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    Curriculum For B.S. Degree in Electrical Engineering: General Education (21 Units)

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    The document outlines the curriculum requirements for a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering at California State University, Los Angeles. It details the general education, lower division major, and upper division major requirements, including specific courses in areas such as mathematics, physics, engineering, and electrical engineering. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in both theoretical and applied electrical engineering principles and practices through a combination of 122 required course units.

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    Curriculum for B.S.

    Degree in Electrical Engineering (122 units)


    CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LOS ANGELES
    (Effective Fall 2016 Semester Term) revised 9/12/2016

    General Education (21 units)


    Lower Division General Education Requirements (21 units)
    Oral Communication (3)
    Written Communication (3)
    United States History (3) *
    United States Constitution and State/Local Government (3)
    BLOCK C − Humanities Select 1 course in C1 (3) *
    BLOCK D – Social Sciences Select 1 course (3) *
    BLOCK E – Life Long Learning First-time freshmen need to take ENGR 1500 Introduction to Engineering and
    Technology (3); Transfer students without equivalent credit need to select 1 course
    (3) in Block E
    Upper Division General Education Requirements (0 units)
    University Requirement
    WPE Writing proficiency exam (prior to completing 90 semester units)
    Lower Division Major Requirements (42 units)
    CHEM 1040 General Chemistry for Engineers (4) Prerequisites: Must be Engineering major and have a score of 50 or
    more on (or exempt from) ELM or MATH 0930 with min C grade
    EE 2040 Circuit Analysis (3) Co-requisite: MATH 2120, PHYS 2200
    EE 2049 Co-requisite. Math 2120, Phys
    Electrical Measurements and2200
    Circuits Laboratory (1) Prerequisites: EE 2040
    EE 2440 Digital Engineering (3) Prerequisites: College Algebra
    EE 2449 Digital Logic Laboratory (1) Co-requisites: EE 2440
    EE 2450 Embedded System Programming I (3) Prerequisites: ENGR 1500, Co-req: MATH 1040
    Calculus I (4) Prerequisites: MATH 1040 with a minimum C grade, or MATH 1081 and MATH 1083 both
    MATH 2110 with a minimum C grade, or satisfactory score on placement examination; students with a grade of less than B- in
    either MATH 1040, or in one of MATH 1081 or MATH 1083 must enroll concurrently in MATH 2111

    MATH 2120 Calculus II (4) Prerequisites: MATH 2110 with a minimum C grade; students with a grade of less than B- in
    MATH 2110 must enroll concurrently in MATH 2121.

    MATH 2130 Calculus III(3) Prerequisites: MATH 2120 with a minimum C grade; students with a grade of less than B- in
    MATH 2120 must enroll concurrently in MATH 2131
    MATH 2150 Differential Equations (3) Prerequisites: MATH 2130
    PHYS 2100 General Physics I, Mechanics and Thermodynamics (5) Prerequisites: High School Physics or
    equivalent, or permission of the dept. MATH 2110 or equivalent (may be taken concurrently)

    PHYS 2200 General Physics II, Electromagnetism and Optics (5) Prerequisites: PHYS 2100; Pre-req or Co-req:
    MATH 2120
    ENGL 2030 Introduction to Technical Writing (3) Prerequisites: ENGL 1010 or equivalent
    Upper Division Major Requirements (39 units)
    EE/ME 3000 Economics for Engineers (3) Prerequisites: Junior or Senior Standing
    EE/ME 3010 Ethics and Professionalism in Engineering (3) Prerequisites: Junior or Senior Standing
    EE 3020 Signals and Systems (3) Prerequisites: EE 2040, Co-req: MATH 2150
    EE 3040 Probability and Random Processes (3) Co-requisites: MATH 2130
    EE 3050 Electric and Magnetic Fields (3) Prerequisites: EE 2040
    EE 3200 Analog Communication Systems (3) Prerequisites: EE 3020
    EE 3300 Electric Machines (3) Prerequisites: EE 2040
    EE 3450 Embedded Systems Programming II (3) Prerequisites: EE 2450, EE 2449
    EE 3600 Control Systems Theory I (3) Prerequisites: EE 3020
    EE 3700 Electronics (3) Prerequisites: EE 2040
    *
    Students need to select the US History, C1, and D courses to fulfill the requirement of one race/ethnicity (re) and one diversity (d) course, or two re courses.
    EE 3810 Sensors, Data Acquisition, & Instrumentation w/ App. in Biomedical Engr. (3)
    Prerequisites: EE 2049; Co-req: EE 2440
    EE 4961 Senior Design I (3) Prerequisites: WPE; Completion of blocks A and B4, an additional course from block B, and at
    least one course each from blocks C and D;EE3020;EE3450;EE3600;EE3810;EE3000;EE3010.
    EE 4962 Senior Design II (3) Prerequisites: EE 4961 with grade of C or higher
    Upper Division Technical Electives (20 units)
    Select 6 lecture courses from the following.
    Lecture Electives (18 units): Select 3 lecture and 1 lab courses in one specialty with advisor’s approval.
    EE 3710 Electronics II (3) Prerequisites: EE 3700
    EE 3720 Digital Electronics (3) Prerequisites: EE 2440, EE 3700
    EE 3801 Introduction to Biomedical Engineering (3) Prerequisites: MATH 2120, PHYS 2100, BIOL 2020
    EE 4130 Systems Engineering (3) Prerequisites: EE 3600
    EE 4200 Digital Communication Systems (3) Prerequisites: EE 3200, EE 3040
    EE 4210 Coding for Communications (3) Prerequisites: EE 3200
    EE 4220 Digital Signal Processing (3) Prerequisites: EE 3200
    EE 4230 Antennas (3) Co-requisites: EE 3050
    EE 4240 Fiber Optics (3) Prerequisites: EE 3200
    EE 4250 Digital Image Processing (3) Prerequisites: EE 3200
    EE 4300 Introduction to Power Systems Engineering (3) Prerequisites: EE 3300
    EE 4310 Power Systems Analysis (3) Prerequisites: EE 4300
    EE 4320 Electric Power Distribution (3) Prerequisites: EE 4300
    EE 4330 Power Electronics (3) Prerequisites: EE 3700
    EE 4340 Electromagnetic Energy Conversion (3) Prerequisites: EE 3300
    EE 4400 Data Communications and Networking (3) Prerequisites: EE 3200
    EE 4420 Multimedia Networking (3) Prerequisites: EE 4400, Knowledge of MATLAB
    EE 4440 Computer Organization (3) Prerequisites: EE 3450
    EE 4450 Embedded Architectures (3) Prerequisites: EE 3450
    EE 4480 Advanced Digital Design (3) Prerequisites: EE 2449, EE 3450
    EE 4490 Introduction to Computer Systems (3) (Service course for CS, NOT part of BSEE Program)
    EE 4600 Control Systems II (3) Prerequisites: EE 3600
    EE 4610 Discrete-Time Control Systems (3) Prerequisites: EE 3600
    EE 4620 Modern Control Systems (3) Prerequisites: EE 3600
    EE 4710 Analog Integrated Circuits (3) Prerequisites: EE 3710
    EE 4720 CMOS VLSI Design (3) Prerequisites: EE 3720
    EE 4730 Optoelectronics (3) Prerequisites: EE 3700
    EE 4810 Biomedical Devices (3) Prerequisites: EE 2040, EE 3810
    EE 4820 Biomedical Signal Processing (3) Prerequisites: EE 3020, EE 3810
    Laboratory Electives (2 units):
    EE 3001 Numerical Analysis and Modeling Using MATLAB (1) Prerequisites: EE 2040
    EE 3209 Communications Laboratory (1) Prerequisites: EE 3200
    EE 3309 Electromagnetic Energy Conversion Laboratory (1) Prerequisites: EE 3300, EE 2049
    EE 3709 Electronics Laboratory (1) Co-requisites: EE 3710
    EE 4009 Professional Engineering Practice (1) Prerequisites: Department Permission under the conditions: acceptance
    by the corresponding worksite; junior, senior, or graduate standing; min 2.5 GPA for undergraduates and 3.0 for graduates.
    EE 4229 Digital Signal Processing Laboratory (1) Prerequisites: EE 3020, Co-req: EE 4220
    EE 4689 Control Systems Laboratory (1) Co-requisites: EE 3600
    Additional Courses That May Count Towards Major with Department Approval:
    EE 1540 Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (1-3) Prerequisites: Department Permission
    EE 2540 Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (1-3) Prerequisites: Department Permission
    EE 3540 Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (1-3) Prerequisites: Department Permission
    EE 4540 Special Topics in Electrical Engineering (1-3) Prerequisites: Senior standing in EE, enrollment subject to approval
    of instructor in charge. Permission needed by the EE Department.
    EE 4990 Undergraduate Directed Study (1–3) Prerequisites: Department Permission

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