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B.S. Degree Requirements

The requirements for the BSECE program at SUNYIT are governed not only by the State Education requirements, but also those of EAC/ABET. In order to earn the BSECE degree, the student’s coursework must include:

• One year of a combination of college-level mathematics and basic sciences (some with experimental experience) appropriate to electrical and computer engineering;
• Nearly two years of engineering topics, consisting of engineering sciences, engineering design, and engineering topics appropriate to electrical and computer engineering;
• A general education component that complements the technical content of the electrical and computer engineering curriculum and is consistent with the program and institution objectives;
• A professional component that covers career issues and provides flexibility to choose electives that support the business side of engineering (e.g., finance and/or other business courses)

To receive the BSECE degree, students must complete a minimum of 125 credit hours in the courses outlined below with a grade-point average of 2.0.  All students must meet the General Education requirements for the program.

Note: A minimum of 60 total credit hours in Arts ad Sciences and 125 total credit hours overall is required.

Liberal Arts - Required Courses	19-24 Credits
Composition/ENG 101	3-4 credits
Upper Division Writing/COM 306	4 credits
Any five of the following seven general education requirements to be met through four courses in one of two ways: IDS 101, IDS 102, IDS 103, and one general education course from a Social Science, American History or Foreign Language, or HIS 306 or HIS 370 plus three courses from general education categories other than Western Civilization and Other World Civilizations
Humanities
Social Science	3-4 credits
American History	3-4 credits
Western Civilization	3-4 credits
Other World Civilizations	3-4 credits
Foreign Language	3-4 credits
Fine Arts	3-4 credits
Mathematics and Science - Required Courses	36 Credits
MAT 151 - Calculus I	4 credits
MAT 152 - Calculus II	4 credits
MAT 230 - Differential Equations	4 credits
MAT 370 - Applied Probability	4 credits
CHE 110 - Chemistry (w/lab)	4 credits
PHY 201 - Physics I (calc-based)	4 credits
PHY 202 - Physics II (calc-based)	4 credits
CS 108 - Computing Fundamentals	4 credits
CS 240 - Data Structures	4 credits
Engineering - Required Courses	43 Credits
ECE 101 - Intro to Engineering I	4 credits
ECE 251 - Digital Logic Design	4 credits
ECE 252 - Microprocessors	4 credits
ECE 260 - Electric Circuits	4 credits
ECE 281 - ECE Seminar I	1 credits
ECE 301 - Signals and Systems	4 credits
ECE 315 - Electronics	4 credits
ECE 382 - ECE Seminar II	1 credits
ECE 387 - Junior Design Laboratory	3 credits
ECE 487 - Senior Design Lab I	4 credits
ECE 488 - Senior Design Lab II	4 credits
ECE Technical Elective I	3 credits
ECE Technical Elective II	3 credits
Professional Elective and Wellness	6 credits
PRO1 - Professional Elective I	4 credits
Physical Education/Wellness	2 credits
Computer Engineering Concentration - Required Courses	18 credits
ECE 351 - Digital Systems Design	4 credits
ECE 352 - Computer Architecture	3 credits
ECE 359 - Computer Networks	3 credits
CS 330 - Operating Systems	4 credits
MAT 413 - Discrete Mathematics	4 credits
Electrical Engineering Concentration - Required Courses	21 credits
ECE 323 - Electromagnetics
ECE 332 - Semiconductor Devices
ECE 261 - Control Systems
ECE 377 - Communication Systems
MAT 253 - Calculus III
PRO2 - Professional Elective II
Technical Elective - Any 3 or 4 credit hour ECE course number 300 or higher
Professional Elective (PRO1 or PRO2): Any 300-level better math course, lab science, engineering course or faculty-approved special choice (management, accounting, etc.)
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Total Credits	125

 

 

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