Objective:  The minor in Electrical Engineering is designed to allow the student with quantitative and scientific aptitudes and interests to acquire a basic level of competence in one of two areas of electrical engineering.


Structure of the Minor:

Required Courses: (10 credit hours)

• ELEC 201 - Electric Circuit Analysis I, 3 credit hours
• ELEC 202 - Electric Circuit Analysis II, 3 credit hours
• ELEC 204 - Electrical Laboratory, 1 credit hour
• ELEC 206 - Computer Applications for Electrical Engineers, 3 credit hours

Electrical Engineering Fields of Emphasis

a.  Digital Electronics: (10 credit hours)

• ELEC 306 - Electronics I, 3 credit hours
• ELEC 313 - Electronics Laboratory, 1 credit hour
• ELEC 311 - Digital Logic and Circuits , 3 credit hours
• ELEC 330 - Digital Systems Engineering, 3 credit hours

OR
b. Control Systems: (10 credit hours)

• ELEC 309 - Signals and Systems, 3 credit hours
• ELEC 301 - Linear Systems Laboratory, 1 credit hour
• ELEC 312 - Systems I, 3 credit hours
• ELEC 407 - Systems II, 3 credit hours

Plan of Study: Prerequisites and corequisites for each of the above courses are as presented in the course descriptions. (Exception: ELEC 104 and ELEC 105 are waived as course prerequisites for the student pursuing a minor in Electrical Engineering.)

Total Credit Hours Required:  20