Electrical Engineering BSEE, Electrical Engineering MSEE: combined degree
Program Overview
This five-year program combines a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering with a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering, reducing the total course load by 9 credits. Students must have a cumulative GPA of 2.75 and register by their junior year. The program includes 10 semesters of coursework, covering topics such as signals and systems, electronics, and communication systems. Graduates are prepared for careers in electrical engineering and related fields.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The University offers a five-year program that allows qualified students to attain a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering (B.S.E.E.) and a Master of Science (M.S.) in Electrical Engineering with a combined degree load that is 9 credits less than that of the separate degrees. Students must register for this program by their junior year and must have achieved a cumulative grade point ratio of 2.75 for admission.
Outline:
The degree plan consists of 10 semesters, with the following course schedule:
1st Semester (15 credits)
- WRIT1002 Composition I: Rhetoric & Inquiry
- ENGR1301 Engineering Practices, Graphics and Design
- MATH1201 Calculus I
- PHYS2201 Physics Laboratory I
- PHYS2203 University Physics I
- UNIV1001 Transitioning to University Life
2nd Semester (18 credits)
- WRIT1003 Composition II: Research & Argument
- ENGR1204 Programming Languages in Engineering
- ENGR2286 Digital System Design
- MATH2202 Calculus II
- PHYS2202 Physics Laboratory II
- PHYS2204 University Physics II
- UNIV1002 Preparing for Professional Life
3rd Semester (16 credits)
- EENG2221 Signals and Systems I
- ENGR2287 Microprocessor System Design I
- ENGR3200 Adv Eng’g Programming
- MATH2210 Differential Equations
- UNIV2001 Cross-cultural Perspectives
4th Semester (15 credits)
- EENG2222 Signals and Systems II
- ENGR2210 Technical Communications
- EENG3288 Microprocessor System Design II
- ENGR4221 Engineering Statistics and Reliability
- UNIV2002 Global Issues
5th Semester (15 credits)
- EENG3223 Linear Systems
- EENG3265 Electronics I
- EENG4375 Electric Energy Conversion
- MATH2203 Calculus III
- ENGR2221 Statics
6th Semester (16 credits)
- CHEM1201 General Chemistry I
- CHEM1203 General Chemistry Laboratory I
- EENG3266 Electronics II
- ENGR3341 Advanced Engineering Mathematics
- EENG6633 Digital Signal Processing
- Ethical & Moral Analysis
- ENGR3000 Modern Technologies
7th Semester (16 credits)
- EENG3244 Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
- EENG3267 Electronics III
- EENG4260 Prep for EE Project
- EENG4342 Data Communications and Computer Networks
- ENGR4210 Managerial & Engineering Economic Analysis
- EENG7725 Modern Control Systems
8th Semester (17 credits)
- EENG4341 Communication Systems
- EENG4347 Wireless Communication
- EENG4268 Electrical Engineering Project
- EENG7701 Logic Design
- Technical Elective
- Technical Elective
9th Semester (12 credits)
- EENG6747 Digital Communications
- EENG7709 Embedded Systems
- EENG____ Graduate Elective
- EENG____ Graduate Elective
10th Semester (9 credits)
- EENG____ Graduate Elective
- EENG or CSCI Graduate Elective
Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver
Overview:
Fairleigh Dickinson University - Vancouver is a branch campus of Fairleigh Dickinson University, a private university based in New Jersey, USA. Established in 2007, the Vancouver campus offers undergraduate and graduate programs in a vibrant and multicultural city setting.
Services Offered:
The Vancouver campus provides a range of services to students, including:
Admissions Services:
Assisting prospective students with the application process, including international admissions.Academic Advising:
Providing guidance and support to students in choosing courses and navigating their academic journey.Student Services:
Offering resources and support for student life, including career services, learning support, and study abroad opportunities.Enrollment Services:
Handling registration, course scheduling, and other administrative tasks related to enrollment.Learning and Support Services:
Providing academic support services, such as tutoring and writing centers.Student Life and Campus Experience:
The Vancouver campus offers a unique learning experience in a cosmopolitan city setting. Students can expect:
Multicultural Environment:
Vancouver is a diverse city, providing students with opportunities to interact with people from various backgrounds.Scenic Location:
Vancouver is known for its natural beauty, offering access to mountains, beaches, and outdoor activities.Global Scholars Program:
A distinctive program for first-time freshmen, fostering global citizenship and leadership skills.Key Reasons to Study There:
Global Education:
The Vancouver campus provides a unique opportunity to experience a global education in a vibrant international city.Access to a World-Class City:
Vancouver offers a rich cultural experience, with museums, theaters, and diverse culinary options.Career Opportunities:
The campus provides career services and connections to local businesses, offering students opportunities to explore career paths in a dynamic economy.Academic Programs:
The Vancouver campus offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs, including:
