Academic Calendar 2005
(New Academic Choices)

Software Engineering is the newest branch of Engineering. The Software Engineering curriculum deals with the components of the software process and the technical skills necessary to apply that process in a systematic, disciplined and quantifiable manner. Students also acquire the management skills needed to lead a team that can engineer software and meet appropriate quality standards within specified cost and time schedules. In addition to a number of specialized topics in software engineering, the program also includes courses on fundamental topics in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science.

Students entering the Software 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, Applied Mathematics 026, Physics 026 and Computer Science 026a/b or Computer Science 036a/b.

Applied Mathematics 276, ECE 238a/b, ECE 239a/b, ES 211F/G, SE 203a/b, SE 204a/b, SE 205a/b, SE 250a/b, SE 251a/b, Computer Science 037a/b, Statistical Sciences 241a/b.

ECE 339a/b, ECE 375a/b, SE 310a/b, SE 311a/b, SE 312a/b, SE 313a/b, SE 314a/b, SE 350y, SE 351a/b, SE 352a/b, SE 353a/b.

SE 410a/b, SE 450, SE 452a/b, SE 453a/b, SE 454a/b, Business Administration 299
Three 0.5 technical electives from the list below.
One 0.5 non-technical elective from the approved list.

ECE 460a/b, ECE 470a/b, ECE 481a/b, ECE 489a/b, SE 411a/b, SE 455a/b, SE 456a/b, SE 466a/b, SE 470a/b, SE 471a/b, SE 472a/b, Computer Science 346a/b, Computer Science 388a/b, Computer Science 442a/b, Computer Science 488a/b.

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