Electrical & Computer Engineering
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 |
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Any five of the following seven general education requirements to be met through four courses in one of two ways:
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| 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
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125 |