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    The document outlines the typical course schedule and requirements for a Communications Engineering degree program across four years of study. In the first year, students take introductory math and science courses as well as programming. In the second year, core engineering courses are introduced in signals and systems, electronics, programming, and computer organization. The third year covers more advanced topics in signals and systems, software development, and communication theory. In the final year, students focus on communication engineering electives, a capstone project, and professional practice.

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    COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING Last modified: 06/16/2021

    catalog year: 202130

    FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR FOURTH YEAR


    FALL WINTER FALL WINTER FALL WINTER FALL WINTER
    4th

    MATH 1005 MATH 2004 SYSC 3310


    MATH 1004 MATH 1104 Differ ential SYSC 3503 SYSC 4907 / ELEC 4907
    Multivariable Introduction to
    Calculus for Linear Algebra for Equations & Communication Engineering Project (note b)
    Calculus for Real-Time Systems
    Eng. Students Eng. Students Infinite Series for
    Eng. Students (note a)
    Theory II (1.0 credit)
    Eng. Students

    Elective CHEM 1101 2nd 2nd 2nd


    Basic Science Chemistry for
    Elective Eng. Students SYSC 2006 SYSC 2004 SYSC 3500 SYSC 4502 SYSC 4405 SYSC 4607
    Foundation
    O.O. Software Communication Digital Signal Wireless
    of Imperative Signals & Systems
    Development Software Pr ocessing Communication
    Programming

    *”2nd", "3rd" or "4th" designation above a course defines 2nd, 3rd or 4th year status as a prerequisite
    Elective PHYS 1004
    Introductory
    Complementary
    Electromagnetism
    Studies Elective
    & Wave Motion

    *dashed arrow indicates concurrent prerequisite, dashed box indicates zero credit course
    2nd 2nd 3rd 4th

    SYSC 2310 SYSC 2320 SYSC 4602 SYSC 4604 SYSC 4700
    Computer SYSC 4504 Digital
    ECOR 1041 ECOR 1045 Introduction to Computer Telecomm.
    Organization & Web Development Communication
    Computation & Prog. Statics Digital Systems Communications Engineering
    Ar chitecture Theory
    Weeks 1-6

    (0.25 credit) (0.25 credit)

    ECOR 1043 ECOR 1047


    Circuits Visual Comm.
    (0.25 credit) (0.25 credit) 2nd 2nd 4th 4th

    SYSC 2510 ELEC 3909 SYSC 4701 ECOR 4995


    ELEC 2501 Probability, ELEC 3509 Professional
    ECOR 1042 ECOR 1046 Electromagnetic Communications
    Circuits & Signals Statistics & Random Electronics II Pr actice
    Data Management Mechanics Waves Systems Laboratory
    Pr ocesses (note d)
    Weeks 7-12

    (0.25 credit) (0.25 credit)

    ECOR 1044 ECOR 1048


    Mechatronics Dynamics
    2nd 2nd 3rd 4th
    (0.25 credit) (0.25 credit)
    CCDP 2100 ECOR 2050 ECOR 3800 SYSC 4810 Elective
    Communication ELEC 2507 Design & Analysis Introduction to
    Engineering Complementary
    ECOR 1055 ECOR 1056 Skills for Electronics I of Engineer ing Network & Software
    Economics Studies Elective
    Introduction to Introduction to Eng. Students Experiments Security
    Engineering Engineering
    Disciplines I Disciplines II
    (0.0 credit) (0.0 credit)

    2nd year status requires completion of: (i) all ECOR 1040
    ECOR 1057 series of courses with a minimum grade of C- (C minus), ECOR 2995
    Engineering and (ii) all ECOR 1050 series of courses with SAT grade, Engineering
    Elective Elective
    Profession Engineering Elective Engineering Elective
    and (iii) MATH 1004, MATH 1104, CHEM 1101 and Portfolio
    (note c) (note c)
    (0.0 credit) PHYS 1004 with minimum grade of D- (D minus). (0.0 credit)

    Engineering Common Core Mech. & Aerospace Engineering Electronics Notes:


    (a) Requires C- (C minus) grade or better in SYSC 2006.
    (b) Register in S YSC 4907 if your advisor is in SCE. Register in ELEC 4907 if your advisor is in D OE. Students must complete all first and second
    year courses, as well as 3.5 credits of third year courses (with the exception of Complementary Studies Electiv e) to enroll i n Engineering Project.
    Arts and Social Sciences Civil & Environmental Engineering Mathematics & Statistics (c) SYSC 2010 or Elec tronics (ELEC) or Sy stems and Computer ( SYSC) course at the 3000- or 4000-lev el (may include 1.0 c redit in SYSC at the
    5000-lev el).
    Science (Physics, Chemistry, etc) Systems & Computer Engineering Electives (d) ECOR 4995 can be taken in F all or W inter term, if elective options allow for it.

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