Name: Key: Done In Progress Possible based on prerequisites 208-209 Computer Engineering Curriculum This chart was prepared by Freshman Engineering using the 208-209 catalog. It is designed to assist in advising and course selection; refer to the student's catalog requirement year for official requirements and to the student's degree audit for official progress. FEP Math 0 Fundamentals of Algebra Prerequisite: Entrance requirements. FEP Math 20 College Algebra Prerequisite: By placement examination. 5 Prerequisites FEP Math 0 College Algebra Prerequisite: By placement examination. FEP Math 60 Trigonometry Prerequisite: Math 20 or 0 with a grade of "C" or better; or by placement exam. 2 FEP Chem 00 Introduction to Laboratory Safety & Hazardous Materials FEP Fr Eng 00 Study & Careers in Engineering FEP Math 2 Calculus for Engineers I Prerequisites: A grade of "C" or better in both Math 60 and Math 20 or Math 0; or by placement exam. FEP Chem 0 General Chemistry I Prerequisite: Entrance requirements. Semester FEP Chem 9 General Chemistry Laboratory Prerequisite: Preceded or accompanied by both Chem 0 and Chem 00. FEP - History History/Pol Sci. History 200 Modern Western Civilization 2. History 00 American History to 877. History 0 American History Since 877. Pol Sci 200 American Government FEP Requirement- English English 20 Exposition and Argumentation 6
FEP Mech Eng 720 Introduction to Engineering Design FEP Math 25 Calculus for Engineers II Prerequisites: Math 60 and either Math 208 or Math 2 both with a grade of "C" or better; or by placement exam. Semester 2 FEP Physics. Physics 5 Engineering Physics I or 2. Physics General Physics and 2a. Physics 9 General Physics Laboratory FEP - Econ Econ. Econ 00 Principles of Microeconomics 2. Econ 200 Principles of Macroeconomics. Prerequisite: Math 208 or 2. 2. Prerequisite: Preceded by Math 208 or Math 2. 2a. Prerequisite: Preceded or accompanied by either Physics or Physics 5. All electives must be approved by the student's advisor. Students must comply with the general education requirements with respect to selection and depth of study. These requirements are specified in the current catalog. Prerequisites vary. Elec Eng 200 Circuits I Prerequisites: Math 25 (or 22) with a grade of "C" or better. Students should enroll in Elec Eng 200 and Elec Eng 20 simultaneously. Elec Eng 20 Circuits Analysis Laboratory I Prerequisite: Preceded or accompanied by Elec Eng 200. A student who drops Elec Eng 200 must also drop Elec Eng 20. 7 Semester Math 2222 Calculus with Analytic Geometry III Prerequisites: Math 25 or Math 22 with a grade of "C" or better. Comp Sci 570 Introduction to Programming Prerequisite: Accompanied by Comp Sci 580. Comp Sci 580 Introduction to Programming Laboratory Prerequisite: Accompanied by Comp Sci 570. Physics 25. Physics 25 Engineering Physics II or 2. Physics 2 General Physics II and 2a. Physics 29 General Physics Laboratory. Prerequisites: Physics 5 or Physics, Math 22 or Math 25. 2. Prerequisites: Preceded by Physics or Physics 5 and preceded or accompanied by Math 22 or Math 25. 2a. Prerequisite: Preceded or accompanied by either Physics 2 or Physics 25. 6
Comp Eng 220 Introduction to Digital Logic Prerequisite: Sophomore standing. Comp Eng 22 is also a co-requisite for Comp Eng and Elec Eng majors. Comp Eng 22 Computer Engineering Laboratory Prerequisite: Preceded or accompanied by Comp Eng 220. Semester Elec Eng 220 Circuits II Prerequisites: Elec Eng 200 and Math 2222 each with grade of "C" or better; passing the Elec Eng Advancement Exam I. Math 0 Elementary Differential Equations Prerequisite: Math 2222 with a grade of "C" or better. Comp Sci 575 Data Structures Prerequisite: Grade of "C" or better in Comp Sci 570. Comp Sci 200 Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science Prerequisite: A grade of "C" or better in both Comp Sci 570 and Math 20, Math 0, Math 208, and Math 2. Comp Eng 0 Computer Organization and Design Prerequisites: COMP ENG 220; preceded or accompanied by COMP ENG 50. 6 Comp Eng 50 Introduction to Microcontrollers and Embedded System Design Prerequisites: COMP ENG 220 and COMP SCI 570 (or programming equivalent) each with grade of "C" or better. Comp Eng 5 Digital Engineering Lab II Prerequisites: Comp Eng 220, Comp Eng 22, and Comp Sci 570 (or programming equivalent) each with grade of "C" or better. Preceded or accompanied by Comp Eng 50. Semester 5 Elec Eng 2200 Introduction to Electronic Devices Prerequisites: Elec Eng 200, Elec Eng 20, and Physics 25 each with grade of "C" or better; passing the Elec Eng Advancement Exam I. Students should enroll in Elec Eng 2200 and Elec Eng 220 simultaneously. Elec Eng 220 Electronic Devices Laboratory Prerequisites: Elec Eng 200, Elec Eng 20, and Physics 25 each with grade of "C" or better; passing the Elec Eng Advancement Exam I. Preceded or accompanied by Elec Eng 2200. Advanced Math/Stat Students must take the following courses: MATH 08, MATH 09, MATH 502, MATH 560, MATH 505, MATH 506, MATH 507, MATH 508, MATH 209, MATH 2, MATH 525, MATH 5222, MATH 525, MATH 50, MATH 577, MATH 55, MATH 55, MATH 096, MATH 58, MATH 5585, STAT 56, STAT 56, STAT 55. Prerequisites vary. - Communications. SP&M S 85 Principles of Speech 2. Mil Army 250 and 500 or Mil Air 0 and 20.. Prerequisite: Entrance requirements. 2. See catalog. 7
Comp Eng A Comp Eng A must be a 000 or 5000-level Comp Eng, Elec Eng, or Comp Sci course with at least a -hour lecture component. This normally includes all Comp Eng and Elec Eng 000 or 5000-level courses except Comp Eng or Elec Eng 000, 099, 096, and 097 or Comp Sci 5000, 00, 5600, and 099. Prerequisites vary. Elec Eng 0 Digital Signal Processing Prerequisites: ELEC ENG 220 with a grade of "C" or better; passing the ELEC ENG Advancement Exam II. Semester 6 Comp Sci. Comp Sci 800 Introduction to Operation Systems 2. Comp Sci 2500 Algorithms. Prerequisites: A "C" or better grade in all of Comp Sci 50 or 575, Comp Sci 200, and Comp Eng 50. 2. Prerequisite: A "C" or better grade in both Comp Sci 200 and Comp Sci 50 or 575; preceded by "C" or better grade in either Math 208 or Math 2, or accompanied by either Math 208 or Math 2. Statistics Stat. Stat 7 Introduction to Probability and Statistics 2. Stat 5 Engineering Statistics. Stat 56 Probability And Statistics. Prerequisite: Math 2222 with a grade of "C" or better. 2. Prerequisite: Math 25 or 22 with a grade of "C" or better.. Prerequisite: Math 2222. - Communications English. English 560 Technical Writing 2. English 60 Writing And Research. Prerequisites: English 20 and secondsemester junior standing. 2. Prerequisite: English 20. 5
Techncial. Comp Eng 50 Introduction to Computer Communication Networks 2. Comp Sci 5600 Computer Networks. Prerequisites: Comp Eng 50 or computer hardware competency and Stat 7 or Stat 5 or Stat 56 or equivalent. 2. Prerequisite: A "C" or better grade in Comp Sci 800. Comp Eng C Comp Eng s C, D, and E must be 000, 000 or 5000-level courses from an approved list of science, mathematics, and engineering courses. In particular, this list includes all 000, 000 or 5000-level Comp Eng, Elec Eng and Comp Sci courses except required courses in Comp Eng, Elec Eng, and Comp Sci and except Comp Eng 096 and 097, Elec Eng 2800, 002, 00, 096, and 097, and Comp Sci 2002 and 600/5600). Comp Eng s C, D, and E must include at least six hours of engineering or computer science courses. Prerequisites vary. Semester 7 COMP ENG s C, D, and E cannot include more than three hours of COMP ENG 000, COMP ENG 099, ELEC ENG 000, or ELEC ENG 099. Comp Eng 096 Computer Engineering Senior Project I Prerequisites: Comp Eng 220, either Econ 00 or Econ 200, either English 560 or English 60, Comp Eng 50, Comp Eng 5, Comp Eng 0, and Elec Eng 2200. Course chosen from Requirements for Humanities and Social Sciences Courses for Engineering Degrees at ugs.mst.edu. Prerequisites vary. Engineering Science Students must take MECH ENG 20, MECH ENG 259, MECH ENG 2527, PHYSICS 2, PHYSICS 20, CHEM 220, BIO SCI 22, or BIO SCI 222. The following pairs of course are substitutions for any single course: CIV ENG 2200 and MECH ENG 250, PHYSICS 205 and PHYSICS, PHYSICS 205 and CER ENG 20, or PHYSICS 205 and NUC ENG 205. Prerequisites vary. Comp Eng B Comp Eng B must be a 000 or 5000 level COMP ENG course with at least a -hour lecture component, excluding COMP ENG 096 and COMP ENG 097. Prerequisites vary. 6
Comp Eng D Comp Eng s C, D, and E must be 000, 000 or 5000-level courses from an approved list of science, mathematics, and engineering courses. In particular, this list includes all 000, 000 or 5000-level Comp Eng, Elec Eng and Comp Sci courses except required courses in Comp Eng, Elec Eng, and Comp Sci and except Comp Eng 096 and 097, Elec Eng 2800, 002, 00, 096, and 097, and Comp Sci 2002 and 600/5600). Comp Eng s C, D, and E must include at least six hours of engineering or computer science courses. Prerequisites vary. Semester 8 Comp Eng E - Upper Level COMP ENG s C, D, and E cannot include more than three hours of COMP ENG 000, COMP ENG 099, ELEC ENG 000, or ELEC ENG 099. Comp Eng s C, D, and E must be 000, 000 or 5000-level courses from an approved list of science, mathematics, and engineering courses. In particular, this list includes all 000, 000 or 5000-level Comp Eng, Elec Eng and Comp Sci courses except required courses in Comp Eng, Elec Eng, and Comp Sci and except Comp Eng 096 and 097, Elec Eng 2800, 002, 00, 096, and 097, and Comp Sci 2002 and 600/5600). Comp Eng s C, D, and E must include at least six hours of engineering or computer science courses. COMP ENG s C, D, and E cannot include more than three hours of COMP ENG 000, COMP ENG 099, ELEC ENG 000, or ELEC ENG 099. Prerequisites vary. Comp Eng 097 Computer Engineering Senior Project II Prerequisites: Comp Eng 096 with a grade of "C" or better, Stat 7 or Stat 5 or Stat 56, and Sp&M S 85. Course chosen from Requirements for Humanities and Prerequisites vary. Social Sciences Courses for Engineering Degrees at ugs.mst.edu., at the 2000-level or above which requires as a prerequisite the successful completion of a lower level humanities or social sciences course. Foreign language courses numbered 80 will be considered to satisfy this requirement. Students may receive humanities credit for foreign language courses in their native tongue only if the course is at the 000 level. Free Students are required to take at least three credit hours. Elec Eng 2800 level, ELEC ENG 096, ELEC ENG 097, COMP ENG 096 and COMP ENG 097 may not be used for free electives. No more than one credit hour of COMP ENG 002 or ELEC ENG 002 may be applied to the BS degree for free electives. Prerequisites vary. 5 Total = 28