Students must take all of the following courses for a total of 105 units.
Students will not receive separate credit towards their ECE degree for two significantly overlapping courses. The key questions are: What is "significantly overlapping" and who decides whether two courses are "significantly overlapping?" The basic answer is that you need to obtain the permission of the Undergraduate Advisor to take two similar courses. If you are in doubt, check with the Undergraduate Advisor. If you are in doubt about a particular course you are planning to take either at CMU or elsewhere, please obtain the written approval from the Undergraduate Advisor before signing up for the course.
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1 Corequisite to 18-220, Fundamentals of EE 2 Corequisite to 18-240, Fundamentals of CE 3 The probability and statistics requirement may be satisfied by 36-217, 36-220 or 36-225. 36-217 (a prerequisite for 18-345, Introduction to Telecommunications Networks and 18-450, Digital Wireless Communications) is recommended for students interested in communications, control, networks, and signal processing. 36-220 is appropriate for students interested in quality control, manufacturing, and statistical methods. The two-course sequence 36-217 and 36-220 (or 36-225 and 36-226) will be of interest to IM double majors. For IM or statistics double majors taking two probability and statistics courses, the first course will satisfy the probability and statistics requirement and the second course will fulfill a Math/Science Elective requirement. 4 The Math/Science Electives may be satisfied by any course in biology, chemistry, or physics; or any 200 level course or higher in mathematics or statistics except 09-103, 09-104, 21-257, 21-261, 33-106, 33-107, 33-115, 33-124, 36-201, 36-202, 36-203, 36-207, 36-208, 36-209, 36-210, 36-247, 36-309, 36-310. Note: 15-251 may be used in place of 21-228 for this requirement. Mathematics courses of particular interest to students in ECE are: 21-228 (Discrete Mathematics), 21-259 (Calculus in Three Dimensions), 21-260 (Differential Equations). |
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| 15100 | Introductory/Intermediate Programming OR | 10 |
| 15111 | Intermediate/Advanced Programming | 10 |
| 18202 1 | Mathematical Foundations of Electrical Engineering | 12 |
| 21127 2 | Concepts of Mathematics | 9 |
| 33106 | Physics for Engineering Students I | 12 |
| 33107 | Physics for Engineering Students II | 12 |
| 36xxx 3 | Probability and Statistics | 9 |
| 99101 | Computing@Carnegie Mellon | 3 |
| xxxxx 4 | Math/Science Elective 1 | 9 |
| Math/Science Elective 2 | 9 | |
| Class of 2006 and later | ||
| 21120 | Differential and Integral Calculus AND | 10 |
| 21122 | Integration, Differential Equations, Approximations; OR | 10 |
| 21115 | Differential Calculus (AP) AND | 5 |
| 21121 | Integration, Differential Equations AND | 10 |
| 21123 | Calculus of Approximation | 5 |
| Class of 2005 and earlier | ||
| 21115 | Differential Calculus | 5 |
| 21116 | Integral Calculus | 5 |
| 21117 | Integration and Differential Equations | 5 |
| 21118 | Calculus of Approximation | 5 |