Computer Science & Computer Engineering

CS / Computer Engineering Dual Degree Program (PDF)

Curriculum Content

General Education - 41 Credits
COMM-101	Written and Oral Communication I
COMM-301	Written and Oral Communication II
ECON-201	Economic Principles
HUMN-201	Introduction to Humanities
LS-489	Senior Seminar
ORTN-101	Learning, Success, and Teamwork
SSCI-201	Introduction to Social Science
	Advanced Humanities Elective
	Advanced Social Science Elective
	Liberal Studies Elective
	Liberal Studies Elective

Basic Science - 16 Credits
PHYS-114/115	Newtonian Mechanics (w/Lab)
PHYS-224/225	Electricity & Magnetism (w/Lab)
	Basic Science Elective *
	Basic Science Elective *

Mathematics - 20 Credits
MATH-101	Calculus I
MATH-102	Calculus II
MATH-203	Multivariate Calculus
MATH-204	Differential Equations / Laplace Transforms
MATH-408	Probability & Statistics

Computer Science - 40 Credits
CS-101	Computing and Algorithms I
CS-102	Computing and Algorithms II
CS-202	Systems Programming Concepts
CS-203	Computing and Algorithms III
CS-211	Discrete Mathematics
CS-300	The Computing Professional
CS-312	Theory of Computation
CS-435	Functional Languages and Parsing
CS-451	Operating Systems
CS-471	Software Engineering

Engineering - 60 Credits
CE-210	Digital Systems I
CE-320	Microcomputers I
CE-420	Microcomputers II
CE-422	Computer Architecture & Organization
CE-426	Real-Time Embedded Computers
CE-480	Computer Networks
CE-490	Senior CE Design Project
ECE-101	MATLAB and C Programming
EE-210/211	Circuits I
EE-320/321	Electronics I
IME-100	Interdisciplinary Design & Manufacturing
	Computer Engineering Elective **
	Computer Engineering Elective **
	Electrical Engineering Elective ***
	Engineering Elective ****

Free Electives - 8 Credits *****

Thesis - 4 Credits

Total CS/CE Dual Degree - 189 Credits Minimum

***** Any course with a BIOL, CHEM, or PHYS prefix, except CHEM-171 and PHYS-235. *** Any course with a CE prefix. *** Any course with an EE prefix, except EE-212 and EE-322. ***** Any course with an EE, CE, MECH, IME or CHME prefix, except EE-212 and EE-322. ***** Students choosing not to complete the free electives may receive a dual major in computer science and computer engineering, rather than a dual degree.