Computer Engineering Degree Info
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Undergraduate Course Info

The department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) developed this handbook to assist you with the computer engineering program. We provide the names of a number of professors and administrators that you can contact. We also summarize information available in other Missouri S&T documents and provide websites where you can find more information.

Undergraduate course information is located in the S&T course catalog. Please see the catalog for more information.

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This course frequency document indicates when specific computer engineering and electrical engineering classes are offered. This information is helpful for planning which courses to take in the upcoming semesters.

Computer Engineering Course Frequency List (Updated 2024)

Electrical Engineering Course Frequency List (Updated 2024)
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Undergraduate Options and Requirements

You may wish to pursue dual degree, minor or emphasis area(s).

Dual Degree

A dual degree in electrical and computer engineering can be received by taking at least 11 credit-hours of additional coursework.

Dual Degree PDF

Minors

We offers minor programs in electrical engineering and computer engineering. If you complete a minor program, the designation minor in electrical engineering, or minor in computer engineering, will be placed on your transcript in addition to any academic honors based upon your Missouri S&T GPA.

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Students in Electrical and Computer Engineering must earn a C or better on the final exam of the following courses:

  • EE 2100 - Circuits I
  • EE 2120 - Circuits II
  • EE 2200 - Introduction to Electronic Devices
  • CpE 2210 - Introduction to Digital Logic

More information on each of these courses is available here:

Advancement Exam Guidelines

Students in Electrical and Computer Engineering will satisfy the campus experiential learning requirement through completion of the ECE capstone senior design sequence, EE/CpE 4096 and 4097.  As part of these classes, students work in teams to complete a significant, open-ended design project and are asked to make multiple presentations and reports on the process, including a summative reflection piece on their overall experience. Students are not required to submit any additional documentation, beyond completing these classes, to show they have satisfied this requirement.

To complete Senior Assessment, you need the following:

  • Complete the Ethics Assignment (part of 4096)
  • Complete the Online Senior Survey (given at the end of 4096)
  • Submit your Project Proposal and Present your project at the end of 4096
  • Complete 4097 (or CS 4091 for dual CS/CpE majors)
  • Register for graduation.

The ECE department does not use the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) exam for Senior Assessment.

Graduate Course Info

The department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) developed this handbook to assist you with the electrical engineering program. We provide the details of department policies. We also summarize information available in other Missouri S&T documents and provide websites where you can find more information.

ECE Graduate Handbook 2023

 

 

Graduate course information is located in the S&T course catalog. Please see the catalog for more information.

View the course catalog

This course frequency document shows when particular computer engineering or electrical engineering classes are offered. This information is helpful when planning which courses you will take in the upcoming semesters.

Computer Engineering Course Frequency (Excel)

Electrical Engineering Course Frequency List (Excel)

Course Availability for Three-Year

Available courses from Fall 2023 through Fall 2026 are now available. Please see the link below for more information.

Computer Engineering