Academic Calendar 2004
(New Academic Choices)

The Computer Engineering curriculum deals with the design of hardware elements and building of computer systems of various levels of complexity. The Computer Engineering program includes courses in digital logic, VLSI, microelectronics, control systems and signal processing, as well as a number of courses devoted to the software tools required for control and operation of computer hardware.

Students entering the Computer Engineering program must have completed the common first year curriculum of Engineering with at least 60% YWA and passing grades in Applied Mathematics 025a/b, Physics 026 and a minimum of 60% in both Computer Science 026a/b or Computer Science 036a/b and in Applied Mathematics 026. In order to remain in the Computer Engineering Program, students must also obtain at least 60% in Computer Science 037a/b to be taken in the second year.

Applied Mathematics 276, Computer Science 037a/b, ECE 205a/b, ECE 231a/b, ECE 233a/b, ECE 235a/b, ECE 236a/b, ECE 240a, ECE 241b, ES 211F/G, MME 234a/b

Applied Mathematics 376a/b, ECE 330a/b, ECE 331a/b, ECE 339a/b, ECE 349a/b, ECE 375a/b, SE 312a/b, SE 314a/b, Computer Science 210a/b, Computer Science 211a/b, Statistical Sciences 241a/b, One Non-technical Elective half course from the approved list.

ECE 416, ECE 434a/b, ECE 460a/b, ECE 470a/b, ECE 480a/b, ECE 489a/b, ES 498F/G, Business Administration 299, Two Technical Elective half courses from the list below.

ECE 370a/b, ECE 429a/b, ECE 430a/b, ECE 431a/b, ECE 433a/b, ECE 437a/b, ECE 445a/b, ECE 455a/b, ECE 468a/b, ECE 469a/b, ECE 481a/b, MME 452a/b, MME 473a/b, MME 487a/b, SE 410a/b, SE 411a/b, SE 472a/b.

Maximum of one Computer Science half-course from the following:

Computer Science 305a/b, 307a/b/y, 319a/b, 340a/b, 342a/b, 346a/b.

Some technical electives may not be offered in a given academic year.