Microeconomics 100A-B-C, Game Theory 109, Macroeconomics 110A-B-C, Mathematical Economics 113, Econometrics 120A-B-C, Applied Econometrics 121, Decisions Under Uncertainty 171, Introduction to Operations Research 172A-B-C, Economic and Business Forecasting 178. ECE/CSE 195 cannot be used toward course requirements. Students will choose two lower-division courses from SOCI 1, 2, and 30, of which 30 is highly recommended; and six upper-division courses, including one from EACH of the following four concentrations: ECE offers three minors in accord with the general university policy that a minor requires five upper-division courses. The first-year student courses have been carefully crafted to provide an overview of the engineering mindset with its interrelationships among physics, mathematics, problem solving, and computation. The entire curriculum is predicated on the idea of actively involving students in engineering from the time they enter as first-year students. Students may specialize in one of four departmental concentrations or complete the general sociology track. Students may not get duplicate credit for equivalent courses. 1486 0 obj
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Students may choose this demonstrated sequence or they may propose another with the approval of their faculty coadviser from the respective social sciences/humanities department. No late applications will be accepted. For information on how to change to an ECE major, go to http://ece.ucsd.edu/undergraduate/capped-major-status. Note: In order to fulfill the design requirement, students must complete one of the following courses with a grade C or better. PHYS 2A-B-C or PHYS 4A-B-C. (Note: MATH 20A is a prerequisite for PHYS 2A. All upper-division physics courses. This project must contain enough design to satisfy the ECE BS four-unit design requirement. Students will choose two lower-division courses from SOCI 1, 2, and 30, of which 30 is highly recommended; and six upper-division courses from the list below. *Students without any programming experience are advised to take CSE 8A, CSE 8AL, and then CSE 8B, CSE 8BL, instead of CSE 11. Students are recommended to complete an academic planning form and to discuss their curriculum with the appropriate departmental adviser immediately upon entrance to UC San Diego, and then every year until graduation. Engineering Design. *Those taking the PHYS 4 series will take five courses (twenty units).
The following is a list of upper-division courses from these and other disciplines that can be counted as technical electives. This is intended to help students in: a) their choice of depth sequence, b) their choice of electives, c) keeping up with changes in departmental requirements. The American City in the Twentieth Century, HIEU 143. Introduction to Policy Analysis, POLI 160AB. The engineering design requirement must be completed with a grade of C or better.
This credit can be applied to fulfill the technical elective requirements. Five of the seven technical electives must be CSE or ECE upper-division courses. Take ECE 190. This is accomplished throughout the curricula by use of design-oriented homework problems, by exposure to engineering problems in lectures, by courses that emphasize student-initiated projects in both laboratory and computer courses, and finally by senior design-project courses in which teams of students work to solve an engineering design problem, often brought in from industry. Students may choose one of the approved depth sequences listed below or propose another with the approval of the department. At most four units of 197 may be used toward technical elective requirements. Furthermore, this will count only if the student can demonstrate to a faculty adviser that they constitute part of a coherent plan for professional/career development.
Note: In order to fulfill the design requirement, students must complete ECE 111, 115, 140B, 190, or 191 with a grade of C or better. To educate tomorrows technology leaders. All later courses are specifically designed to build on this foundation. Students wishing to transfer to another college should see their college adviser. AP credit satisfies the requirement of the screening course but does not get factored into the GPA. American Legal History since 1865, HIUS 187. %PDF-1.6 % No GREs are required for application to the BS/MS program. MATH 183 or MATH 186 will not be allowed as an elective. The Emergence of Modern Science, HISC 108. These disciplines include mathematics, computer science, and cognitive science. Students in the five-year BS/MS program must complete the same requirements as those in the regular MS program. Students may receive elective credit for only one of the following courses: CSE 164A, MATH 174, MATH 173, PHYS 105A-B, CENG 100, MAE 107.
When taking this course, the student has the option of having a portion of the project related to his/her social sciences/humanities study. The project must meet the same specifications as ECE 190. To receive credit for two technical electives, students must complete two more quarters of ENG 100L. * Students may self-select which course they wish to take. In order to complete the programs in a timely fashion, students must plan their courses carefully, starting in their first year. The honors project will satisfy the departmental design requirement and students may use four units of their honors project course as a technical elective. Applicants must provide three letters of recommendation and recent GRE General Test scores. endstream endobj 1487 0 obj <>/Metadata 57 0 R/PageLabels 1477 0 R/Pages 1484 0 R/StructTreeRoot 106 0 R/Type/Catalog>> endobj 1488 0 obj <>/MediaBox[0 0 612 792]/Parent 1484 0 R/Resources<>/ExtGState<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI]/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/StructParents 0/Tabs/S/Type/Page>> endobj 1489 0 obj <>stream MATH 180A overlaps ECE 109 and therefore will not qualify for elective credit of either type. Courses taken in the senior year may be counted toward the BS degree requirements or the MS degree requirements, but not both. Advising: Students should seek advice on requirements and procedures from the departmental graduate office and/or the departmental website http://ece.ucsd.edu.
The department offers graduate programs leading to the MS, and PhD degrees in electrical engineering. PHYS 2A-B-C, or PHYS 4A-B-C. hb```a``Ve`e`Tfb@ !PgCB]>,[:WW35&4Ot+OL.3&;Oe~@W7L`^L4W29X4FKy.l C%Vb-U602me|xq*CC6C6S%|wWf`w~6+F6OR@(gbM^@.\)D:-,4>*kVPU mi MATH 163 will only be allowed as a professional elective. Acceptance will be granted to the maximum number of students in each of these capped major programs consistent with maintaining acceptable program quality and in compliance with admissions procedures and criteria approved by the Academic Senates Educational Policy Committee. Participation in the program will permit students to complete the requirements for the MS degree within one year following receipt of the BS degree. Technical electives must be upper-division engineering, math or physics courses (except for the bioengineering track).
Students must complete a depth requirement of at least six quarter courses to provide a focus for their studies. One technical elective must be either ECE 111 or ECE 118. A list of approved technical electives and professional electives can be found in the ECE undergraduate office. Transfer students are advised to consult the ECE website for sample recommended course schedules and for the ECE course requirement guide. Engineering Group Design Project. Between the end of the winter quarter of their junior year and the second week of the fall quarter of their senior year, interested students must advise the department of their intention to participate by submitting a proposal for the honors project sponsored by an ECE faculty member. f:e+f+)T1wbrNO&g3V#`Yv Ql.Rt2]f!bd1Kg+b"gP.RRNay;Ga'+$^=yn^]N|' {R_O~r|TVf_^}}^wWu'yHno^x?_~9]=}7/wj??,}w^_7W_\=/{qN7oow?|~ooy-;}x._=o_ujz|7/z$_]|/kWw(rF91W7Q[OT}{Wwy_zlWyf5+oPuU0@}wBNnq Note that 140 units (excluding GER) are required for the major. The program encompasses the study of hardware design, data storage, computer architecture, assembly languages, and the design of computers for engineering, information retrieval, and scientific research. Intermediate Microeconomic sequence: ECON 100A-B-C, One elective course from the following: ECON 104, 105, 109, 113, 119, 120B, 141, 142, 143, 147, 150, 151, 155, 171, 172A, Two elective courses from the following: ECON 104, 105, 109, 119, 121, 125, 150, 151, 152, 155, 173A, 173B, 174, 176, 178. For graduation, each student must also satisfy general-education requirements determined by the students college. Introductory Statistics for Political Science and Public Policy, POLI 100H. International students will not be admitted unless there is reasonable assurance that support can be provided for the duration of their PhD program students in the MS program may also obtain support through teaching or research assistantships, but this is less certain. Courses other than upper-division engineering, mathematics, or physics must be justified in terms of such a program and must be approved by the ECE department. US Foreign Policy/Regional Security. The ECE undergraduate website shows sample course plans. All courses, faculty listings, and curricular and degree requirements described herein are subject to change or deletion without notice. A GPA of 2.0 is required in all upper-division courses in the major, including technical electives. Admission for graduate study through the BS/MS program will be for the Master of Science degree only. All courses will be weighted equally. Graduation will not be approved until a written copy of the design project is submitted to the ECE undergraduate office. ), PHYS 2A-B-C-D or PHYS 4A-B-C-D-E (Note: MATH 20A is a prerequisite for PHYS 2A. Students wishing to pursue the computer engineering curriculum may do so in either the ECE or CSE department. Admission will be considered for students who have completed the screening courses below demonstrating special aptitude for the ECE curriculum. Students may not get credit for both CSE 123A and ECE 158A. CSE 11 is a faster-paced version of CSE 8A and CSE 8B and requires experience in programming with a compiled language. The following series of courses will provide core preparation in bioengineering and will satisfy up to five courses of the ECE elective requirements: The bioengineering department will guarantee admission to these courses for ECE students on a space available basis. Transfer students are advised to consult the ECE website for sample recommended course schedules and for the ECE course requirement guide. Students not satisfying these requirements may be re-evaluated for continuation in the program. Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE). Graduates are able to excel in technical careers and apply their knowledge in the professional arena. Sample depth programs for history and economics students are discussed below. The ECE honors committee will review each project final report and certify the projects that have been successfully completed at the honors level. Earl Warren College Jacobs Hall Undergraduate Affairs, Suite 2700 Graduate Affairs, Suite 2700 http://ece.ucsd.edu/. Graduation will not be approved until a written copy of the design project is submitted to the ECE undergraduate office. Students may not receive upper-division elective credit for any lower-division physics courses. If a student has completed CSE 167, then he or she cannot get elective credit for MATH 155A. Students who have been accepted into the BS/MS program will automatically be admitted for graduate study beginning the following fall provided they maintain an overall GPA through the winter quarter of the senior year of at least 3.0. If a student with a BS is admitted to this program, he or she will be expected to complete the requirements for the MS degree (outlined below) before beginning doctoral research. Graduates of community colleges may enter ECE programs in the junior year. Students may only get credit for one of the two courses, CSE 167 or MAE 152. Students should have sufficient background in high school mathematics so that they can take first-year calculus in their first quarter. Communities and the Environment, POLI 126AA. Other restrictions in the selection of technical electives are also given in the section . Formal participation (i.e., registration and attendance) in the ECE 290 graduate seminar program in the winter quarter of their senior year. Citizenship, Community, and Culture, SOCI 180. Students should have sufficient background in high school mathematics so that they can take first-year calculus in the first quarter. Each student must submit the regular graduate application fee prior to the application deadline for their application to be processed. Its structure is very similar to that of electrical engineering except the depth requirement includes seven courses and there are only five electives. Students may receive elective credit for only one of the following courses: CSE 164A, MATH 174, MATH 173, PHYS 105A-B, MAE 107, CENG 100. This course requires the department stamp. *Those taking the Physics 4 series will take five courses (twenty units). All BS computer engineering students are required to take CSE 100 or MATH 176, CSE 101 or MATH 188, CSE 110, CSE 120, 140, 140L, 141, 141L.
The following is a list of upper-division courses from these and other disciplines that can be counted as technical electives. This is intended to help students in: a) their choice of depth sequence, b) their choice of electives, c) keeping up with changes in departmental requirements. The American City in the Twentieth Century, HIEU 143. Introduction to Policy Analysis, POLI 160AB. The engineering design requirement must be completed with a grade of C or better.
This credit can be applied to fulfill the technical elective requirements. Five of the seven technical electives must be CSE or ECE upper-division courses. Take ECE 190. This is accomplished throughout the curricula by use of design-oriented homework problems, by exposure to engineering problems in lectures, by courses that emphasize student-initiated projects in both laboratory and computer courses, and finally by senior design-project courses in which teams of students work to solve an engineering design problem, often brought in from industry. Students may choose one of the approved depth sequences listed below or propose another with the approval of the department. At most four units of 197 may be used toward technical elective requirements. Furthermore, this will count only if the student can demonstrate to a faculty adviser that they constitute part of a coherent plan for professional/career development.
Note: In order to fulfill the design requirement, students must complete ECE 111, 115, 140B, 190, or 191 with a grade of C or better. To educate tomorrows technology leaders. All later courses are specifically designed to build on this foundation. Students wishing to transfer to another college should see their college adviser. AP credit satisfies the requirement of the screening course but does not get factored into the GPA. American Legal History since 1865, HIUS 187. %PDF-1.6 % No GREs are required for application to the BS/MS program. MATH 183 or MATH 186 will not be allowed as an elective. The Emergence of Modern Science, HISC 108. These disciplines include mathematics, computer science, and cognitive science. Students in the five-year BS/MS program must complete the same requirements as those in the regular MS program. Students may receive elective credit for only one of the following courses: CSE 164A, MATH 174, MATH 173, PHYS 105A-B, CENG 100, MAE 107.
When taking this course, the student has the option of having a portion of the project related to his/her social sciences/humanities study. The project must meet the same specifications as ECE 190. To receive credit for two technical electives, students must complete two more quarters of ENG 100L. * Students may self-select which course they wish to take. In order to complete the programs in a timely fashion, students must plan their courses carefully, starting in their first year. The honors project will satisfy the departmental design requirement and students may use four units of their honors project course as a technical elective. Applicants must provide three letters of recommendation and recent GRE General Test scores. endstream endobj 1487 0 obj <>/Metadata 57 0 R/PageLabels 1477 0 R/Pages 1484 0 R/StructTreeRoot 106 0 R/Type/Catalog>> endobj 1488 0 obj <>/MediaBox[0 0 612 792]/Parent 1484 0 R/Resources<>/ExtGState<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI]/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/StructParents 0/Tabs/S/Type/Page>> endobj 1489 0 obj <>stream MATH 180A overlaps ECE 109 and therefore will not qualify for elective credit of either type. Courses taken in the senior year may be counted toward the BS degree requirements or the MS degree requirements, but not both. Advising: Students should seek advice on requirements and procedures from the departmental graduate office and/or the departmental website http://ece.ucsd.edu.
The department offers graduate programs leading to the MS, and PhD degrees in electrical engineering. PHYS 2A-B-C, or PHYS 4A-B-C. hb```a``Ve`e`Tfb@ !PgCB]>,[:WW35&4Ot+OL.3&;Oe~@W7L`^L4W29X4FKy.l C%Vb-U602me|xq*CC6C6S%|wWf`w~6+F6OR@(gbM^@.\)D:-,4>*kVPU mi MATH 163 will only be allowed as a professional elective. Acceptance will be granted to the maximum number of students in each of these capped major programs consistent with maintaining acceptable program quality and in compliance with admissions procedures and criteria approved by the Academic Senates Educational Policy Committee. Participation in the program will permit students to complete the requirements for the MS degree within one year following receipt of the BS degree. Technical electives must be upper-division engineering, math or physics courses (except for the bioengineering track).
Students must complete a depth requirement of at least six quarter courses to provide a focus for their studies. One technical elective must be either ECE 111 or ECE 118. A list of approved technical electives and professional electives can be found in the ECE undergraduate office. Transfer students are advised to consult the ECE website for sample recommended course schedules and for the ECE course requirement guide. Engineering Group Design Project. Between the end of the winter quarter of their junior year and the second week of the fall quarter of their senior year, interested students must advise the department of their intention to participate by submitting a proposal for the honors project sponsored by an ECE faculty member. f:e+f+)T1wbrNO&g3V#`Yv Ql.Rt2]f!bd1Kg+b"gP.RRNay;Ga'+$^=yn^]N|' {R_O~r|TVf_^}}^wWu'yHno^x?_~9]=}7/wj??,}w^_7W_\=/{qN7oow?|~ooy-;}x._=o_ujz|7/z$_]|/kWw(rF91W7Q[OT}{Wwy_zlWyf5+oPuU0@}wBNnq Note that 140 units (excluding GER) are required for the major. The program encompasses the study of hardware design, data storage, computer architecture, assembly languages, and the design of computers for engineering, information retrieval, and scientific research. Intermediate Microeconomic sequence: ECON 100A-B-C, One elective course from the following: ECON 104, 105, 109, 113, 119, 120B, 141, 142, 143, 147, 150, 151, 155, 171, 172A, Two elective courses from the following: ECON 104, 105, 109, 119, 121, 125, 150, 151, 152, 155, 173A, 173B, 174, 176, 178. For graduation, each student must also satisfy general-education requirements determined by the students college. Introductory Statistics for Political Science and Public Policy, POLI 100H. International students will not be admitted unless there is reasonable assurance that support can be provided for the duration of their PhD program students in the MS program may also obtain support through teaching or research assistantships, but this is less certain. Courses other than upper-division engineering, mathematics, or physics must be justified in terms of such a program and must be approved by the ECE department. US Foreign Policy/Regional Security. The ECE undergraduate website shows sample course plans. All courses, faculty listings, and curricular and degree requirements described herein are subject to change or deletion without notice. A GPA of 2.0 is required in all upper-division courses in the major, including technical electives. Admission for graduate study through the BS/MS program will be for the Master of Science degree only. All courses will be weighted equally. Graduation will not be approved until a written copy of the design project is submitted to the ECE undergraduate office. ), PHYS 2A-B-C-D or PHYS 4A-B-C-D-E (Note: MATH 20A is a prerequisite for PHYS 2A. Students wishing to pursue the computer engineering curriculum may do so in either the ECE or CSE department. Admission will be considered for students who have completed the screening courses below demonstrating special aptitude for the ECE curriculum. Students may not get credit for both CSE 123A and ECE 158A. CSE 11 is a faster-paced version of CSE 8A and CSE 8B and requires experience in programming with a compiled language. The following series of courses will provide core preparation in bioengineering and will satisfy up to five courses of the ECE elective requirements: The bioengineering department will guarantee admission to these courses for ECE students on a space available basis. Transfer students are advised to consult the ECE website for sample recommended course schedules and for the ECE course requirement guide. Students not satisfying these requirements may be re-evaluated for continuation in the program. Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE). Graduates are able to excel in technical careers and apply their knowledge in the professional arena. Sample depth programs for history and economics students are discussed below. The ECE honors committee will review each project final report and certify the projects that have been successfully completed at the honors level. Earl Warren College Jacobs Hall Undergraduate Affairs, Suite 2700 Graduate Affairs, Suite 2700 http://ece.ucsd.edu/. Graduation will not be approved until a written copy of the design project is submitted to the ECE undergraduate office. Students may not receive upper-division elective credit for any lower-division physics courses. If a student has completed CSE 167, then he or she cannot get elective credit for MATH 155A. Students who have been accepted into the BS/MS program will automatically be admitted for graduate study beginning the following fall provided they maintain an overall GPA through the winter quarter of the senior year of at least 3.0. If a student with a BS is admitted to this program, he or she will be expected to complete the requirements for the MS degree (outlined below) before beginning doctoral research. Graduates of community colleges may enter ECE programs in the junior year. Students may only get credit for one of the two courses, CSE 167 or MAE 152. Students should have sufficient background in high school mathematics so that they can take first-year calculus in their first quarter. Communities and the Environment, POLI 126AA. Other restrictions in the selection of technical electives are also given in the section . Formal participation (i.e., registration and attendance) in the ECE 290 graduate seminar program in the winter quarter of their senior year. Citizenship, Community, and Culture, SOCI 180. Students should have sufficient background in high school mathematics so that they can take first-year calculus in the first quarter. Each student must submit the regular graduate application fee prior to the application deadline for their application to be processed. Its structure is very similar to that of electrical engineering except the depth requirement includes seven courses and there are only five electives. Students may receive elective credit for only one of the following courses: CSE 164A, MATH 174, MATH 173, PHYS 105A-B, MAE 107, CENG 100. This course requires the department stamp. *Those taking the Physics 4 series will take five courses (twenty units). All BS computer engineering students are required to take CSE 100 or MATH 176, CSE 101 or MATH 188, CSE 110, CSE 120, 140, 140L, 141, 141L.