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Computer Engineering Program of Study

The minimum number of semester credit hours required for this degree is 126, at least 39 of which must be at the upper-division level. At least 42 of the required computer engineering credits must be taken at UTSA. All candidates for this degree must fulfill the Core Curriculum requirements, the General Engineering requirements, and the Computer Engineering requirements, which are listed below.

SEMESTER I
AIS 1203 Academic Inquiry/Scholarship 3
CHE 1103 General Chemistry 3
EE 1322 Intro to Electrical & Computer EGR 2
MAT 1214 Calculus I 4
WRC 1013 Freshman Composition I 3
Semester Total 15

 

SEMESTER II
EE 2511 Logic Design Lab 1
EE 2513 Logic Design 3
CPE or CS 2073  

Intro Computer Program for Engrs

Computer Program w/ EGR App

 3
MAT 1224 Calculus II 4
PHY 1943 Physics for SCI/EGR I 3
PHY 1951 Physics for SCI/EGR I Lab 1
WRC 1023 Freshman Composition II 3
Semester Total 18

 

SEMESTER III
CS 2233 Discrete Mathematical Structures 3
EE 2423 Network Theory 3
EGR 2323 Applied Engineering Analysis I 3
PHY 1963 Physics for SCI/EGR II 3
PHY 1971 Physics for SCI/EGR II Lab 1
CORE* U.S. History: Pre-Columbus to Civil War 3
 
Semester Total 16

 

SEMESTER IV
EE 3313 Electronic Circuits I 3
EE 3423 Mathematics in Signals & Systems 3
EE 3463 Microcomputer Systems I 3
EGR 3323 Applied Engineering Analysis II 3
CORE* U.S. History: Civil War to Present 3
Semester Total 15

 

SEMESTER V
EE 3113 Electrical & Computer Engineering Lab I 3
EE 3223 C++ and Data Structures 3
EE 3323 Electronic Devices 3
EE 3563 Digital Systems Design 3
CORE* Language/Philosophy/Culture 3
Semester Total 15

 

SEMESTER VI
EE 3233 Sys. Programming for Engineers 3
EE 3533 Probability & Stochastic Processes 3
EE 4243 Computer Org. & Architecture 3
POL 1013 Intro to American Politics 3
MAT Math Technical Elective (See catalog) 3
Semester Total 15

 

SEMESTER VII
CPE 4812 Computer Engineering Design I 2
EE 4113 Electrical & Computer Engineering Lab II 3
POL 1133/1213 Political Science 3
Technical Elective 3
Technical Elective 3
CORE* Creative Arts 3
 
Semester Total 17

 

SEMESTER VIII
CPE 4813 Computer Engineering Design II 3
ECO 2023 Introductory Microeconomics 3
Technical Elective 3
Technical Elective 3
CORE* Component Area Option 3
Semester Total 15

 

Total Required Degree Hours 126

 

*Please refer to the catalog got a complete list of core courses*

Electrical Engineering Program of Study

The minimum number of semester credit hours required for this degree is 126, at least 39 of which must be at the upper-division level. At least 42 of the required electrical engineering credits must be taken at UTSA. All candidates for this degree must fulfill the Core Curriculum requirements, the General Engineering requirements, and the Electrical Engineering requirements, which are listed below.

SEMESTER I
AIS 1203 Academic Inquiry/Scholarship 3
CHE 1103 General Chemistry 3
 EE  1322  Intro to Electrical & Computer EGR  2
MAT 1214 Calculus I 4
WRC 1013 Freshman Composition I 3
Semester Total 15

 

SEMESTER II
EE 2511 Logic Design Lab 1
EE 2513 Logic Design 3
CPE or CS 2073 Intro Computer Program for Engrs

Computer Program w/ EGR App

 3
MAT 1224 Calculus II 4
PHY 1943 Physics for SCI/EGR I 3
PHY 1951 Physics for SCI/EGR I Lab 1
WRC 1023 Freshman Composition II 3
Semester Total 18

 

SEMESTER III
EE 2423 Network Theory 3
EGR 2213 Statics and Dynamics 3
EGR 2323 Applied Engineering Analysis I 3
PHY 1963 Physics for SCI/EGR II 3
PHY 1971 Physics for SCI/EGR II Lab 1
CORE* U.S. History – Pre-Columbus-Civil War 3
Semester Total 16

 

SEMESTER IV
EE 3313 Electronic Circuits I 3
EE 3423 Math in Signals & Systems 3
EE 3463 Microcomputer Systems I 3
EGR 3323 Applied Engineering Analysis II 3
CORE* U.S. History – Civil War-Present 3
Semester Total 15

 

SEMESTER V
EE 3113 Electrical & Computer Engineering Lab I 3
EE 3323 Electronic Devices 3
EE 4313 Electronic Circuits II 3
BIO/CHE/ MAT/STA Supporting Math/Science Course (See catalog) 3
CORE* Language/Philosophy/Culture 3
Semester Total 15

 

SEMESTER VI
EE 3213 Electromagnetic Engineering 3
EE 3413 Analysis & Design of Control Sys. 3
EE 3533 Probability & Stochastic Processes 3
EE Technical Elective 3
CORE* Intro to American Politics 3
Semester Total 15

 

SEMESTER VII
EE 4113 Electrical & Computer Engineering Lab II 3
EE 4812 Electrical Engineering Design I 2
EE Technical Elective 3
EE Technical Elective 3
CORE* Texas Politics & Society 3
CORE* Creative Arts 3
Semester Total 17

 

SEMESTER VIII
ECO 2023 Intro to Microeconomics 3
EE 4813 Electrical Engineering Design II 3
EE Technical Elective 3
EE Technical Elective 3
CORE* Component Area Option 3
Semester Total 15

 

Total Required Degree Hours 126

 

*Please refer to the catalog got a complete list of core courses*

 

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