded Operating Systems Units: 3
• ECE 146 - Computer Networks Units: 3
• ECE 174 - Advanced Computer Architecture Units: 3
• ECE 176 - Advanced Digital Logic Design Units: 3
• ECE 178 - Embedded Systems Units: 4
• CSCI 41 - Introduction to Data Structures Units: 4

Minor Advising Note

1. All course prerequisites are enforced.
2. Courses in minor must be taken for a letter grade.
3. The Computer Engineering Minor requires 2.0 GPA and 9 upper-division units in residence.