There are three concentrations of Electrical and Computer Engineering to choose from:
Circuits
| Requirements | Class Number | Class Name | Hours* | Offered | Prerequisites | Notes |
| Complete All | EC EN 240 | Circuit Analysis and Laboratory | 4:3:3 | F/W/Spr | CS 142 or 111 & MATH 113 & PHSCS 121 & Average of B or better in completed Math, Physics & Computer Science courses | Fee
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| EC EN 340 | Electronic Circuit Design 1 | 4:3:3 | F | EC EN 240 & MATH 213 & MATH 215 & PHSCS 220 |
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| Complete One | EC EN 446 | Power Electronics | 4:3:3 | W | EC EN 301 or EC EN 340 |
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| EC EN 445 | Introduction to Mixed-Signal VLSI | 4:3:3 | F | EC EN 340 |
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| EC EN 450 | Introduction to Semiconductor Devices | 3:3:1 | F | CHEM 105 or 111 & EC EN 240 or 301 |
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| EC EN 452 | Experiments in Integrated Circuit Development | 1:0:3 | F | EC EN 450 (or concurrent enrollment) or CH EN 481 (or concurrent enrollment.)
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| Indirectly Required | PHSCS 121 | Introduction to Newtonian Mechanics | 3:3:1 | F/W/Spr | Calculus or concurrent enrollment. | |
| PHSCS 220 | Introduction to Electricity and Magnetism | 3:3:1 | F/W/Spr | MATH 113 & PHSCS 121 (or equivalent) | Recommended PHSCS 220 and PHSCS 225 taken concurrently |
| Recommended | PHSCS 225 | Introduction to Experimental Physics
| 2:0:6 | F/W | PHSCS 220 concurrently | |
*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab