Note: Some variation in the order in which courses are taken is permissible, so long as the prerequisites are satisfied.

Freshman Year
Hrs.	Fall Semester
2	EGR 110 -- Introduction to Engineering
4	MTH 201 -- Calculus I
3	PHL 150 -- Introductory Philosophy
4	PHY 204 -- General Physics Lecture and Lab
3	THE 101 -- An Introduction to Religion and Theology
16	Total
Hrs.	Spring Semester
3	CHM 207 -- General Chemistry I
1	CHM 277 -- General Chemistry Laboratory
3	EE 111 - Introduction to Multimedia Processing
3	ENG 112 -- Introduction to Literature
4	MTH 202 -- Calculus II
3	PHY 205 -- General Physics Lecture and Lab
17	Total

Sophomore Year

Hrs.      Fall Semester 3 CS 203 - Computer Science I 1 CS 273 - Computer Science Lab I 3 EE 231 - Logic Design 3 EE 261 - Electrical Circuits 1 EE 271 - Electrical Circuits Lab 3 MTH 321 - Ordinary Differential Equations I 3 THE 205 - Biblical Tradition and Culture 17 Total     Hrs. Spring Semester 3 CS 303 - Data Structures I 3 EE 262 - Signals and Systems 3 EE 332 - Digital Systems Design 1 EE 373 - Digital Logic Lab 4 MTH 301 - Vector Calculus 3 PHL 220 - Ethics 17 Total

Junior Year

Hrs.      Fall Semester 3 CS 304 -- Data Structures II 3 EE 333 - Computer Organization 3 EE 351 - Electronic Circuits I 2 EGR 360 - Analysis of Engineering Data 3 ME 331 -- Fundamental Thermodynamics 3 Theological Perspectives [1]  17 Total     Hrs. Spring Semester 3 CS 446 -- Operating Systems 3 EE 301 -- Electromagnetic Fields 3 EE 352 -- Electronic Circuits II 1 EE 371 -- Electronic Circuits Lab 3 EE 433 -- Microprocessor Interfacing & Communications 3 Social Science 16 Total

Senior Year

Hrs.      Fall Semester 3 EE 480 - Senior Design Project Prep 3 EGR 351 - Engineering Economics 6 Computer Track Elective [2] 3 Restricted Science / Math Electives [3] 15 Total     Hrs. Spring Semester 3 EE 481 - Senior Design Project 6 Computer Track Elective [2] 3 FA 207 - Fine Arts 3 History 15 Total 130 Total for four years

^[1]  Students must take an additional social science course if they choose to take a 400-level Theology class or a Theological Perspectives class in a discipline other than social science (history, etc.).
^[2]  Chosen from a list of approved courses.
^[3]  Restricted Science/Math Elective: BIO205, CHM208, PHY306, PHY322, MTH341, or any other science or mathematics course approved by the electrical engineering faculty.