Electrical and Computer Engineering
There are three concentrations of Electrical and Computer Engineering to choose from:
Circuits
*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab
Electromagnetics
*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab
Signals and Systems
*Hours are Credit : Lecture : Lab
There are three concentrations of Electrical and Computer Engineering to choose from:
Each concentration has 2 MAPs (Major Academic Plans); one for students who have completed MATH 113 (Start with EMC2) and those who have not (Start with Math 112).
Circuits
Circuits: EMC2
● It is recommended that you take the classes highlighted in blue as part of the EMC2 program (see EMC2.byu.edu). If you have credit for Math 113, you can start EMC2 now.
● Since this concentration does not require CS 235, ACME Major can count your EMC2 experience as your CS 111 credit, but it is recommended that you take CS 235 (with Prerequisite CS 111) before starting the Junior Core.
Circuits: No Prior Calculus Credit
Electromagnetics
Electromagnetics: EMC2
● It is recommended that you take the classes highlighted in blue as part of the EMC2 program (see EMC2.byu.edu). If you have credit for Math 113, you can start EMC2 now.
● Since this concentration does not require CS 235, ACME Major can count your EMC2 experience as your CS 111 credit, but it is recommended that you take CS 235 (with Prerequisite CS 111) before starting the Junior Core.
Electromagnetics: No Prior Calculus Credit
Signals and Systems
Signals and Systems: EMC2
● It is recommended that you take the classes highlighted in blue as part of the EMC2 program (see EMC2.byu.edu).
● Since this concentration does not require CS 235, ACME Major can count your EMC2 experience as your CS 111 credit, but it is recommended that you take CS 235 (with Prerequisite CS 111) before starting the Junior Core.
Signals and Systems: No Prior Calculus Credit
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